[Infinite] Can Naruto Characters Become Gods of Horror Dungeons Too?

Blurb 1:

Mocheng sounds like a city, but it's actually a planet.

Everyone here must periodically be sent into instances with extremely high death rates. Some never open their eyes again, while others clear the instances thanks to their decent starting talents and abilities. Even a single item brought back from an instance can be worth a fortune.

But recently, a group of powerful newcomers suddenly flipped the board.

Black hair and phoenix eyes, moving through the darkness with shadows, always composed and in control even in a crisis: [Deer Shadow];

Blood-red eyes, lightning in hand shrieking like a hundred birds, taciturn and decisive in battle: [Amaterasu];

Golden hair and blue eyes, strange whisker-like marks on his face, able to create countless duplicates: [Ming];

Long pink hair, using strange poisons to kill countless monsters: [Sound Sakura];

Red hair, purple swirls in his eyes, guarded by five orange-haired figures: [Pain];

Dark blue hair and warm orange eyes, sharp paper sheets on her wings slicing through grotesque bodies: [South];

Red hair and brown eyes, devastatingly handsome, controlling puppets with blue threads from his fingertips, with countless hidden weapons at his disposal: [Sasori of the Red Sand];

The siblings [Empty Dust] and [Bonded Bird], with pure white eyes and long dark purple hair, surging waves of air between their palms and absolute defense at their command;

[The Artist], master of explosive techniques, setting an entire instance ablaze;

[The Believer], unafraid of death, able to kill an instance by trading one life for another, yet emerging unscathed;

[Angle], with red sclera and green irises, bringing back countless items from every instance and nearly monopolizing the market;

[Shark Face], whose weapon can devour monsters and debuffs;

[Sandfall], who commands sand and bears a mark on his forehead;

[The Insect Master], shrouded by swarms of insects and wearing a mask;

[White], graceful and lovely, hidden among mirrors of ice;

[Bone Blade], wielding bones as blades, with two vermilion dots between his brows;

[Woe of the Whirlpool], with golden chains extending from his back, purifying everything they touch;

[Zabuza], wrapped in bandages and darting through the thick fog with ease...

Every one of them is an absolute top-tier player in the instances, and each appearance causes a huge stir.

Yet every single one of them shares something in common:

Whenever they appear, they are always accompanied by a girl with mist-blue hair and purple-silver eyes.

They are brilliant suns, yet willingly become stars beside that bright, beautiful moon.

Only when the girl climbed step by step to the absolute summit, and people glimpsed a corner of the truth, did they finally understand:

She wasn't the darling of the heavens.

She was the god of the world.

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Blurb 2:

Yu Yin had just finished building a new ninja world with the Akatsuki and was about to travel the world when she found herself in a strange place.

Good news: Her chakra and secret ninjutsu techniques are still with her.

Bad news: This place is full of strange creatures, with all kinds of physical and magical attacks.

Good news: The Akatsuki came too.

Bad news: She can only bring one person at a time. Choosing is impossible.

Good news: Everyone works together perfectly, clearing one instance after another.

Bad news: The locals don't seem very friendly... Wait, how did I become their god?!!

[Content Warnings]

1. This is a follow-up to the author's other story, "Naruto: The Akatsuki's Beloved Konoha Recruiter." Many characters' life trajectories and personalities have changed to some degree, such as Sakura using poison instead of monstrous strength.

2. Readers can put themselves in Yu Yin's place.

3. The protagonist isn't a saint. Some characters don't care at all whether others live or die (such as Sasori and Sasuke).

4. The characters listed above don't appear in that order.

5. I'll start writing this after finishing "Naruto: The Akatsuki's Beloved."

6. The female lead is adored by everyone, but the romance gets relatively little focus (mostly in the previous story). The ratio is about 3:7, romance to instances.

7. It probably won't matter much if you haven't read the other story.

8. Updates will be very slow until the first Yu Yin special is finished.

Theme: Their moon, the god of the world