[Female leads: Mitsuri, Kanae, Shinobu Kocho, and Kanao] + [Demon Slayer characters learn Hokage ninjutsu]
Momiji originally transmigrated to the Hokage world, born of the Senju and Uchiha clans.
But since the two clans were bitter enemies, neither accepted her. During the Second Shinobi World War, both clans joined forces to frame her and get her killed.
When she woke again, Momiji discovered she had transmigrated a second time, this time to the Demon Slayer world.
And she even had a cheat.
[Set your sights on becoming the greatest Hokage mentor!]
Momiji: Wait, what? Is there chakra in this world? And you want me to teach? Have you ever been a Hokage mentor? How can you just hand out missions like that?
System: There’s nothing wrong with the System!
Momiji looked at the little girl in front of her, with cherry-pink hair and around seven or eight years of age, and felt a headache coming on.
How was she supposed to teach her?
Just as Momiji was at a loss, she discovered that the System shop had chakra fruits that could increase one’s chakra reserves.
But they required points to redeem.
And points could only be earned by killing rogue shinobi.
Rogue shinobi?
When Momiji tried killing a demon, the System flashed a notification:
[Successfully killed a low-level rogue shinobi. Earned 50 points.]
Momiji looked at the demon trembling in front of her. “Don’t worry, it won’t hurt.”
Demon: Are points more important than me?
Momiji: No, you’re very important to me.
Mitsuri looked at the thing in front of her and asked Momiji curiously:
“Momiji, if I eat this, will I become like you?”
Kanae gazed longingly at Momiji as she spat fireballs from her mouth.
Shinobu Kocho: Is this person really human? Have humans evolved?!
What does it mean if the author doesn't update?
Not bad, look good
Hey, hey, hey, here you go, I just came back from the last book, and it won my heart [admiration]. Haji also made me enjoy writing this book [admiration]
I hope this book will not be interrupted and will not end early 😘
It's pretty good, I just wish there were more