The Night of Genocide, from Hokage to Full-Time Hunter

The protagonist travels to the Naruto world and becomes an Uchiha. He develops a Rasengan at the age of 14. As the night of genocide approaches, he considers whether to devote his eyes to Orochimaru, and then... Travels to the Hunter World NGL. He cannot use ninjutsu but can use chakra, and the Rasengan can also be used. The information revealed between the lines is that the protagonist has no idea about the plot of the Hunter World... (Sorry, I can't bear it anymore, the poison resistance is still low)

The protagonist knows Naruto, but not the Hunter. You might as well write that you know everything or you don't know at all, poisonous

I have been reading fanfics for many years, and this kind of ignorance of the plot is not a poisonous point at all for me. Only knowing it when you need it, and not knowing it when you don't need it, is the most damn annoying poisonous point.

Brother, have you been reincarnated again? 🤭

If you don't know the plot while writing, and if you deviate from the plot, you won't be able to write. It's really poisonous if you don't dare to deviate from the plot at all.

Originally, the hunter chapter felt pretty good, but after a few chapters of the Naruto chapter, I couldn't stand it anymore. I was still thinking about what interesting telekinesis abilities the protagonist would develop, and I hope it can return to a normal rhythm.

Is the hunter chapter written very tastefully?

It's pretty good, but I like the plot of Hunter World better.

It's ridiculous to think that you can copy telekinesis. You might as well find Orochimaru to transplant.

Aside from not knowing the settings of the hunter and other minor flaws, the plot is good.

To be honest, the introduction is not very good, and the funny lines are very distracting.

Is this book re-opened? It feels so familiar.

Why is writing Naruto so procrastinating? ?