After transmigrating into Hokage, he becomes a member of the Hyuga Branch Family and graduates from the Ninja Academy in the same class as Neji.
Standing at the graduation ceremony, the protagonist lets out a groan inwardly.
You've got to be kidding me. This timeline is way too late. One major event after another is coming, and danger is already right around the corner.
Fortunately, he awakens a life simulator. He thinks he can use it to glimpse the future, share different lives with all kinds of people, earn rewards, and change the Hyuga Branch Family's tragic fate.
But once he tries it, he discovers the thing is defective! It's riddled with bugs, and the simulations are constantly going wrong.
Then something even more terrifying than the faulty System happens:
The people whose lives he shared in the simulations actually break free of the simulated world and come looking for him in real life.
The protagonist is completely dumbfounded. “We only lived through a life together in a simulation! How did you end up coming to find me in the real world?!”
Tags: Hokage | Transmigration | Hyuga Branch Family | Defective Simulator | Simulated Characters Enter the Real World
It is a very good Naruto fanfic. It handles the relationship between Scorpion and the protagonist very well. It is not like other simulations that focus on cheating to gain power. It has a detailed story. Scorpion's possessiveness is not like being imprisoned and hurt by some demons. It has no restrictions on the protagonist and just enjoys the existence or emotional possession of one person. It can soothe the loneliness and trauma from childhood to dependence.
It feels like the pace of entering the simulation is a bit slow at the beginning, and those contents can be interjected during the simulation. In the chapter list, I saw that Orochimaru was sent. You can also consider a cold girl Orochimaru later.
The first female protagonist who turns into a scorpion is quite good, but the pace in the first few chapters is too slow. It gets much better after entering the simulation.
The plot is quite good, but the update is too slow. The simulated world is only 80,000 to 90,000 words long, and the real world is connected later. The book cannot be finished without a million words, depending on the author's level. I personally think that the simulated world can be controlled to 50,000 to 60,000 words, and then connected to the real world, so that the author will not be so stressed.
To be honest, it's good in detail, but I think soul piercing is a poisonous point. It's very uncomfortable to read. Moreover, the character of the protagonist is a bit strange. You may not notice it when you first read it. But later on, you will find that there is a very strange feeling. I don't know if you feel it, or it may be my illusion. So four stars encourage me.
This subject matter is very good, but I prefer to watch them after they appear in reality. They are not yet connected to reality, so I have little interest in reading. Come on, the word count is recommended to be about 2,000 words per chapter. If the word count is small, readers will read it quickly and it will not be considered effective reading. The update time is preferably fixed
It's a yandere with a scorpion-like nature. It's good [smile][smile][smile], but the content is too little to watch!
I feel like Haruki is a bit dangerous. Isn't she going to do something like "the only bond with the Hyuga family died at the hands of the clan, so she massacred Hinata and then defected"? The last time I wish I was a prophet 🤦 (don't really write it like that 🙂)
The tone of the story is similar to that of raising a wife until adulthood, investing too much in one line and there is no turning back. The ending is probably the end when the wife comes to capture the bag. On the surface, the enemies in this world have been basically eliminated, and the story of the Boruto era has been destroyed by the parents. Of course, it cannot run. The alien Daidomu is also too late for the enemy.
It's so comfortable. At present, it seems that I am suitable for this kind of ordinary writing.