Genocide Night: Double Eyes and Emperor Xia were simulated
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Synopsis
Zhao Zheng is reborn as a member of the Uchiha clan on the eve of their extermination. To survive the slaughter, he employs an alien simulator that allows him to acquire legendary abilities from other realms, provided he interacts with female companions. By simulating the lives of powerful beings, he obtains attributes like the double pupil and the supreme bone, turning a desperate situation into a display of absolute dominance. This novel reads like a classic system-based power fantasy, blending Naruto fanfiction with xianxia cultivation tropes. It is best suited for readers who enjoy overpowered protagonists and the desire to rewrite tragic canon events; however, those preferring grounded storytelling or traditional ninja combat should avoid it. The pacing is brisk, prioritizing rapid power progression and immediate payoffs over slow world-building.
📚 Chapters (99 total)
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Editorial Review
The novel offers a satisfying premise for fans of the butterfly effect, effectively leveraging the tension of the Uchiha massacre to motivate the protagonist's growth. The integration of external power systems into the setting provides a fresh, albeit chaotic, take on the world. However, the narrative relies on a restrictive requirement for simulations that feels like a generic trope rather than a meaningful plot device. At 99 chapters, the story has a decent foundation, but the misleading Science fiction genre classification suggests a lack of editorial polish. While the power progression is addictive, the characterization remains superficial, focusing more on the rewards of the simulation than on genuine emotional stakes or complex character arcs.