Another Boring Uchiha Power Fantasy.
Synopsis
Everyone knows how Mikoto Uchiha's story ends. A quiet clan wife. A mother of two. A name in a tragedy.
In this story, things go a bit differently.
A thirteen-year-old Uchiha at the start of the Second Shinobi World War. She wakes with a Weekly Sign-in System that grants her a new technique, weapon, or jutsu every seven days. It is enough to make her a prodigy. It is enough to make her a legend.
Allies call her the Red-Eyed Angel for the lives she pulls back from death. Enemy bingo books call her the Shredding Uchiha, the Red Death, for what she does to anyone who stands between her and the people she protects. She dreams of a world without war and butchers her way across the Elemental Nations to reach it.
But saving lives changes things. A clan starts to be trusted. A village starts to love an Uchiha. And in a chamber beneath the Hokage's tower, a man with one good eye and a long memory decides that a beloved Uchiha is the most dangerous thing Konoha has ever produced.
She survived the war. Surviving the peace might be harder.
Chapters 24
- 1 Chapter 1: The Rain Tastes Like Iron.
- 2 Chapter 2: What the Rain Doesn't Wash.
- 3 Chapter 3: Her Own Rain.
- 4 Chapter 4: Keeping Herself Busy.
- 5 Chapter 5: Mikoto’s First Mission as a Medical-nin!
- 6 Chapter 6: The Little Uchiha Worker Bee.
- 7 Chapter 7: The Little Medic.
- 8 Chapter 8: One Girl…
- 9 Chapter 9: The Name on Everyone’s Lips.
- 10 Chapter 10: Three Kids + One Kid.
- 11 Chapter 11: Team Assessment Test!
- 12 Chapter 12: Team Mikoto’s First Mission!
- 13 Chapter 13: What’s Wrong with D-rank Missions?!
- 14 Chapter 14: A Vital Teaching Lesson.
- 15 Chapter 15: Bug Juice
- 16 Chapter 16: The Village!
- 17 Chapter 17: What It Costs…
- 18 Chapter 18: Back on the Grind.
- 19 Chapter 19: Not An Average C-Rank.
- 20 Chapter 20: The Eye That Reflects the Heart.
- 21 Chapter 21: Built Different.
- 22 Chapter 22: Sharper Eyes!
- 23 Chapter 23: Preparing for the Next Battle!
- 24 Chapter 24: Get Me to the Uchiha!
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