A Face-Blind Girl Falls in Love with an Anbu in Konoha

This novel updates daily, with new chapters posted before midnight each night. Dongqiao Rina, who had sworn to become the strongest, transmigrated. She discovered that she had arrived in a strange ancient world. There were no jujutsu sorcerers, but there were ninjas. No cursed spirits, but there was war. No problem. Nothing to worry about. First, let’s set a small goal: become the Kage. Day One after transmigrating. She changed careers and became a genin. Day Two. The Great Ninja War began, and she was promoted to chunin on the battlefield. Day Three. She fell in love. A few months later, after successfully reaching jonin rank, she decided to celebrate by finding her boyfriend and going on a sweet date. But she forgot that she was face-blind. Her boyfriend was in the ANBU, and she only recognized him with his mask on. Without it, she had no idea who he was. Even worse, so absorbed had she been in leveling up that her boyfriend thought they had broken up. She decided to go explain things to him. But... What was her boyfriend’s name again? - After the heartbroken Shisui returned from the battlefield, he heard there was a jonin who spent every day catching ANBU on the rooftops. Whenever she caught one, she would ask him: “Hello, do you know my boyfriend?” “You don’t?” “Then can I feel you up?” “My boyfriend has adorable spiky hair and a scar on his stomach. I stabbed him, so I know that scar pretty well.” Shisui: “...” He quietly went out and got himself a buzz cut. New upcoming story: snuggle time. "Playing Dating Sims as a Deranged Ninja" Kitano Shiori was a hardcore spender in dating games. Her latest obsession was a game called "Ninja Warring States". Though the title made it sound like a fighting game, and much of the gameplay revolved around fighting to earn resources, the men she could romance in it had really captured her heart. She was devoted to one character in particular, a man named Uchiha Izuna. She never missed an event or passed up an item, and in just a few months, she had raised their affection level to the max. Then, on an ordinary Sunday, just as she was about to go back to sleep, she opened her eyes and found herself inside the game she had been playing. This was a game, and yet it wasn’t. It had the familiar ninja system, familiar jutsu names, and familiar missions. But it was a real world. It was backward, ignorant, desolate, and full of bloodshed and murder. On her very first day there, she broke down and wanted to go home. But she couldn’t. If she wanted to live with dignity here, she had to pick up her blade and truly become a ninja. Once her hands were stained with blood, the one thing that kept her going was the man she had once loved. She knew he wasn’t the paper character from the game. She knew there would be plenty about him that didn’t match her imagination. But when he stood before her, he looked almost exactly as if he had stepped out of her phone, with the same familiar little gestures and preferences. She had learned about every part of his life as he grew up, without him ever knowing. She knew him better than anyone else in this world. She fell in love with him, helplessly. She grew stronger. She worked harder to earn merit. She worked harder to show off her talent. All so she could reach his side. At last, one day, her clan asked her, “Would you be willing to become Uchiha Izuna’s wife?” Overjoyed, she said yes. Married life wasn’t what she had imagined. He treated her well, but there was always a distance between them. She tried to create happy memories with him, and their relationship seemed to be improving. Perhaps with a little more time, they would truly be as affectionate as they were in the game. That was what she optimistically thought. Then, a few days later, her husband was brought back to the clan gravely injured. After giving his eyes to his older brother, he closed his own. He didn’t even say a word to her. She went mad. She stabbed Uchiha Madara. Then, holding Izuna’s body, she blew herself up in a spectacular blaze of glory. When she woke again, she found herself back at the moment she had first arrived in this world. But this time, when she opened her eyes, she saw Izuna, the man she had once raised on her phone, sitting beside her and reaching out to feel her forehead with concern. “Xiao Li?” Her game name was Pear Who’s Happy Every Day. Her nickname was Xiao Li. Only he, in the game, had ever called her that. She sat there dazed for a while, then suddenly burst into tears. Later, when the clan elders came to ask her again if she wanted to marry Izuna, she refused. = On the battlefield, the Senju received their worst news of the year. Two Uchiha had awakened the Mangekyo Sharingan in a single year. Add that damned Uchiha Madara, and they now had three Mangekyo users. Still, at least they had heard that the Uchiha kunoichi had a serious mental illness. She often smiled at the empty space beside her and claimed she was married. And when the Uchiha second-in-command faced her, he would inexplicably feel guilty and have no idea what to say. = Hearing that both Mangekyo users next door were married, Senju Hashirama happily came over to gossip. Instead, he found that the two singletons were both vicious fighters. When they couldn’t beat him alone, they teamed up and beat him together. Senju Hashirama: “?” He covered his swollen head and went to complain to Tenki. After hearing the whole story, Tenki was delighted. He arranged for Hashirama to come by every few days. He absolutely had to get the two of them to team up and beat him. Once it worked, Hashirama could play matchmaker. Senju Hashirama: “????” Theme: Make an effort to live well, and cherish the people around you.