Chapter Summaries

Madara Uchiha decided that Mirai should raise a child who reminded him of his own youth. He believed the child would support Mirai’s plans and would not interfere with the resurrection scheme.

• Madara Uchiha reflected on the powerful shinobi of the era and said he wanted to see how far a child like Mirai could go.
• Madara Uchiha proposed using the child to provoke a fight with Mirai’s spokesperson.
• Hei Min worried that the confrontation could derail the plan to revive Madara Uchiha’s mother.
• Madara Uchiha insisted that the child understood the endless nature of conflict and would support Mirai rather than obstruct his plans.
• Madara Uchiha imagined that he and Mirai might have built a unified shinobi world together.

Madara Uchiha told his companion to watch over Mirai and protect him if necessary, while Mirai continued fighting on the battlefield and gaining experience. The Third Hokage struggled against Mirai’s increasingly powerful water techniques and began to suspect that the boy had more chakra than he did.

• Madara Uchiha said to keep an eye on Mirai and protect him if necessary, recalling that he had given him a hint.
• Mirai gained experience from Jiraiya and Orochimaru during the battle, but gave up on trying to add other Konoha shinobi to his team.
• Mirai considered having his stepmother attack enemies to gain experience, then rejected the idea because the battlefield was too dangerous.
• The Third Hokage struggled against Mirai’s growing Dragon Rain and wondered how Mirai controlled so much water.
• The Third Hokage suspected that Mirai’s chakra reserves might exceed his own.

Mirai held off the Third-sama with Tornado Rain until both fighters had depleted much of their chakra. As Mirai eased the attack, the Sand and Rock ninja prepared to advance, while Orochimaru and Jiraiya watched the Third-sama remain behind.

• Granny worried that Mirai was exhausted after using Tornado Rain to hold back the Third-sama.
• Mirai considered several possible causes of Nawaki's death, including Danzo, the Third-sama, foreign forces, Madara, and a plan left by Tobirama, but kept his suspicions from Granny.
• Mirai judged that both he and the Third-sama had spent much of their chakra and began easing Tornado Rain.
• The Sand and Rock ninja breathed a sigh of relief as the waves subsided.
• Orochimaru and Jiraiya watched Mirai and the Third-sama, who stayed behind rather than flying into the fight.

After Konoha’s first day of large-scale counterattacks, both sides stopped fighting for the night and treated their wounded. Zang Jun praised Mirai’s performance and asked him to help with the injured, but Mirai refused so he could recover chakra before the next battle.

• The Third Lord recovered chakra behind the others while Oromo and Jiraiya retreated, then joined the battlefield against them.
• Both sides ended the day’s fighting and counted casualties, with most of Konoha’s fighters injured.
• The old woman treated Kagami Uchiha, who regretted losing his eyes and being unable to use his remaining ocular power to control the Four-Tails.
• Zang Jun praised Mirai for enduring the Third Lord’s attacks and fulfilling the day’s strategic objective.
• Mirai said he needed to recover his chakra instead of treating more wounded ninja, and Zang Jun accepted his decision.

Mirai learned that Madara Uchiha had appeared and realized he was likely being targeted, leaving him determined to grow stronger before Madara could reach him. He and Super Bubble agreed to train together the next day.

• Super Bubble told Mirai that an extraordinarily powerful, sinister chakra had appeared during the battle, stronger than the Nine-Tails and darker than Kagami Uchiha.
• Mirai identified the chakra as Madara Uchiha's and feared that Madara intended to kill him or use him as he had Uchiha Obito.
• Mirai decided he needed to strengthen himself quickly because he could not resist Madara with his current power.
• Super Bubble proposed that they grind for experience the next day, and Mirai agreed.
• Mirai and Super Bubble concluded that Super Bubble gained experience only when he personally entered the battlefield, and Mirai noted his resurrection ability could keep him alive through even disastrous defeats.

Mirai received the Blue Water Dragon after completing a dungeon copy and hoped its spiritual power would help him meet the Third Lord. The next morning, he found his exhausted mother-in-law asleep beside him and went out to check on the camp, where he met Oromo.

• Mirai completed the Second Shinobi World War—Counterattack, Day One and received experience, money, tribute points, and the Blue Water Dragon.
• Mirai kept the Blue Water Dragon necklace, intending to use it when it became useful.
• Mirai woke to find his mother-in-law sleeping beside him and quietly let her rest after her exhausting mission.
• Mirai left the camp and met Oromo, who was patrolling nearby.

Oromo and Mirai discussed war, their beliefs, and the choices that had shaped Oromo’s life, leaving Oromo wondering how far Mirai would go. After Oromo left, Jiraiya arrived alone.

• Oromo and Mirai discussed the causes of war and whether the world should be unified.
• Oromo reflected on his loyalty to Sarutobi Hiruzen, his disappointment at losing the Fourth Hokage selection to Minato Namikaze, and his eventual decision to rebel.
• Oromo grew more fond of Mirai because they shared similar ideals, then left wondering how far Mirai could go.
• Jiraiya arrived alone, and Mirai asked why he was there instead of writing his books.

Mirai's remarks about the future made Jiraiya question the prophecy of the Child of Prophecy and resolve to find the answer himself. After leaving Mirai, Jiraiya went to see Danzō Shimura.

• Jiraiya asked Mirai what he had told the people of Oromo, and Mirai said they had discussed the world's future and humanity's potential.
• Mirai said the future could change and left Jiraiya wondering whether the Child of Prophecy and the Toad Sage's prophecy were truly reliable.
• Jiraiya recalled the help Mount Myoboku had given him and struggled with the thought of challenging the Toad Sage.
• Jiraiya decided to find the answer himself and went to see Danzō Shimura.

Ye Han joined Danzo Shimura’s group for another day of battle after Granny was too exhausted to go. The Third Kazekage faced Ye Han again, furious over the repeated disruptions to his plans.

• Ye Han arrived at Danzo Shimura’s tent and brought him breakfast, then learned Shinku would protect him while Granny rested.
• Danzo Shimura addressed the group briefly and led them out of camp.
• Ye Han launched a tornado assault as soon as he left camp, leaving Super Bubble to fight on its own.
• The Third Kazekage saw Ye Han’s attack and recalled how Ye Han had repeatedly disrupted his plans and injured Rasa.
• The Third Kazekage’s hatred for Ye Han grew as he blamed him for damaging his reputation and delaying his forces.

Mirai challenged the Third Lord again, using upgraded equipment to strengthen his Tornado Rain Strike. He kept attacking from a distance as Zang Jun judged that Mirai’s technique still needed more power to win the battle.

• Mirai taunted the Third Lord and wrapped the Blue Water Dragon around his hand, boosting his spiritual power and strength.
• Mirai unleashed a greatly empowered Tornado Rain Strike, startling the onlookers.
• Mirai reflected that his improved strength came from upgraded equipment and higher Meditation, and that the system had counted his previous battle against the Third Lord as a victory.
• The Third Lord feared Mirai’s attack had grown stronger since their previous fight and resented being targeted by a child.
• Mirai continued using Tornado Rain Strike from long range, while Zang Jun watched and judged that the technique still needed more power for the battle to be won.

Super Bubble fought alongside Jiraiya and gained experience while Mirai’s teacher joined him on the battlefield. She asked Mirai for food, and he served her a meal that still could not satisfy her enormous appetite.

• Super Bubble fought near Jiraiya, helped defeat enemies, and gained experience.
• Jiraiya watched Super Bubble and admired Mirai’s potential as a summoner.
• Mirai’s teacher appeared beside him after Shinku left to protect Mirai.
• Mirai gave his hungry teacher milk tea, hamburgers, chicken rice, and cake, but the food was not enough for her.

Grandma ate a lavish meal on the battlefield to recover her chakra, unintentionally lifting Konoha's morale while demoralizing enemy troops. The chapter ended with her realizing how foolishly her feast had looked and blaming Mirai for the embarrassment.

• Grandma ate food from Mirai's hands while recovering from her medical treatment, drawing astonished attention.
• Konoha's ninja interpreted Grandma's meal as a sacrifice for their sake and fought with renewed morale.
• The other villages' ninja compared their meager rations to Grandma's meat and lost morale.
• Zang Jun and the other higher-ups worried that the scene could provoke trouble, while Orange Earth considered Konoha's strength and resources.
• The Third Hokage stared at Grandma and Mirai, troubled by the contrast between her feast and the hungry troops.
• Grandma realized her mistake and felt embarrassed, then blamed Mirai for putting her in that position.

Granny Ji bullied Mirai after blaming him for her hunger, while Mirai vented his frustration by strengthening his Tornado Rain Strike against the Third-sama. The Third-sama recognized Mirai’s immense potential and decided to raise his bounty and organize efforts to kill him.

• Granny Ji threatened to punish Mirai for his behavior, and he reluctantly appeased her.
• Granny Ji continued eating while Mirai, unable to retaliate against her, intensified his Tornado Rain Strike.
• The Third-sama felt alarmed by the jutsu’s growing power and considered Mirai’s vast potential.
• The Third-sama decided to set Mirai’s bounty at one hundred million and spread warnings about him across the ninja world.
• The Third-sama planned to work with the First Generation to place more spies in Konoha and report whenever Mirai left.

Mirai fought the Third Kazekage for a second day, but ran out of chakra after the Kazekage called in reinforcements, and Konoha suffered heavy casualties despite winning the battle. Mirai’s reputation grew as he gained experience and earned the name “Rain God,” while the First Tsuchikage reacted with disbelief to his performance.

• The Third Kazekage feared losing to Mirai and summoned Hanzo and Ohnoki for help.
• Mirai and the Third Kazekage continued fighting until Mirai’s chakra ran out, while their side suffered heavy casualties.
• Mirai gained more experience from the deaths caused by his tornado attacks, and Konoha won a costly battle.
• Mirai’s reputation rose, and people began calling him the “Rain God.”
• The First Tsuchikage read the battle report and was astonished that Mirai had lasted so long against the Third Kazekage.

The Sand ninja leaders admitted that Mirai and Konoha had turned the war against them, while Mirai grew stronger through battle and improved equipment. The chapter ended with the Land of Water declaring war on Konoha and the Third Hokage leaving for that front, prompting Danzo to urge Mirai to hurry.

• Rasa lamented that his injuries had kept him from progressing, while Ebizo and Chiyo discussed Mirai's destruction of their supplies and Konoha's advantage.
• Ebizo wondered whether Mirai could use a tailed beast to change the battle, but Chiyo said the Sand ninja could not control the other one.
• Mirai continued fighting, earning rewards and upgrading his equipment, and felt the Third Hokage's control over him weakening while he stayed in the rear.
• The captain told the squad that the Land of Water had declared war on Konoha and that the Third Hokage had taken troops to that front.
• Mirai worried that Kushina and Mei might be vulnerable while Hiruzen Sarutobi was away, and Danzo said the Uchiha Clan had sent three hundred elites before urging Mirai to hurry.

After the Land of Water joined the war, Danzo told Mirai that the Mist had used his reputation as the Rain God to justify the conflict. Danzo ordered Mirai to kill the captured enemy shinobi to raise his strength quickly, and Mirai reached Level 91.

• The Uchiha Clan sent three hundred elite members to support Konoha in the war.
• Danzo told Mirai that the Mist had named him as its reason for going to war because it feared his power.
• Danzo ordered Mirai to deal with several hundred prisoners who were consuming supplies and tying up Root guards.
• Mirai agreed and killed the captured shinobi without hesitation.
• Mirai entered Puma-level mode and reached Level 91.

Mirai reached level 100, unlocked new systems, and returned to headquarters after executing prisoners to gain strength. Danzo Shimura considered using captured enemies to help Mirai grow stronger, but feared exposing his secret, while Mirai explained his actions to Grandma, Jiraiya, Oromo, and the others.

• Mirai reached levels 92 through 100, unlocked equipment and magical weapon systems, and found the Ninth Arcane Spirit of Bow City skill useless to him for now.
• Mirai equipped his gear and prepared for the decisive battle, hoping to rest at home with the two girls after the war.
• After prisoners were executed, Mirai returned to headquarters, where Danzo Shimura recognized his increased strength and resolved to conceal the secret behind it.
• Danzo Shimura considered capturing enemy soldiers for Mirai to kill, but abandoned the plan because it could expose Mirai and make him a target.
• Grandma, Jiraiya, and Oromo noticed the blood on Mirai, and he told them that Konoha's shortage of resources had led him to execute prisoners who did not need to be kept.

Danzo and Kagami Uchiha prepared to end the battle quickly so they could return to Konoha, while Mirai's killing of the prisoners raised concerns about his reputation and future safety. Kagami agreed to lead the next stage of the fight, with Mirai set to help, as the enemy alliance assembled to attack.

• Koharu and the others worried that Mirai's killing of the prisoners could harm his reputation and put him at risk if he were captured.
• Danzo assessed Konoha's weakened leadership and concluded that he and Kagami Uchiha had to win their battlefield quickly and return home.
• Kagami Uchiha accepted that using his Mangekyō Sharingan might exhaust its pupil power, and hoped Mirai would help the Elm Fortress family.
• Danzo entrusted the next part of the battle to Kagami Uchiha and said Mirai would assist him.
• Danzo's group emerged to find the opposing Ninja Alliance assembled and ready to attack.

Mirai taunted the Third Hokage while Konoha prepared to use its captured Four-Tails jinchuriki as leverage against the Iwa ninja. The chapter ended with the Iwa forces realizing Roshi was in Konoha’s hands and fearing the Four-Tails would turn the battlefield into chaos.

• The Third Hokage gloated that the Land of Water’s attack would undermine Danzo Shimura, while privately worrying about Hanzo and the Land of Rain.
• Mirai mocked the Third Hokage for failing to undo the damage from Dragon Rain, and the onlookers laughed at his provocation.
• Zang Jun stayed silent and deferred to Kagami Uchiha, who ordered Roshi brought out.
• The Iwa ninja recognized Roshi, the Four-Tails’ jinchuriki, and were stunned that Konoha had captured him.
• Akatsuchi feared Konoha had released the Four-Tails and that the beast’s hatred would throw the battlefield into chaos.

Kagami Uchiha used his Mangekyou Sharingan to control Roshi and unleash the Four-Tails, Son Goku, while Mirai recognized the beast’s name but refused to explain how he knew it. Kagami collapsed from the strain, and the release left Roshi’s fate—and the group’s plan to make the Land of Earth redeem the Four-Tails—in question.

• Kagami Uchiha revealed his Mangekyou Sharingan and used its power to control the Four-Tails.
• Roshi transformed into the gigantic four-tailed ape, and Mirai called it Son Goku.
• An old woman questioned Mirai about the name, but he refused to answer her.
• Kagami covered his eyes and dropped to one knee after the effort of controlling the Four-Tails.
• The group recognized that releasing the Four-Tails would kill its jinchuriki and complicate their plan to have the Land of Earth redeem it.