Traveling through Naruto, he became Uchiha Sasuke's twin brother, starting with dual divine powers.
Kamui is really strong, and the space within my sight is at my disposal.
The problem is - I'm a newborn and can't control it.
The first time he used his power, he wiped out Sasuke's swaddling clothes. Father Fugaku's Sharingan stared all night.
The second time he used his power, he transferred all the dumplings hidden by his mother into his mouth. Mikoto smiled and asked me if it was delicious.
The third time he used his power, the Immortal of Six Paths asked him directly in his dream: Young man, will you be the savior?
I, Uchiha, swear to God, I really just want to lie down and be a piece of trash.
But Sasuke was bullied - can I bear it?
Brother Weasel wants to exterminate the clan—can I just ignore it?
Naruto was swinging alone on the swing - could I pretend not to see it?
Okay, waste is waste.
(The first 10 or so chapters will be slow to warm up, and they are more daily, and they are laying the groundwork. The new book will be more tolerant)
Reader comments
It's really well written. I'll leave a long comment.
First of all, praise the advantages, the writing is delicate, and the early stage of the plot is warm and touching. Later, after the genocide was exterminated, my heart ached dully. I usually don't like the first person, but this one was very comfortable.
I hope Sasuke can resolve the misunderstanding with his brother soon. The protagonist feels so misunderstood. He is obviously a lion that can command a mighty force, but he can only curl up his paws and act like a dog.
The second is the shortcomings. Don't use your first name in conversations
Sasuke said: "How about Sasuke ×"
Sasuke said: "How can I do it ✓"
Come on
It's quite unique, I will keep following it. The first-person perspective is both good and bad, and the perspective is very narrow. You can only see the whereabouts of a few people around the protagonist. It may be that this is all he has in mind. Fortunately, the author's writing style is beautiful, flowing silently like water, without any twists and turns, and enough to attract me to read on. There are really a lot of hints and foreshadowing, which brings a sense of incomprehension and inscrutability. Also, this book is the most like Sasuke's home among all the fire novels I have read. There are no conspiracy theories or politics, or Sasuke and Hikaru are not involved, except that Itachi's existence is a bit confusing. There are problems with logic, but if you are just reading the novel here, you can ignore it: it is still too obscure a problem, and some things need to be said, even to family members. Because they don't have the ability to read minds, they can't possibly know that the protagonist can save the people. Otherwise, it would be like doing nothing and waiting to be protected by the gods, which is inexplicable.
I hope everyone can support the new book
If possible, can you change it to the third person? Now there is no name in the whole process, there is only one me. Most of the novels I read are basically third-person novels. First-person novels are rare. Some people who like to read third-person novels find it difficult to read the first-person novels.
The writing is quite nice, but I don't know why so few people read it. Maybe it's because it's not recommended.
It's really well written. I'll leave a long comment. First of all, praise the advantages, the writing is delicate, and the early stage of the plot is warm and touching. Later, after the genocide was exterminated, my heart ached dully. I usually don't like the first person, but this one was very comfortable. I hope Sasuke can resolve the misunderstanding with his brother soon. The protagonist feels so misunderstood. He is obviously a lion that can command a mighty force, but he can only curl up his paws and act like a dog. The second is the shortcomings. Don't use your first name in conversations Sasuke said: "How about Sasuke ×" Sasuke said: "How can I do it ✓" Come on
It's quite unique, I will keep following it. The first-person perspective is both good and bad, and the perspective is very narrow. You can only see the whereabouts of a few people around the protagonist. It may be that this is all he has in mind. Fortunately, the author's writing style is beautiful, flowing silently like water, without any twists and turns, and enough to attract me to read on. There are really a lot of hints and foreshadowing, which brings a sense of incomprehension and inscrutability. Also, this book is the most like Sasuke's home among all the fire novels I have read. There are no conspiracy theories or politics, or Sasuke and Hikaru are not involved, except that Itachi's existence is a bit confusing. There are problems with logic, but if you are just reading the novel here, you can ignore it: it is still too obscure a problem, and some things need to be said, even to family members. Because they don't have the ability to read minds, they can't possibly know that the protagonist can save the people. Otherwise, it would be like doing nothing and waiting to be protected by the gods, which is inexplicable.
I hope everyone can support the new book
If possible, can you change it to the third person? Now there is no name in the whole process, there is only one me. Most of the novels I read are basically third-person novels. First-person novels are rare. Some people who like to read third-person novels find it difficult to read the first-person novels.
The writing is quite nice, but I don't know why so few people read it. Maybe it's because it's not recommended.