Synopsis:
She is a visitor from another world, and one strange encounter follows another.
He is a character from a dream, with a destiny already set.
She has only just shed the adorable, childlike appearance of a little fairy, and playfulness comes naturally to her.
He has grown into a handsome, dashing young man, and chatting and commanding troops are equally natural to him.
She grows up, joins the military while still young, and proves extraordinarily capable.
He matures, becomes famous throughout the ninja world, and takes on the mantle of Hokage.
The two should never have crossed paths, yet against odds of one in a million, they “bump” into each other and are brought together by fate.
She understands everything, while he is occasionally confused.
Look closely, and perhaps you’ll uncover a few mysteries.
What is the story behind it all?
Can she really defy heaven for his sake and turn the tide, or will it all be in vain?
Why is he inexplicably kind to her? Is it the guiding hand of fate, or something else?
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The protagonist is not saintly, not overly sentimental, not all-powerful, and does not become some great hero just because she knows the plot.
This story contains many “unreasonable” elements. Several times, readers who loved it have angrily dropped it halfway through over certain plot points, while those who kept reading have also had plenty of complaints. But those who made it through the twists and turns have come away with very different feelings.
There is no Mary Sue or anything of the sort in this story. If the protagonist seems too powerful at the beginning, take note: as mentioned above, it’s part of a setup. Keep reading! You may find it’s not at all what you first expected!
This story follows a series of legends stretching from the era of the Fourth Hokage to after Naruto becomes Hokage. The original manga’s original characters, events, and timeline will stay as close to canon as possible, though some things will be changed. The reasons will gradually be revealed in the story, and there will also be many original characters.
There will be many things that seem unreasonable. The first part will end with a heap of mysteries, and the second part will answer them one by one.
This is not a romance, yet it will give rise to a love beyond compare.
Update schedule: tentatively every evening at 7:30.
The author promises: this story will be completed.
Note: This book is for all readers! If you haven’t read Naruto and want to read this story, please first check out the “Related Background” volume at the bottom to get a general idea of the setting. That should keep you from feeling lost or confused if you haven’t read the original. If any chapters are difficult to understand because I’ve overlooked something, please leave a comment in the review section, and I’ll address it as soon as possible.
Water and Sky Legends: The Origins of the Hokage, Part Two
Water and Sky Legends: The Origins of the Hokage, Part Three
Water and Sky Legends: The Origins of the Hokage, Part Four
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In the few articles I read, the Uchiha were very badly criticized. As little cannon fodder, Mikoto and Shisui were bad boys, and they were trusted by others. Could it be that it was because it was a long time ago and their thoughts were different, so it couldn't be done. I still have to find articles that are closer in time.
Shisui is not that kind of person.
Except for those who were born with children, they won't remember things that happened when they were more than ten months old, so Asano, don't worry about it.
The 1-year-old meme is really fascinating. I remember that it took me 18 months before I learned to speak and 11 months before I could walk. Then when I was less than 12 months old, I was so confused about whether I would get a golden finger. It's too exaggerated.
Almost a year old... I think the girl who likes "Shisui" won't be jealous of the heroine, okay? The heroine is not yet one year old. If you tell me that the heroine is six or seven years old, I can understand that the girl is jealous of her, but would anyone be jealous of a girl who is not even one year old? People in Naruto wouldn't be like this if they matured prematurely!
This article was one of my favorite articles about Naruto fanfics in the past. I abandoned it before it was updated, and it hasn't been updated for a long time. I looked for it today and found that it has been completed. I was very happy, but after all, many years have passed, and many of them have been forgotten. As for the reader who swiped the screen, I felt very strange. Why did he still read chapter by chapter and continue to comment if he thought the heroine Taisu was the same? What do you think is the definition of Mary Sue? I personally think that Mary Sue refers to the kind of person who sympathizes with all the weak, can't help but help everyone, and even tolerates heinous people. In the end, she gets hurt and hurts her companions. Mary Sue is not wrong, and the Holy Mother is not wrong, but the premise is that you must have strong power, and you must have the ability to bear all the negative impacts caused by thinking that you can help everyone, instead of hurting your companions, parents, or even your lover due to your actions. But look at the heroine, she is so kind, no, she is kind, very kind, and she will sympathize with the weak, but you notice, she is constantly getting stronger, even when she helps the weak, she uses her own strength, uses her smart brain, and solves the problem perfectly. When I saw it, I couldn't help but smile: Awesome!
It's too exaggerated. A one-year-old child's bones haven't even grown yet.
1 Year old, compared to Kakashi who is similar in age, Kakashi has graduated a few years ago (original words in the article) Are they still close in age? The age gap is too big! -_-||| I admit that I just read this chapter. Let me sigh first, I am frightened by this age. This 1-year-old baby is comparable to a prodigy -_-|||, so powerful~ Still looking forward to the next chapter, I like the fourth generation
Aoi Ito is really an uneducated girl
The first one I came across was the fourth one, and it was really better to read the comments. Then I clicked on the first chapter where the author said that the previous chapters were not coherent. Recently, I watched various edited videos of Naruto and wanted to review them again, so I searched a lot of fans to take a look. The male videos focus on strength and training plots, and of course there is the stallion harem. I don't really care. As long as the plot is reasonable, I'm not too picky about writing. Speaking of which, the writing style of this article can be considered average. I've read more than 30 chapters and the coherence is pretty good. I try to ignore the plot and other things. For example, seven or eight years old A girl who is under one year old is looking for a PK with the heroine. The heroine won and advised others not to give up. I couldn't stand this kind of bloody Tenraisu. I continued reading. The part about the sand ninja was indeed very well written and the logic was clear. Although I couldn't stand it. The age setting of the author at the beginning, and the heroine's acceptance of her current parents so quickly at the beginning of time travel, because she is an only daughter but she doesn't care about her original parents [although there are still some descriptions, but it feels too thin, and I can't feel how much the heroine attaches importance to her parents]. But after seeing the following, the ninja parents also died, and the description of the parents' feelings became more intense, which made me feel that the heroine still attaches great importance to her parents, and the description of her feelings is also very good. Well, let me like it more, and you can also say that the heroine cares about her parents. The main change was the scene about the Sand Ninja, where I took advantage of my young age to get information, but I couldn't bear to watch the subsequent plot. It seemed to highlight the heroine's extraordinary and clever ways, and everything was done to make way for her. Yes, other people's portrayals are very thin. Although this is not the first time I have seen this kind of setting of age and strength. For example, I have also read male videos such as Naruto: The Strongest, but what I can't stand is the constant emphasis on the young age of the heroine. It highlights her strength, but there is not much description of why the heroine is so strong. It feels like there is no reason. Because she is the heroine, he is an adult soul, so he should be so strong. Chapter thirty-nine, ugh... It's the limit. I really can't stand it anymore. It's not easy for the author to write so much. Maybe the writing style and plot outline will become smoother in the future. It's not bad to skip reading chapters 2, 3 and 4, but I can't afford to hurt my obsessive-compulsive disorder. It feels wrong to skip it, so I can only say goodbye to the world with regret.