As a Saiyan, Do I Have Unlimited Potential?
Author: Ahmed_Riaz
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Ye Fan found himself in the world of Naruto as a member of the Uchiha family. Despite being an Uchiha, he was shunned for not possessing the Sharingan, becoming a pariah in Konoha Village. Confused, Ye Fan wondered, "I’m a Saiyan; do you say I have no blood inheritance limits?" By age three, he fought Uchiha Itachi, and by thirteen, he was unbeatable in the ninja world. The Five Kages were astounded: "You call this limitless powerhouse garbage?" Uchiha Madara proclaimed, "At last, our clan has produced a master who dominates the ninja world. Even Hashirama trembles!" The Otsutsuki Clan was in shock: "Who destroyed our moon?!" The Sage of the Six Paths realized, "Ye Fan's path is the true way to cultivate!"
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the translation is just too difficult to understand
Unbearable.
Well it would be good for the reader if the translation is better
I needs a rewrite, the story is interisting but execution is meh. It also still reads like an metal so that does not help at all. I feel like this clfic should be skipped. Even if you are despersate, it's not enjoying to read. Also, the characters' name are completely wrong.
Worst kind of traduction. There are AI you could at least use to better translate..
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Is this a translation? The name sounds like it is. Where’s the source for this?
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