The Otsutsuki on the Moon

After transmigrating into the Otsutsuki clan on the moon, he opens his eyes to find himself facing a deadly struggle between the Main House and Branch House. He’s a direct member of the Main House, which is about to be wiped out. How can he change his fate? Otsutsuki Uya feels the little horns on his head. As a transmigrator with a game System, he’s basically a Fourth Calamity. Let’s do this! After successfully killing the rebellious Branch House members, Otsutsuki Uya discovers that no one else is left in the Main House. He not only finds himself a mom deep inside the moon, but also starts up a lunar version of Minecraft. It’s really true that a moon brought up with Planetary Devastation is great. There’s soil, forests, and air inside the moon, and he has a whole bunch of puppets working for him. It’s the perfect place for a farming life. He thought he’d live to a hundred, and by the time the Otsutsuki from beyond the stars came looking for him, he’d already be dead, so he wouldn’t care if the world went to hell. Never in a million years did he expect his mom to be his real mother. He also inherited her special constitution, which instantly gave him a lifespan of thousands of years. To avoid getting caught by the Otsutsuki and fed to the Divine Tree, Otsutsuki Uya has no choice but to get moving and complete the System’s main quests in the ninja world. Once he becomes absurdly powerful, he’ll activate the wandering-moon mode and travel wherever he wants in the vast universe. He might as well go find his third older brother, who’s spent over a thousand years trying to save their mother. As the youngest in the family, surely it’s fine to ask his big brother for help? Otsutsuki Uya originally had no interest in getting involved in the feud between the Senju and the Uchiha. It was too much trouble. Even if he liked that certain someone, could a real person ever be like a fictional character? Later, Otsutsuki Uya’s heart starts pounding. …They really are different. How could a fictional character ever compare to the real thing!!! Pairing: Madara 【The Uchiha Do Not Ally with the Senju】 Upcoming Story The Zenin Twins Clear the Demon Slayer RPG Synopsis A player gets a highly customizable RPG called Jujutsu ○ Battle. After reading the game’s background and learning that its world has a particular taboo against twins, they excitedly create two characters and spend a fortune on them, determined to give them both the best possible start as sorcerers. Who cares if they’re twins? I want twins! The two are born as twins, but with one soul in two bodies. Player: ??? In the world of Jujutsu ○ Battle, twins count as one person, so they really are one person after all. But what’s wrong with that? Sharing one mind must be the perfect way to play two accounts at once. The cutscene loads, but it’s the wrong world, and it’s the Warring States period. Player: … I-it’s fine. It’s not Jujutsu ○ Battle, but Demon Slayer ○ Blade sounds like fun too. The player, who knows next to nothing about Japan’s Warring States period, decisively chooses to unite the land. The player is ambitious. They’ve already manipulated this life’s parent NPCs into raising the second character as a girl. Once that character is famous and the time is right, they’ll have the first character marry the second off to a bunch of lords, then work from within to make the second character a widower. The first character can then take over the former brother-in-law’s lands. What could be better? The player never expected their first attempt at marrying off the second character to go wrong. Because the person they married the second character to was just so, so, so very much their type. They couldn’t bring themselves to kill him. It’s worth mentioning that the person the second character married was named Kokushibo. Theme: Stay positive. Tomorrow will be better