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(1) What If Naruto Woke Up With A Video Game System?

Riven Manhwa Recap и ещё 2

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(1) What If Naruto Woke Up With A Video Game System?

6 520 просмотров · 8 дней назад
Riven Manhwa Recap и ещё 2
6 520 просмотров · 8 дней назад
If we get 50 comments asking for Part 2, I will upload it. The best support you can give this channel is watching the video to the very end. Naruto Uzumaki wakes up on the floor of an apartment with a broken window, and the first thing he sees is a blue box hanging in the air, grading his life like a report card. Level one. Flaws: Pariah, Headstrong, Malnourished. The dead last of the Academy has been handed a game system - quests, experience, skill levels - and the catch comes with it: the boxes do not care how he feels, only what he finishes, one quest already has death written on the failure line, and the clone technique that has failed him three times is still impossible, because his chakra is too big for it, not too small. So he plays the only way he can. He hires the smartest girl in his class as a tutor and pays her by the hour. He learns a clone made of rock instead of the one the exam wants. He turns a condemned building into a home at twelve years old, with an Anbu team on the roof and a teacher who smiles at him while he corrects his stance into a losing one. And every level he gains makes the people who need him to stay nothing very nervous. This is a Naruto what if story about a game system in the Hidden Leaf, a boy who grinds his way up from the bottom of the class one quest at a time, and an old man in the Hokage's chair who knows exactly who Naruto's father was and has no intention of saying it. What would you spend your first stat points on? Disclaimer: This video is made for entertainment and educational commentary. According to Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, fair use allows the use of copyrighted material for commentary, criticism, teaching, research, and news reporting. All rights to the manga/anime artwork and to the original story belong to their authors and publishers. No copyright infringement is intended. The material is used only to discuss and summarize the story