Infinite Vision Rangev(>^ω^<).01.03 Four-Option Trainer.exe
It's you! Fengling Yueying!?!?
Hiroki's brain completely crashed in that instant.
No, seriously, is it really okay to name a file like this?!
He stared fixedly at the file name: that oh-so-familiar naming format, that version number with its unmistakably otaku-esque emoticon, that brutally straightforward "Four-Option Trainer" suffix—
Was this still the Shinobi World? Where the hell had he been transported to?
Wasn't this the freaking Fengling Yueying trainer?!
In his previous life, for countless single-player game fans, Fengling Yueying had been a lighthouse in the darkness, a savior when they were stuck, and a synonym for "making games easier"!
So how had the name of the Fengling Yueying trainer ended up in the driver folder for an ancient Kekkei Genkai in the Naruto world?!
Was it a coincidence?
Hiroki's breathing quickened. He glanced at the official driver file beside it, named [Byakugan Adaptive Driver.inf], which looked incredibly plain, then at this "trainer," which shimmered with a mysterious light and seemed full of temptation.
As a rigorous programmer, he should have installed the official driver first.
But as a gamer with a soul—
This wasn't even a choice!
Fengling Yueying! Fire it up!
Hiroki double-clicked the program named Infinite Vision Range without hesitation.
The next moment, a familiar system prompt popped up.
"Hm!?"
Hiroki's mouse cursor froze in midair as his brows knitted tightly together.
This prompt—although more polished than he'd expected, the information it revealed was even stranger.
"Application: Hyuga Byakugan Main House Edition Controller"—that name sounded incredibly official and serious. It was nothing like the name a program from a file called "Infinite Vision Range Trainer" should have.
"Verified publisher: Unknown publisher"—that was the key problem. In the Windows ecosystem, "Unknown publisher" meant the program didn't have a valid digital signature. That was