The main character was Seiki Uzumaki. What was a light novel/derivative doujin novel by Medicine Master Noyu? It had to have elements of transmigration, invincibility, relaxation, and a single female lead? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-04 11:57

This book was called "The Genius of Koba's Logics." The characters in the book included the male protagonist, Kiyo Uzumaki, the little genius of logic, the female protagonist, Medicine Master Noyo, the black-rimmed glasses, the wandering witch, the male protagonist, the wave feng shui door, the male protagonist, Orochimaru, Uncle Snake, who mastered the core technology, the female protagonist, the Uzumaki Mito, the twenty-year-old young soul, and the female protagonist, the Thousand-hand Tsunete, Xiaoqing's sister. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Muye's Ghost of Logics" Author: Primitive Philosopher. This is a light novel/derivative Doujinshi novel. It has transmigration, invincibility, relaxation, and a single female protagonist. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendation: I found another fan-novel that's worth reading!] The author's attitude towards Naruto was praiseworthy! It was during the time of the Ninja School at Watergate. Although the title might dissuade readers, the actual content was good. It wasn't just a simple leveling method, but a steady and steady way of becoming stronger with the help of "love" and "fetters." As far as the main character was concerned, this doujin did not fall into the conventional black third generation, black wood leaf, or even black main characters of most Naruto doujin. It was really refreshing. ---- He was complaining about some of the doujinshi that he had seen before. To be honest, the original work was just a hot-blooded manga. Why did it have so many conspiracy theories? Why not show some respect to the original characters? Nowadays, some Doujinshi wouldn't be able to write Doujinshi unless they tried to create something dark and cruel, or if they didn't step on the original characters. Of course, I also admit that it's quite difficult to write positive Doujinshi and make it stand out. To be honest, it's a little regretful. It was not ruled out that the author wanted to take a different approach, but shouldn't respecting the original work be the bottom line of doujin creation? In the end, Doujinshi was just a derivative of the original work. I hope you will like this book.