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Bro was executed by being thrown into the most poisonous pit, but when the maniac went and ate all the snakes, he evolved.

I read this in a cultivation series, a side character was sleeping most of the time, but was constantly fighting people he memorized by controlling his dreams. Imagine a side character sleeping until the fight, then beating you up as soon as he woke up

Many fanons also had children (especially important children like varicose veins) meditate in rooms filled with lots of chakra, with candles and incense. In this way, the children could feel the chakra more easily, and their next training was to discover how to direct the base chakra by trying to fix leaves on the forehead in this room full of chakra, and when all the training was completed, they would move on to training outside the room.

Like Pyo Wol (male) (Reaper of the Drifting Moonl)

So during the journey he realized that he was drawing strength from wolves that he didn't even kill, and when more than ten people died near him he didn't realize that he was drawing strength from them too?

It's time to start reading

I'm going to start reading the book but can you give me any spoilers? First of all what did you like about it, secondly I'm curious if it uses fuinjutsu or shadow clone techniques. I would drop Naruto: The Wind Calamity because it doesn't feel like it tells a story anymore but I'm still reading it for its interesting ideas for fuinjutsu.

I also read Harry Potter: Dimensional Wizard. I haven't read Eternal Saṃsāra because of DxD, but I will start soon because I think your recommendations are very high quality. Thank you for your interest.