I'm Cultivating Immortals and Building Infrastructure in the Anime World

A Li was transported to the ninja world. She thought she could reach the pinnacle of ninja life with her innate divine strength, but reality slapped her in the face.

Her parents were villagers in a desolate, uninhabited mountain village, thousands of kilometers away from Konoha, one of the Five Great Ninja Villages.

Just as the great war finally ended and A Li began saving money to settle in Konoha, border conflicts took the lives of her parents and herself. The culprit was a Konoha ninja.

Fortunately, she died, and also got a cheat! To truly resurrect her parents and create a peaceful world for them, A Li decided to steal Madara's BOSS identity! Let the world feel pain (crossed out), bah, let the ninjas feel pain!

A certain black-long-haired person, who was also A Li's cheat accessory, was speechless. To peacefully resolve the issue of ninjas withdrawing from the stage of history, she decided to follow the principle of the minority obeying the majority, letting civilians voice their hearts and fostering mutual understanding.

The 100,000 Allied Forces, surrounded by millions of (cultivating) civilians, screamed in frustration.

This novel offers an immersive experience of a parallel Fourth Great Ninja War. It features a crazy brain-feeding live streaming梗 (trope) where a modern society communicates with its ninja world sect members, but the system accidentally broadcasts it to a parallel world.

There's a special dungeon from the Dragon Vein to before the village's establishment, dedicated to saving Izuna as a little angel. Later on, when hundreds of thousands of disciples surround the 100,000 Allied Forces, there's a live broadcast to companions who went to raid the daimyo's mansion on the same line, which is then accidentally broadcast to the early days of the ninja world, making the First Hokage doubt his life, among other bizarre operations.

Note: According to feedback from readers, the early stages of the story are a bit slow-paced, but the later development is excellent!