I Successfully Survived Until Boruto
我成功苟到了博人传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Pretending to Be Supernatural, Pulling Strings, and Tricking Locals in Another World
A mastermind behind the scenes, a spiritual qi revival, and a protagonist whose made-up stories sound completely real
Reading Notes
Memories keep fading, and so many novels are still ongoing that I'm afraid I'll forget them while waiting for updates. So I want to keep a record of them. As for the ones that wasted my time, I'll just complain about them to myself and then forget them.
Some Pretty Good Books
I only include books I've read and enjoyed. If you have any recommendations, please leave them in the comments. The highest rating is 5 stars. I rate based on content and originality, so a book may seem weaker than others but still receive a higher score.
My Favorite Second-Dimension Stories
Books I want to save for later.
Faraway Utopia
A book review or recommendation should have at least 100,000 words, right? If it's got 100,000 words and 1,000 followers, I'll check it out. A whole bunch of anime, fanfiction, and transmigration novels. I think they're pretty good. I update and swap them out from time to time. They're all ongoing books I've tried and found safe to read. Of course, everyone's tastes differ, so please bear with me. Anime novels on Qidian are a niche genre, and there aren't many. I've only posted the ones I think
A Few Ways to Pass the Time
Urban fiction, entertainment, adventure, livestreaming, history, fresh takes on fantasy, sports... That's more or less the range, but don't worry if a book doesn't fit... Many books from my previous batch have now been completed. They were still new when I added them, and I'm getting ready to start another round. I'll remove completed books from the list, which is mainly for recommending new titles, and keep updating it. If there's a book you like, please give the list a follow. Thanks.
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The reason I've always felt Boruto is uninteresting is that, despite Naruto's childhood being filled with a longing for family affection, he still lacks care for his own children, ultimately leading to a strained father-son relationship. Is the Hokage really that busy? Look at the Third and Fifth Hokage, they seem to have a lot of free time, but Naruto is incredibly busy!
I don't understand what this novel is about. What is the protagonist's goal? What is the main plot?
After reading the first few dozen chapters, I really have to say something. First, there's the issue of the protagonist's character. From the chapters I've read, the protagonist transmigrates into the Uchiha clan, has parents, grandparents, uncles, and other relatives, and is raised by the Uchiha family.
This art style??
This is the author, and I'd like to talk to you about myself and this book. Because of the pandemic, I was stuck at home and had a mortgage to pay, so I had the idea of doing some side hustle, and that's when I decided to write a novel. Since this is my first time writing a novel, I don't have high expectations for it.
Boruto, let the protagonist kill that idiot Boruto so he can experience the warmth of society.
You're even learning to make ramen from Ichiraku, and now you're marrying his daughter?
This book is a complete successor to the Boruto novel series; it's written wherever my thoughts take me, a serious-sounding piece of nonsense. This is a novel that completely inherits the legacy of Boruto.
Boruto counts as Naruto? Young man, you're just being sarcastic.
I think this book has one advantage: it's impossible for it to be worse than Boruto.
Fun fact: People who write Boruto reposts have usually already watched Boruto. Those who can finish watching Boruto have maxed out their poison resistance and have become like Hanzo the Salamander, breathing out potent poison. So what if this author's book is a little toxic? Poison is the right thing to do; if it's not poisonous, then there's a problem!