He died twice.
The first time, he was an ordinary young man from Earth. The second time, he was a Uchiha clan ninja who died in the Second Shinobi World War.
When he opened his eyes again, he had become a Migurd baby: blue-haired, long-lived, unable to speak, and living in a remote village on the Demon Continent.
In this unfamiliar world, he met another child who couldn't speak: Roxy. The two children, both regarded as “different” by their people, became each other's only support.
From the Demon Continent to Ranoa University of Magic, from traveling together to training on their own, he drew on the memories of three lifetimes and his Sharingan to gradually explore how to combine ninjutsu and magic. With the help of the Demon Emperor Kishirika, he completed the fusion of his magic eyes, attained the Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan, and mastered the dual Kamui, powerful enough to tear through space.
The Human-God weaves a web of schemes in the shadows, while the Dragon God searches for hope through the cycles of reincarnation.
And in this millennia-long game, he is the one variable no one can see.
Get stronger, join the battle, and make it back alive.
After watching it, it was okay. The advantage is that it has its own plot, which mainly introduces the daily life of Luo Qixi and the protagonist. It is quite leisurely. The shortcoming is that there are too few battles, and the battle theme of the dual divine power is not reflected. I am a bit disappointed. I thought I could show my holiness in front of people, but it is a pity that it did not.
The plot is quite good, but the author, uh, his writing style and style are a bit like writing a diary, not like writing a novel. Of course, it can still be read despite these, but I still think the author can improve it a little bit. The plot develops too fast, the plot is too simplified, and it easily becomes a fast food article, or a fast food article, or a plot. The word "I" appears too frequently in some descriptions. This word can be omitted in some descriptions, or it can be replaced by "self", other words or the protagonist's name. This word appears too frequently, coupled with the description method, it makes this novel feel like "writing a diary" very strongly 🤦 🤦 🤦 Come on, learn! Author
The dialogue has a human-machine feel, so cold ૮₍ ˊᯅˋ₎ა
It's beautiful, thank you to the author!
The writing style is rather peculiar?