Traveling through the world of Naruto, I became an ordinary teacher at Konoha Ninja School.
The system mistook me for a six-year-old freshman and issued an outrageous task:
"Help my deskmate Uchiha Shisui open his Sharingan."
"Guide Metkai to complete the Eight Gates of Dunjia."
"Correction of Orochimaru's scientific research ethics issues."
I looked at the future ninja legends in the classroom and fell into deep thought.
——Is there a mistake in the system? I am the teacher?
Until one day, the Third Hokage came to talk to me before retiring.
Danzo bowed deeply to me at his base.
Pain's Six Paths, controlled by Nagato, knelt down on one knee in front of me.
On the seal of Otsutsuki Kaguya is a "tutorial notice" written by me.
On the eve of the Great Ninja War, the Five Shadows gathered together.
When everyone was arguing about who was qualified to be the commander-in-chief of the coalition forces.
My students—the Fourth Hokage, the leader of the Akatsuki organization, Sunagakure Kazekage, Konoha technicians, and the God of Taijutsu—got up at the same time and turned to the figure drinking tea in the back row of the classroom:
"Teacher, only you can sit in this seat."
[Reading instructions]
If it is not an invincible style, the protagonist relies on wisdom and layout to grow.
It's difficult to save the original work, and Uchiha, Hinata, Neji, Jiraiya, the Fourth Generation, etc. All have new endings
Multiple elements of system + education + behind the scenes + power management
The main plot respects the framework of the original work, and the details are fully reshaped.
Core Summary
This is a story of "wrong system + wrong identity = subversion of the ninja world".
When the chalk is used to teach and educate people, it becomes the lever to move the ninja world.
When the three-foot podium in the classroom becomes a chessboard for controlling the world.
Reader comments
It's okay, but just okay.
The writing is too rigid and the plot design is too deliberate.
Well, I took a closer look, and the author has a few more points.
It's okay, but just okay. The writing is too rigid and the plot design is too deliberate. Well, I took a closer look, and the author has a few more points.