The Grandmaster of Illusions in the Naruto World

The first treatise on illusions in China, , from the Ming Dynasty, recorded over twenty ancient illusionary techniques. Unfortunately, this book is now lost. The true culmination of Chinese illusionary arts was , written by Tang Zaifeng in the late Qing Dynasty. A young man, carrying , arrives in the Naruto world, solely to contend for the glory of the strongest illusion!

Tsukuyomi, Kotoamatsukami, Sensory Manipulation, Izanagi, Izanami, Nine Dragons Taking Water, White Crane Ascending, Sesame Seed Transforms into Fish, Spitting Four Flowers, Making Ghosts Enter the Door."