Lin Yue, a social worker, died suddenly while working overtime and traveled through time to become a useless genin of Kumogakure Village in the world of Naruto.
The whole class is at the bottom of the list in physical skills, and teammates bully them wantonly. The beginning is hell mode. Fortunately, the [Pick-in System for Rank Promotion] was activated - a weird golden finger possessed by a poisonous HR, urging him to clock in every day, deducting his attendance, and mocking him when he was about to die, but silently helping him become stronger.
"Punching in? I'm already dead and I still have to clock in?!"
Yes, but this time punching in can really make you stronger. Check in at the Valley of the End to obtain the Thunderbolt Armor, check in at the scene of Konoha's collapse to unlock the Blood Succession Limit, check in at the side of the Two-Tailed Jinchuuriki Yukito to win the heart of the arrogant cat girl... From being an outcast waste to the Fifth Raikage, from being alone to gathering in a harem, Lin Yue used the persistence of a social animal to write his own legend in the ninja world.
When the Akatsuki organization was ready to move, when Otsutsuki Kaguya came, and when the fate of the entire ninja world was on his shoulders, he stood at the top of the Peace Tower and faced the system's final question:
"Punched in for 1999 days, with a perfect attendance rate of 98.7%. Optional reward one: go home; optional reward two: stay. Please choose."
Behind him, Yukito, Samui, Terumi Mei, Konan, Tsunade... Everyone was waiting for him.
"System, thank you for these 1999 days."
"... You're welcome, this is what HR should do."
"Then it's time for you to get off work."
"The 2000th day of punching in - [Next to the person you love most] - punching in successfully. Reward: an HR who will always remember you."
Social animals never sleep, they just change the world and continue to clock in.
Reader comments
The author seems to be writing a book for the first time. The basics are okay. The problem is that the pace is too slow, some lines and plots are repeated over and over again, and the timeline is not explained clearly. I feel that the timeline of the characters does not match up with the original work (Samui and Yukito seem to be of the same age). If you adjust the problem, stick to writing, and the protagonist has a more correct outlook on things, it will be no problem to get good grades.
The author seems to be writing a book for the first time. The basics are okay. The problem is that the pace is too slow, some lines and plots are repeated over and over again, and the timeline is not explained clearly. I feel that the timeline of the characters does not match up with the original work (Samui and Yukito seem to be of the same age). If you adjust the problem, stick to writing, and the protagonist has a more correct outlook on things, it will be no problem to get good grades.