Munitions Empire - Chapter 572 - : The war in which not a single shot was fired on May 31

Tsubasa gets a second chance, reincarnated in the Naruto world.However, fate throws him into the Sengoku era, a time of relentless conflict.His sole advantage? A one-time cheat to create a ninjutsu. 'Venom' is his creation, his hope.Can this single ninjutsu ensure his survival and perhaps, something more, in this savage age?

Mc is killed but he’s saved by the Villain System. He has to go to different movie worlds and complete tasks to earn villain points. There’s more to the system and the story than just going to movie worlds. The story is somewhat simple, sometimes doesn’t make sense but it’s funny and entertaining. I think it’s definitely worth the read. Just don’t expect a serious literary masterpiece or something. Obviously.

Movies: Captain America. Transformers. RE. Marvel. HP. Fast and Furious. Underworld. The Monkey King. Avengers 2. A chinese odyssey. Spiderman. X-men. And more.

Harem: Main girls from these movies. No girls left behind. There are some originals too. Mc steal girls from the og characters obvs. Basically netori. No NTR at all. And, for those who care, all girls are ‘pure’ even if they had bfs before haha

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