
In the Hokage World, Do I Start with the Six Eyes?
人在火影,开局抽卡六眼?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 101k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
40Chapters
93Votes
395Recs
21Fans
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Reader comments 17
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I couldn't help laughing when I saw Ye Kai being used non-stop within 4 minutes in the introduction.
It is unlikely that Nonoyu has his own house. If he really had a house, he would definitely sell it and contribute to the orphanage.
Can the names of the shikigami with the ten shadow spells be more localized and be called psychic beasts?
If you want to cheat, just do it with confidence and boldness. No reader will be offended by cheating in a fan. Of course, forget it if Pangu is like this in Douluo.
There is no such ninja!
The most powerful magic spell is the restraint
If you can draw the restraints, the protagonist can use the restraints to achieve the effect of a wheelchair just because he operates well!
I didn't want to read it at first, but after seeing the amazing 4 Minutes and 11 Seconds of Ye Kai, I knew this book. Regardless of whether it's a big drag or not, I tasted it. It made me laugh to death.
It's okay, I can watch it, but I guess it will overwhelm the protagonist's fighting ability later on.
Tsunade is really good, can you write about Konan?
The subject matter is quite good, but the crisis of the protagonist is a bit too forced. The author portrays Danzo as too brainless. He clearly talked to the Third Generation about letting the protagonist join the Roots, and the Third Generation also clearly said no. Danzo simply ignored the conversation with the Third Generation and ordered his subordinates to directly ask the protagonist to join the Roots. It is outrageous. The Third Generation is still alive at this time. Is Danzo so brave?