After receiving the Hashirama Cells transplant, Shisui set off alone in secret.
Before he left, just to be safe, Ye Ning gave Shisui a Patrick Star Bomb.
Now all that remained was to wait patiently.
Ye Ning believed Shisui would complete this mission perfectly.
The sky was clear and cloudless.
As usual, Ye Ning ate a bowl of Miso Ramen at Ichiraku Ramen, then picked up an extra-large serving to go and strolled toward the Hokage Building.
Though Ichiraku Ramen was nowhere near as delicious as its almost legendary reputation suggested, it was surprisingly good.
After eating there a few times, Ye Ning had gotten hooked just like Naruto.
He didn't eat it every meal, but he still went back every two or three days.
Speaking of which...
Naruto had been born a while ago, and Ye Ning still hadn't gone to see him even once.
In this world, Minato and Kushina had both survived the Nine-Tails Incident. Surely Naruto would have a happy childhood, right?
The same went for Sasuke.
Without the Uchiha Clan's massacre, Sasuke wouldn't suffer his brother's "betrayal." With his parents and brother looking after him, he would grow up healthy and become a complete big brother fanatic...
Neji wouldn't be changed by his father's suicide, either, and might even have a chance to escape the cruel fate of the Caged Bird Seal.
Without realizing it, Ye Ning seemed to have changed the tragic fates of so many people.
Sakumo, Orochimaru, Sasori, Kakashi, Obito, Rin...
He had rewritten so many people's fates.
Compared to the original story, this version was clearly much happier.
These people were no longer two-dimensional characters who existed only in manga and on-screen. They were living, breathing people, each with their own flesh and blood.
It was surprisingly fulfilling!
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