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Warning: This is a translations of a Chinese Fanfic and may contain some Chinese elements(I try to remove/replace whatever I can, but forced to leave some in to maintain the chapter’s integrity).
Sao found himself transported to the world of Naruto. Lacking ninja talent, he refused to be mere cannon fodder and contemplated dropping out of school to pursue wealth.
However, his plans took an unexpected turn when he awakened a point system. These attribute points could be obtained through studying, exercising, and eating. They had the power to enhance physical fitness, spirit, and even instantly improve ninjutsu proficiency.
As Sao stood at the pinnacle of the world, reflecting on his journey, he realized that his actions had unknowingly changed the entire world.
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Here let me write your first review. You are a good translator, creating well written and easily read stories with low amount of errors. This story has the potential to be a good one, but we would need to know how many chapters were written for this story. BTW IMHO you can't publish good stories by only translating the original text, because most Chinese novels are badly written/edited pieces of work that need more than just translation to be readable.
Here let me write your first review. You are a good translator, creating well written and easily read stories with low amount of errors. This story has the potential to be a good one, but we would need to know how many chapters were written for this story. BTW IMHO you can't publish good stories by only translating the original text, because most Chinese novels are badly written/edited pieces of work that need more than just translation to be readable.