Akira is reincarnated software developer that was forced into the life of intrigue and village politics of Konoha after a long shift and enough caffeinated Blue Cow to kill a small elephant. What most people perceive as a dream come true, the young programmer calculates a dramatic chance of utter failure.

The story starts all warm and fuzzy - sure, but expect things to grow darker as the politics and plots unravel. 

Release Schedule: 2 chapters daily!
Warning: Original Draft is edited by AI to fix grammatical errors. It is easy for consistent releases since I do not have an editor. The AI spoofs things and can dispense some craziness like the fourth Hokage appearing on ye old Rock during the Second Shinobi War. Also I love Naruto but do not know everything - please comment on any major inconsistency so I can look into it!

AU Plot Notice: The world starts between the 2nd and 3rd Shinobi War and leads into the modern plot. While there will be some changes to the original Naruto generation - expect them to be more subdued changes at least until the Hyuga incident. 

I plan to change some events, but do not wish to derail the entire story due to the butterfly effect very early on.

Just remember - while improbable, it is never null that this could happen in the Naruto world? Whatever. Chalk it up to Hagaromo and the stick of truth if need be. 

Any ways, I hope you enjoy the story!

I will be out for the night but plan to get to the grind all weekend to usher in even more chapters! 


I recognize that I have rolled out a darker change to the writing and made a massive push in direction. The matured and grim-like theme are to represent his current mindset. 


Did the last chapter feel forced? Should the dynamic be spaced out a little more to give Akira more time to heal? Is he to weak to enter ANBU now even if he is a support specialist? Without an editor I can only assume your responses to my writing based off of the comments. Your feedback helps me ensure Akira has a story worthy life!


Chapter 24 - Not a Chapter