The Last Big Boss in the Ninja World

Let me explain to those who don't understand the first three chapters🌝

After reading a few pictures, I wanted to complain. The protagonist of this book is proficient in group intelligence techniques. He didn't have as many problems as he could remember during time travel, but he was fine. Life habits are different.

It's frustrating to read. The author must be mentally disturbed. Most people would not ignore it if they have the opportunity to save others. The protagonist has such a good opportunity to save Mikoto and also recruits Fugaku to let others continue the tragedy, right? Give it up. It's a bit poisonous.

If you don't like to dress up in fan fiction, just be purple

I can only say that I can't stand it at all after seeing it 😅

Boruto is Mikio Ikemoto, not Masashi Kishimoto, so it makes sense for the author not to admit that Boruto is Hokage.

Get excited, otherwise the author will start showing off

It's quite emotional to write this kind of thing. Long Aotian doesn't feel immersed in that kind of system.

Where are the people, come and comment. There are few people. The author can't run away. I'll vote for recommendation first.

There are so few people here. Stop diving and come out to comment.

I really like this style of novel. I don't know why some people complain about it. Hey, I guess I have a problem too, hehehe.

I found a picture that has a temperament similar to that of the main character and has the flavor of Naruto, hahaha

The first time after the author updates it, he will read it himself and then listen to it again with voice to correct typos and awkward sentences in the text. Read it ten minutes after the update for a better experience. In addition, the entire text of this book can be used in listening mode, and the experience is also very good.

Although I don't comment often, I often vote for recommendations.

I can understand everything else, but I don't understand that the protagonist wants to transform ordinary ninjas into flying thunder gods. What's the point? There is also a steam gun. Do you think you can dodge this thing after it becomes a Gatling?

This name reminds me of a movie. It seems that Stephen Chow plays a supporting role as a younger brother. It seems that he failed. In it, the boss is also miserable. The protagonist here can't do it, right? No way?

The author doesn't understand cool writing at all. It's a bit of a joke to pretend to be a character in the novel at the beginning, and I can still read it, but people expected Shinkuna and Mikoto to be there, but it turned out that they were all other people's. . . It's a bit like the dandy novels of ten years ago. The dandy woke up and became a good person. . . Is it possible that readers now want to see the dude himself more than some time-travel reform?