About Naruto: Sin of Glutton
For mature readers who want their power fantasy served with sharp wit, over-the-top gluttony, shady business deals, and a protagonist who treats the entire shinobi world like his personal all-you-can-eat buffet. This is Naruto reimagined as a gluttonous, capitalist, chakra-fueled rise-to-power story—equal parts ridiculous, brutal, and weirdly inspiring. One bite at a time, Ryoko Akimichi is building an empire. And he’s not sharing. In the hidden village of Konoha, where chakra is power and survival is a zero-sum game, one kid decides the fastest way to the top is through his stomach. Ryoko Akimichi isn’t your average shinobi prodigy. He’s a transmigrated soul in a massively overweight Akimichi body with a freakish, bottomless constitution that lets him devour and assimilate energy on a scale that defies biology. While other kids train to throw fireballs, Ryoko weaponizes his appetite. He takes over the Ninja Academy cafeteria, turns “livestock feed” yams into addictive, bouncy potato dumplings that conquer the village’s taste buds, and builds a self-sustaining hustle: pay broke students and crippled veterans cold cash (or free food) for their chakra, then recycle the profit right back into his growing empire. What starts as a clever way to stay fed quickly snowballs into something far more dangerous. Ryoko experiments with forbidden jutsu, steals Hashirama’s cells from under Orochimaru’s nose, fuses the philosophy of the Eight Inner Gates with his clan’s lethal Butterfly Mode, and even drags the Legendary Sannin into his schemes—Jiraiya for farm labor and knowledge, Tsunade for high-stakes gambling heists, and Orochimaru for the kind of dark research that could make or break him. With the Zero-Tails’ gluttonous power humming in his gut, chakra marks that turn living people into walking batteries, and a mind wired for ruthless capitalism, Ryoko isn’t just surviving the ninja world—he’s eating it from the inside out. But in a village full of paranoid elders, vengeful snakes, and gods in human skin, even the hungriest kid can bite off more than he can chew.
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