Players Descend: Conquering Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece at Once!

True strength doesn't tolerate the slightest injustice. I've read so many Naruto novels, and even with Kage-level power, they're still playing house with the Third Hokage and getting manipulated by Danzo—it's so frustrating! This novel is good; it doesn't suppress the power levels. I hope there's more information about the truth behind White Fang's defection and the Konoha ninja's regret later on. I'll definitely keep following it.

Are you really White Teeth? Did you unexpectedly become a father? I feel like my name in my past life was a bit awkward.

After killing the Daimyo family of the Land of Fire, the ninja world reacted too slowly and not quite right. Unless other ninja villages also killed their own daimyo, all the major ninja villages would have been required to suspend the war and kill White Fang immediately, because he set a precedent that daimyo could be killed. Not killing him immediately would have had too great an impact on the issue of the daimyo hierarchy.

Did you learn this layout from apples?

I don't really like Naruto and only watched a few episodes, but I do know a little about the speed mechanics in the series. Genin (low-ranking ninjas) can't possibly catch up to Jonin (high-ranking ninjas), especially since White Fang (Sakumo Hatake) is known for his close-quarters combat with short swords. His speed must be incredible! Only Jonin could catch him.

A refreshing novel in the style of "grain and grass flying braised"

Konoha even sent Orochimaru to lead the Hyuga and Uchiha clans to invade Kirigakure. Why, after Konoha's defeat, did White Fang prevent the Konoha F4 from handing over the heads of the Hyuga or Uchiha clans to stop the war? Otherwise, would he join forces with Iwa and Suna to attack Konoha? After all, Orochimaru probably wouldn't let him commit suicide, but the Hyuga and Uchiha clans could. 😦

I hope to see F4 killed by my own hands.

The WC description is so similar to that of Hyperdimensional Player.

The strong never suffer injustice; no one can trample on Chelsea, the protagonist.