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Konoha: I was reborn as an Uchiha

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What is Konoha: I was reborn as an Uchiha

Leia o romance Konoha: I was reborn as an Uchiha escrito pelo autor cortez10 publicado no WebNovel. In the 51st year of Konoha, Tobio Uchiha watched as Uzumaki Kushina's belly grew larger each day, and his heart filled with unease, fear, reflection, and sadness...Even though the child wasn't his...B...

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In the 51st year of Konoha, Tobio Uchiha watched as Uzumaki Kushina's belly grew larger each day, and his heart filled with unease, fear, reflection, and sadness... Even though the child wasn't his... Because... He was an Uchiha. With Naruto's birth, Obito would release the Nine-Tails, Danzo Shimura was already preparing to become a beast, and Itachi Uchiha, the filial son, was an even greater beast in the ninja world. Tobio was in Konoha, his luggage was packed, and a kunai was pointed at his forehead protector, ready to decide whether to cut horizontally or vertically. If you want to read the chapters in advance and support me, here is my Patreon. patreon.com/cortez10

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good translation quality .MC is cautious and intelligent. there is a wrong system provided XXDD. First time i have ever seen such troupe. Mostly its been fun and jokes till now. please share the original MTL name in case u ever stop translation.

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its a chinese comedy that was poorly translated, i honestly have never been so confused reading something ever. nothing makes sense in this fic.

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