Ahahajun, those tsundere(?) People who made strategy guides in those years
*Instructions for use*
1. This "Sakamoto" is not the big boss Sakamoto, but the brown curly guy in Gintama who wears sunglasses and says "ah ha ha"
2. The main direction of attack (please refuse to go against it), take the 1v1 route, and initially decide on the multi-line ending. The process may be ambiguous.
3. Since it is a comprehensive comic, the two worlds are not closely related. The Gintama volume and the Naruto volume can be read as independent stories.
4. The author is a pseudo-researcher and animation party, and is committed to studying the characters and trying not to collapse. However, because the imagination is stronger than the writing power, and many episodes have not been completed, please gently encourage the author.
5. Be accustomed to following the original drama route, interspersing original plots with the parts with few details in the original work, and trying to be as coherent as possible. Basically, the main story line of the original work will not be changed, and what should be done will still be done.
6. The story of Gintama Scroll was first made into a game in Orange Light, and then I wanted to refine it into a novel. So this article will start with the story of the Naruto Scroll. Friends who are interested in the Gintama Scroll can search for "Sakadama" in Orange Light. As I said before, the two stories are not closely related, so play it with ease or keep an eye on it.
*Please don't click on the things above that may be annoying*