Bai Yu, a fan of "Naruto", has a great time traveling through the world of "Naruto" to fight monsters and upgrade.
At the beginning, he was reborn as an Uchiha war orphan. He encountered the Nine-Tails Rebellion when he was a baby, and the Uchiha clan entered a countdown to annihilation.
Unlock the expansion packs in sequence: Night of Genocide, Konoha Collapse Plan, Attack of the Akatsuki Organization, Fourth Ninja War...
The protagonist has absolutely no talent for cultivation, and relies entirely on the system to obtain experience points to upgrade. There are no bottlenecks, and no lag in combat power. Just upgrade and you're done!
To make up for some of the regrets of the original work, the supporting characters follow the official settings. For example, Hiruzen Sarutobi is a good guy with limited abilities. He is not dark or takes the blame, and the three generations of conspiracy parties are careful to enter.
If the protagonist does not defect, the black party will enter with caution.
Itachi Uchiha massacred his family. Although the author also likes this character and feels sorry for his fate, his behavior is definitely that of an inhumane murderer. His crimes will never be vindicated. Itachi should be cautious when he betrays his party.
The plot setting follows the coexistence of comics and TV plots.
Everyone is welcome to communicate in the comment area.
Reader comments
Okay, yes, it is indeed weak and frustrating in the early stage. Maybe there are fewer people who like this. Classic writing style.
We can continue to update, there are too few, I hope it is a lone wolf player who has no emotional drama and no cp
It's quite good. I'm used to reading defection stories, so this kind of thing can be regarded as an adjustment to my taste.
Okay, yes, it is indeed weak and frustrating in the early stage. Maybe there are fewer people who like this. Classic writing style.
We can continue to update, there are too few, I hope it is a lone wolf player who has no emotional drama and no cp
It's quite good. I'm used to reading defection stories, so this kind of thing can be regarded as an adjustment to my taste.