I think that no matter how heavy the rain gets, the skies will eventually clear. I think that no matter how dark the night is, dawn will always come. The moon sets and the sun rises. Whether we admit it or not, people have to grow up eventually.
------Though it looks very serious, Jun Yiluo is actually a cheeky, sarcastic little troublemaker... Though the blurb above the divider looks literary, did you think I'd tell you this is actually a Kuso novel?
In my first year of college, a girl in my dorm teased me: "Why is it that every other writer I know starts posting a chapter a day, or even two or three chapters a day, after starting college, while you can't even manage a steady monthly update!" Male lead and team, no explanation needed. Complete. Everything locked before chapter 30 is just leave notices and such, so there's no need to read it.
------Volume breakdown: Childhood Memories: Before the age of four, she was already fighting to survive; The Winds of Change Begin: The story starts, and the Chunin Exams begin; Sudden Storms: They are growing up, and so is she; Three Blank Years: From underage to adulthood, life is always full of surprises; Extra: Tracks of the Past: Twelve years not mentioned earlier. Whatever the ending, thank you for having crossed paths with me; Like a Dream in the Gale: From the start of Shippuden to Pain's attack, the battles escalate; Warm Breezes and Bright Sun: The Fourth Shinobi World War, and the main story's conclusion; Extra: After the Dust Settles: The era of the little ones.
------The chapter order for the blank years and some extras has been changed. As for the comments getting jumbled, there's really nothing I can do... Please forgive me QAQ!
1. This is a complete record of my seventeen-year-old self's embarrassing past and the author's worldview correction. The early chapters are a bit amateurish. The name Jun Yiluo is purely the result of an ingenious translation. Its romanization is "Kunrio," and in Japanese it's "Kimi Rio." A more proper translation would probably be Jun Rio, Jun Riyo, or Jun Rie, so please don't worry about it.
2. Basically, it's not very hot-blooded, and only pretends to be upright. The protagonist is serious on the outside and a goofball on the inside.
3. The heroine is strong-willed, with a loli exterior and the heart of a mature woman, a Cancerian heart inside a Libra's shell. She's strong, but not overpowered, and has no bloodline limit.
4. The original story has slapped me in the face countless times, but I still love it like my first crush... You'll understand when you look at the publication date TUT. This story was started in 2011, so please don't be too harsh. The timeline is set so that Orochimaru defects a year before the Nine-Tails attacks the village.
5. The story spans a long period, so characters' personalities change over time, and the author's writing style changes too. Original pairings include Jiraiya and Tsunade, Kakashi and Tenzou, Asuma and Kurenai, Hayate and Yugao, and Genma and Shizune. It's not a good novel, but when you've run out of things to read, it should still be fine for passing the time. If all of the above sounds acceptable, welcome to the rabbit hole... After all that, will anyone actually read it! In the 2019 cleanup, the last chapter that couldn't be unlocked is the second half of the married couple's compatibility test, but it doesn't affect the plot. I'll rewrite it when I have time... Whenever I get around to it _(:з"∠)_
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The little ghosts are so cute! Please stay happy in the new generation wwwww
The long-awaited next generation is finally here! The children have grown up, and their daily lives are so interesting! Qianli is written in such a cute way wwwwww
As someone who is not good at writing reviews, I just want to express my thoughts. Although the character Jun Yiluo is very cheerful, and the events after time travel mainly focus on teenagers, I always feel that she is in her twenties. Firstly, it's because her soul before time travel was already 25 years old, and secondly, her character is very stable. She laughed and joked with her seniors, but she considered everyone from the bottom of her heart, always placed herself in the right position, and never forgot her responsibilities. This gave her a very mature temperament. The instability brought about by Huan Tuo also made her less mature, retaining her inner innocence and preventing her from evolving into the maturity of the Weasel God who takes the world as her own responsibility. Jun Yiluo has many good teachers and friends. Minato, Midoriya, Kakashi, Tsunade, and Jiraiya have all taught her or given her a lot of help. But as a soul from another world, she only inherited some from them, rather than inheriting a certain spirit from others like them. She formed unique values that are different from Konoha ninjas and modern society. This value and the ninja world she feels are, in my opinion, the biggest highlight of this article. To sum it up in three words, I think they are: hard work, solidity, and acceptance. In the childhood story, the little boy who practiced hard showed me what the ninja world should have besides passion and companionship. Training alone day and night, critical and dangerous missions, and death constantly appearing around you are all necessary shadows under the sun. It is precisely because of these constant experiences that Jun Yiluo never dares to slack off and regards cultivation as a top priority besides his tasks. In the setting, Jun Yiluo's overall strength has reached the level of jounin, but based on her ninjutsu characteristics, I personally think it is more like an upgraded version of Jōnin, because her strengths and weaknesses are clear. She gradually surpassed her peers through continuous practice, but she was not a genius like Kakashi, Itachi, and Shisui. She always has a clear understanding of her status and is constantly catching up. There is no one step to heaven, and there is no sense of superiority as a time traveler. Even though she knew part of the plot, she couldn't flap her meager wings. This was what I resented the most. Coming to this world, apart from falling in love with Tianzang, it didn't affect the direction of the story?? But after reading the full text and getting to know this character, I recognized what happened to her. She has tried her best to accompany those lonely characters, Naruto, Tsunade, Shisui, etc., And she has warmed them with her own strength. Life is not only about the key points, but also about the scenery along the way. Even if the destination is the same, the scenery along the way is different. And, she embraced the cruel life like a true ninja. In this regard, I have to say that she is worthy of being the sister brought out by Kakashi (a proud face for Kakashi fans). Although the character Zhisui came out very late and had few roles, he had a great impact on Jun Yiluo. He was both her classmate and the friend she grew up with. After the death of the Watergates, I think he was the first person to enter Jun Yiluo's heart. When it comes to other people and things, Jun Yiluo has a strong determination to do her own thing in a down-to-earth manner and provide good logistics and support for others. But when Zhishui is around, she can always breathe a sigh of relief. Whether in missions or in life, Jun Yiluo has a strong dependence on Zhi Shui, who is also her brother and friend, and perhaps she is not aware of it herself. Although Shisui spent a lot of time with her, the bond between people actually lies not in the length of time they get together, but in the influence they have on each other. Such as Naruto and Sasuke, Kakashi and Obito. The time they spent together was actually not that long, but their fates were so entangled that they could never let go until they were resolved in the end. Jun Yiluo didn't know it, but there was always a shadow in front of the direction of her efforts that she thought she had forgotten. And Yamato was the one who always accompanied him warmly on this road. I don't know if it influenced her, but opened a new door for her and guided her into a new life. Because Jun He is in love, except for Jun Yiluo who treats love like a frightened deer and is slow, they are together by boat. So, there's not much to say other than warmth and mutual gratitude… My favorite detail in the article is Chapter 6. Sixteen-year-old Jun Yiluo diligently completes the tasks of the Intelligence Department - taps his index finger twice on the table and says these are put into storage. Her charm comes from independence, responsibility for work, seriousness and love for life. My favorite is the chapter on the time box. Jun Yiluo accidentally asked Lao Ka about his childhood wish - "Maybe... To surpass his father?" Kakashi narrowed his eyes and smiled, "I don't remember." Then Jun Yiluo immediately reacted - this question should not be asked to Kakashi-san... Poke my heart into a sieve, please forgive my card fan filter. What surprised me was the 100 questions about sexual orientation of couples. This part only contains the dialogue between Jun Yiluo and Tianzang when answering the questions. Faced with some questions, the two people's frank answers were really like an old married couple, in other words - natural. It makes me feel that this couple is believable and really exists. Although the love between them is plain, it is timeless, like gurgling water, endless.
There is actually an update, I'm happy~
You have to be a good boy and hand over the extra story as soon as possible ヾ (*⌒?⌒*)ゞ
Finally found the bg with the team▽
How many have been born →_→This is.
Oh oh oh! I was finally eaten. It was so good that I wiped away tears.
In fact, I have already proposed to you and made a sequel
Is Shisui going to die again?