Naruto: Konoha’s Kanpu

Naruto: Konoha's Kanpu by Guījiù follows Gekkō Kanpū, a transmigration into the Naruto world wielding the Collection Technique. This protagonist embraces a life outside the hero's path, finding solace and belonging in the morgue, viewing its inhabitants as talented individuals. The novel features a male protagonist with abilities like stealing and eye powers, who is a sword wielder and cunning, though at times shamelessly naive and even acting like a brat. He navigates the Academy and the world of ninjas, encountering bullying and bloodline abilities, with a comedic undertone. While possessing cheats and special abilities, the protagonist's early chapters depict him as weak, reluctant to train, and preferring to cheat his way to the top. Despite a slow start for some readers, particularly in the initial 50 chapters, others highlight its improved plot and world-building thereafter, with one reviewer noting the tension of the looming Third War and the MC's gradual power build and relationship development. Romance is present, but late. The story incorporates multiple POVs, fanfiction elements, and is set within the established Naruto universe.