On the first day after graduating from the Ninja Academy, Sarada received lots of gifts. But the strangest of them all was a novel called Lonely Hell. According to the title page, it was a novel Orochimaru wrote with her father as the protagonist.
Sarada didn't understand why Orochimaru's book was marked as a sequel to Make-Out Paradise, but she still read it through the night. In the book, she "read" about her father's youth, the things nobody else would tell her.
The way she read it was a little strange, though.
For example, she would unknowingly fall asleep while reading, and dream she had become a baby named Uchiha Sasuke, who was a girl.
Day after day passed. Sarada longed to learn more about her father's personality, but found herself trapped in endless death-filled timelines. Then, one day, she suddenly realized her teammate Naruto had turned into Boruto.
This story is also known as: "I Read a Book and Now I'm Questioning the Relationship Between My Teammate's Dad and My Dad," "What Do I Do After Dreaming That I Transmigrated as a Gender-Swapped Version of My Own Dad?" and "Compared to Uncle Naruto, Boruto Isn't Bratty at All."
Theme: Listen to your dad.
This article is really well written! From the moment the two names "Lonely Hell" and "Chasing the World" appeared, I started to feel amazing. The subsequent timeline of the alternation of descendants and descendants, as well as the intertwined changes in the hearts of Sarana and Boruto, are even more brilliantly handled! I have always felt that the kind of children in the world of Naruto and BRZ who know nothing about ancient history, the history of their ancestors, or even the history of their parents are simply terrifying and terrifying. They cannot forget the past, let alone avoid the tragedy of being run over again by the wheels of history, let alone let the children create a better future than the past world. So I really enjoyed reading this article. Snake Mom did such a beautiful job. That's how things are. Not only Sarana and Boruto, every child should receive this kind of education. It's a pity that the author seems to have disappeared. I checked on cp and Lehu and found no relevant traces... The author's writing style is also very touching, and some of the side thoughts that are transformed into humanities besides the main plot of the text are also very informative. I really want to read the follow-up (sigh)
Come to a parallel world.
This world is already like this, let's create a parallel world to make them happy.
Will the author come back... But we will wait for you to come back QAQ
It's been 20 years QAQ
In fact, I don't dislike Boruto's character. Letting Boruto know what his father went through is not a punishment but to help him understand his father. Boruto is not spoiled, and he is always sunny. He is a genius but not arrogant, and is a very good child. I think my father doesn't understand him, and I understand that he is in his rebellious stage. Besides, before Naruto became Hokage, Naruto often stayed with his family, but after becoming Hokage, he inevitably became alienated from his family. Boruto is also a child who cares about his family very much. When he saw Naruto coming home, he looked listless and neglected his mother and sister to a certain extent [he had not attended Himawari's birthday yet]. Naturally, he would feel rebellious. He did not understand Naruto's previous situation, so the misunderstanding naturally deepened. But I hate Boruto because of this... Emmmm...
Uchiha children are so mature that it makes people feel sad.
Catching insects, Uchiha Shisui said that his sister had cancer, Sakura's mother said that she was old and graceful, and Sarana grew up (always).
Dad, I saw you in Kyouya's articleQwQ, you can't spoil him aloneQwQYou not only have a son but also a daughterQwQ
Will there be any updates? QwQ
I really like Dada's writing style. What kind of books does Dada usually read? I really want to see something similar in style to Dada?
This article is really well written! From the moment the two names "Lonely Hell" and "Chasing the World" appeared, I started to feel amazing. The subsequent timeline of the alternation of descendants and descendants, as well as the intertwined changes in the hearts of Sarana and Boruto, are even more brilliantly handled! I have always felt that the kind of children in the world of Naruto and BRZ who know nothing about ancient history, the history of their ancestors, or even the history of their parents are simply terrifying and terrifying. They cannot forget the past, let alone avoid the tragedy of being run over again by the wheels of history, let alone let the children create a better future than the past world. So I really enjoyed reading this article. Snake Mom did such a beautiful job. That's how things are. Not only Sarana and Boruto, every child should receive this kind of education. It's a pity that the author seems to have disappeared. I checked on cp and Lehu and found no relevant traces... The author's writing style is also very touching, and some of the side thoughts that are transformed into humanities besides the main plot of the text are also very informative. I really want to read the follow-up (sigh)
Come to a parallel world. This world is already like this, let's create a parallel world to make them happy.
Will the author come back... But we will wait for you to come back QAQ
It's been 20 years QAQ
In fact, I don't dislike Boruto's character. Letting Boruto know what his father went through is not a punishment but to help him understand his father. Boruto is not spoiled, and he is always sunny. He is a genius but not arrogant, and is a very good child. I think my father doesn't understand him, and I understand that he is in his rebellious stage. Besides, before Naruto became Hokage, Naruto often stayed with his family, but after becoming Hokage, he inevitably became alienated from his family. Boruto is also a child who cares about his family very much. When he saw Naruto coming home, he looked listless and neglected his mother and sister to a certain extent [he had not attended Himawari's birthday yet]. Naturally, he would feel rebellious. He did not understand Naruto's previous situation, so the misunderstanding naturally deepened. But I hate Boruto because of this... Emmmm...
Uchiha children are so mature that it makes people feel sad.
Catching insects, Uchiha Shisui said that his sister had cancer, Sakura's mother said that she was old and graceful, and Sarana grew up (always).
Dad, I saw you in Kyouya's articleQwQ, you can't spoil him aloneQwQYou not only have a son but also a daughterQwQ
Will there be any updates? QwQ
I really like Dada's writing style. What kind of books does Dada usually read? I really want to see something similar in style to Dada?