Treating the Uchiha’s Red-Eye Disease in the Warring States

Thank you all for your support. This story has been on hiatus for too long, so I plan to make it VIP-exclusive on February 1.

There’ll be a super-long update on launch day.

Comments on individual paragraphs are open now, too!

She was cosplaying at a convention when Helian Xingli transmigrated.

The good news: she gained the powers of her cosplay character, Santen Kesshun.

The bad news: she’d transmigrated to the Warring States period of an island nation, where food was scarce and the people lived in misery.

Fortunately, she landed with a scare that turned her eyes red. The Uchiha, who happened to be passing by, scooped Xingli up. But she soon found out that because she didn’t understand Japanese, everyone thought she was a bit of an airhead. She spent quite a while talking at cross purposes and stumbling from one chaotic mess into another.

At last, she had a life with enough food and drink, and two cats to boot. Then she heard that the Uchiha’s red-eye disease could make them go blind?

Hold it! Let me give you some eye exercises… no, wait, Sōten Kisshun!

At last, she’d raised a bunch of Uchiha who were healthy and rosy-cheeked. The spiky-haired one and the little one with braids could even dominate their rivals on the battlefield. But then some weird black creatures tried to swoop in and steal the fruits of her labor. What a joke. With their level of cult recruitment, did they think the Uchiha were some gullible old folks with no family?

Xingli waved her hand. “Close the gate. Release Madara!”

The love interest will be chosen from the two Uchiha, though I do like the Senju second-in-command. Still, I’m definitely more into the Uchiha’s looks!

The heroine has Santen Kesshun’s powers, but she hasn’t developed them particularly well. Healing is her specialty. She can bring back anyone who isn’t dead, but don’t expect her to fight. She definitely can’t beat a bunch of overpowered characters.

Also, here’s a preview of my upcoming story next door, A Warring States Princess’s Coming-of-Age Chronicle.

Morikawa Momona, adopted daughter of Fukuzawa Yukichi, director of the Armed Detective Agency, and captain of the kendo club at Rikkai University Junior High, writes in earnest:

Help! How does a princess of a fallen kingdom survive in the Warring States period?

Thanks for the invite. I played the game in the morning and transmigrated in the afternoon. Who knew playing a kingdom-building game could turn into the real thing?

All I can say is…

Good thing the game System came along for the ride.

Farming, construction, governing a country, training subordinates: a workaholic never gives up.

What do you mean my country’s doing too well, and now the daimyo of the neighboring Land of Fire has his eye on it?

Feeling that she didn’t have enough firepower, Morikawa Momona went to her dear friend Number One, the Shinobi World’s Demon, and tearfully reported the situation.

She reported it in the morning. The Land of Fire’s daimyo was reduced to ashes by the afternoon.

No competing love interests. The pairing is with the Shinobi World’s Demon. If you want to read about a domineering Uchiha clan leader (not really) and a lively, adorable daimyo falling in love, this is for you.

Theme: Everyone is equal. We create the future with our own hands