[Hokage] [Uchiha] [System] [Time Travel] [Unlimited Card Drawing] [No Heroine] [Darkening] [Brainless Cool]
Kaneki Ken? Grim Reaper? One Piece? Cardcaptor Sakura? ! Spell to fight back? Akira Uchiha from the Naruto world died on the night of the genocide, and was bound to a card drawing system upon death - a card drawing system is automatically triggered every time he is killed, and he will be resurrected within 30 seconds after acquiring new abilities from another world. Wait, you said it's possible for me to become like them when I fight? What a shame!
On the night of the genocide, Akira Uchiha was pierced through the heart by Itachi's sword.
He is dead.
Then he woke up.
[Number of deaths: 1. Trigger card drawing—obtain ability: Iron Block (Six Styles)]
Before he could react, he was stabbed again.
[Number of deaths: 2. Trigger card drawing - obtain ability: Shunpo (Reaper)]
"Wait a minute, am I—the more I die, the stronger I get?"
When he stood up for the third time, a look of fear appeared behind the ANBU's mask.
When he stood up for the tenth time, he was ready to fight back.
When I stood up for the 200th time——
Well, almost no one could have left him dead.
For the thousandth time... Isn't that just doing whatever you want?
"It's a pity, I want to die a few more times."
Those who had killed him didn't know that with every blow they struck, they were creating a monster with their own hands.
Reader comments
I don't understand the resurrection mechanism. Is it because the body is damaged and cannot be resurrected? If the character is reported by the detonating talisman like this, the protagonist will be dead and the whole book will be over. If not, then why is the protagonist afraid of Payne? After all, the corpse cannot be destroyed under the power of the system and can be resurrected indefinitely. Then the protagonist doesn't have to be afraid of anything other than the sealing technique. Inconsistency wouldn't be Al, would it?
I don't understand the resurrection mechanism. Is it because the body is damaged and cannot be resurrected? If the character is reported by the detonating talisman like this, the protagonist will be dead and the whole book will be over. If not, then why is the protagonist afraid of Payne? After all, the corpse cannot be destroyed under the power of the system and can be resurrected indefinitely. Then the protagonist doesn't have to be afraid of anything other than the sealing technique. Inconsistency wouldn't be Al, would it?