Naruto: Seven Hundred Years Later

With Orochimaru's talent, he has not yet reached the sixth level in 700 years, which is really like a dog's life. The path of the six levels is clearly visible, namely the Hashirama cells plus the Sharingan. Or Orochimaru really changed his mind and didn't do anything after Sasuke died.

Is it so anticlimactic? 😅 After pretending to be Bi, he ran away

In fact, the subject matter and ideas are good, and Naruto fandom is basically within the plot. I think it's very interesting, but it's a pity that I don't want it anymore. Ennnn, come on, the author will keep working hard.

Update (￣ ii ￣;) suck (￣"￣;)

700 Years later, I want to know if it can still be placed on Hokage Rock?

To be fair, under the circumstances where Asura's reincarnation and Indra's reincarnation are only reincarnated in Konoha, whether there are any pig deer butterflies has no impact at all. Even if a dog is tied to the position of Hokage, Konoha is still the strongest village.

Isn't this Uchiha Hisoka stupid? He doesn't say anything when he's in trouble. Once he's settled down, he just wants to be the protagonist. He doesn't give his clansmen the use of his own cultivation method. He only concentrates on strengthening Uchiha Frost. After he's strengthened her, he wants to be the protagonist. And the protagonist also does whatever the protagonist tells him to do.

There is something wrong with the intelligence of Ryoka and Shuangka. First of all, even though the protagonist suppressed Shuangka throughout the whole process, they actually think that Shuangka is more talented than the protagonist. Secondly, Ryoka's idea is to open a kaleidoscope for Shuangka and let her kill the Uchihas of her own family, then kill the protagonist and the people of the protagonist's family, and finally collect the Uchiha of the other people's family, and then retreat to the mountains and forests to practice??? Then Shuanghua actually thought this idea was a good one...

What color is the protagonist's Susanoo? Yellow?

When I saw this title, my first reaction was that it was already 700 years later and the protagonist I wanted to see was gone, so why bother clicking on it? Later, my honest body clicked on it under the temptation of curiosity, and then there was a slap in the face. Now that I saw the title of this book, my face felt swollen. . . . Just this update. . . . Another author to put on the Blades list.