My name is Kabuto Yakushi, and I am a breakfast shop owner. I just want to wash away the sins of my previous life in the fireworks of the human world.
On the first day, he stopped the fight between the business giants Madara Uchiha and Tobi Senju, and fed the young detective Uchiha Obito.
In the afternoon, watch the battle between Kakashi who is out of control and the delivery boy.
With a portion of Maotai-xiang pancake, I made two rival CEOs fall into memories at the same time.
I used a basket of steamed steamed buns and the white flour came out.
"Boss, please join us!" Obito (Star Eyes) (Healthy Growth Version).
I used a takeaway phone call to call the rider Metkai, who could drive the eight-door armor, and kicked the crazy Kakashi unconscious.
"Boss! Your takeaway is full of youthful passion!" Matkai (thumbs up).
They all lost their memory.
When all their memories are restored, can my little breakfast shop still contain the grievances of the entire ninja world?
And the one in the hospital really looks like her.
In short, strive to become a breakfast fairy, start by grabbing breakfast
Reader comments
It's a rare fan work that fits the character's design perfectly, without being intentionally OOC. The delicate emotions are narrated, the atmosphere is delicate and moving, and you can feel the author's full cherishment and love for the characters. 5 Cents a piece, remember to delete the brackets
Although it's not the modern version of Naruto I'm looking for, this version of Naruto is still pretty good-looking.
No, how did the author write abstract things so seriously, and the writing style is also very good
It's a rare fan work that fits the character's design perfectly, without being intentionally OOC. The delicate emotions are narrated, the atmosphere is delicate and moving, and you can feel the author's full cherishment and love for the characters. 5 Cents a piece, remember to delete the brackets
Although it's not the modern version of Naruto I'm looking for, this version of Naruto is still pretty good-looking.
No, how did the author write abstract things so seriously, and the writing style is also very good