NARUTO: THE 100-YEAR-OLD HATAKE WHO CAN MATCH ANYONE

Hatake Sora waited one hundred years for his cheat. It never came. Transmigrated into the Naruto world during the Warring States Era, Sora was born into the Hatake Clan—but unlike the monsters around him, he couldn’t even refine chakra. So he stopped dreaming about becoming strong. While geniuses rose, clans slaughtered one another, and legends like Hashirama Senju and Madara Uchiha changed the shinobi world… Sora simply survived. His parents died. His siblings died. Generation after generation passed him by. The Warring States Era ended. Konoha was founded. And the frail Hatake everyone expected to die young somehow lived to the age of **one hundred**.Then he finally died. Inside his coffin—[Ding! 50/50 System activated.] Sora almost wanted to crawl back into the grave. His system was only a century late. Its ability was simple. Choose an opponent. For ten minutes, Sora receives power from another world and rises to a level where he can stand on equal footing with his target. The Nine-Tails? He can match it. Madara Uchiha? He can match him too. And every real battle gives Sora a chance to **permanently retain part of the power he borrowed**.What begins as ten minutes of borrowed strength slowly becomes his own. There is only one problem. Sora has spent the last hundred years perfecting the art of doing absolutely nothing. He wants tea.Money.Fishing.Sleep.And preferably no responsibilities whatsoever. Unfortunately, after surviving battles that should have killed him, casually confronting monsters feared across the shinobi world, and revealing techniques no one in Konoha can understand…everyone reaches the same conclusion:Hatake Sora was never weak. He was simply hiding his true strength for a hundred years. And now that this supposedly unfathomable Hatake ancestor has finally begun to move—the shinobi world will never look at the Hatake Clan the same way again. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: NARUTO: THE 100-YEAR-OLD HATAKE WHO CAN MATCH ANYONE — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠