[Naruto fanfic] + [Zanpakuto] + [Decisive and ruthless] + [Building a power base]
After transmigrating into the Naruto world, Sakuya became the son of Kazahana Dōtō of the Land of Snow.
That's right, his father was the very man Naruto beat to a pulp in the original story.
With abysmal talent, Sakuya was an unwanted outcast from childhood, until he awakened the Shinigami System.
His father's coup succeeded, and now he dreams of unifying the shinobi world?
“Shatter, Kyoka Suigetsu.”
Amid the heavy snowfall, Sakuya cut off his father's head with one stroke.
After becoming the daimyo of the Land of Snow, Sakuya began a series of reforms.
One country, two governments? How is that not division!
Abolish the shinobi village system. From today onward, the Daimyo's Palace is officially renamed the [Seireitei].
The country's foundations are too weak, and its military strength is insufficient? No problem. The entire shinobi world is a talent pool.
The Bloody Mist Village next door has a large number of bloodline shinobi waiting to be rescued. I'll take them!
The Uchiha Clan is about to be wiped out? Fine, we'll save them too. I'll take them!
The Hyuga Clan's branch family has suffered under the main family for too long? Good, we'll save another group. I'll take them!
As the country grew stronger, Sakuya stood above the world and officially announced that the Land of Snow would be renamed the “Snow-Hidden Empire”!
“We will establish a new order for the shinobi world! Everyone, put your right fist over your chest... For the Empire! Kokoro o sasageyo!”
The Allied Shinobi Forces of the Five Great Nations are attacking?
Don't worry, we have the [Thirteen Court Guard Squads].
What do you mean the Akatsuki have come to fight as a team?
Go bring out the [Empire's Ten Blades] and let them spar!
Note: This book only borrows the abilities of Zanpakuto and Kido from Bleach.
I've read 62 chapters so far, and it's a pretty good Naruto fanfic. The rating is definitely too low. Personally, I think fanfics are fine as long as the logic is sound; you can change things however you want. I generally agree with the Naruto world-building the author has created. The slice-of-life scenes and battles are also quite good.
I haven't sensed any intention to curry favor with Konoha yet. They're just playing along. Besides, the system's cheat code is growth-oriented and needs time. Once they're strong enough, they won't need to play along with Konoha anymore. Anyway, hostility is inevitable. As long as I don't kill any famous Konoha characters later on, that's fine.
If you're looking for something to read, this is a good option. The two low-star reviews are specifically for those who post negative feedback; I suggest starting from Chapter 4 for a better experience. The first three chapters are a bit drawn out at the beginning, so I don't recommend reading them. Overall, it's a medium-quality read, but I recommend it. 🤔👍
Wow, this is amazing! Kakashi is truly the best in the ninja world; he learned Ice Release techniques in an instant. The Sharingan is definitely the most powerful bloodline.
It's better than I expected! I don't know who maliciously gave it such a low score. Keep it up, author! I also think Zhi Shui can be salvaged. The author, Huang Shulang, is indeed hard to let go of; he's self-righteous, self-indulgent, and his brainwashing has penetrated to the bone.
It's very well written. I've read about a hundred volumes of Naruto, and most of them are about Konoha or other major countries. A few smaller countries are represented by the Rain Kage or rogue ninjas, which is quite unique and keeps the story engaging. The power levels don't falter, and the development of the nations isn't overly complicated, making it seem like it's straying from the main theme. Overall, it's a very enjoyable read.
It feels good, but the updates are a bit slow. I'll save it up because I'm afraid I won't feel like watching it when I come back. Why was such a good novel cut off? Even if it's just an AI sequel with some polishing by the author, as long as there's plenty of content, that would be fine.
It was pretty good; I finished it in no time. Following others' advice to skip the first three chapters and jump straight to the fourth was definitely much more enjoyable.
It still looks like it's hesitant.
How did I manage to kill the book while trying to care for it? 🥺