The Uchiha's Eye

Without making too many changes to the original work, the author uses the perspective of the talented but premature Uchiha Shisui to describe and view the plight of the Uchiha clan and explore the meaning of the existence of ninjas. Overall, it is very good. The writing is slightly unsatisfactory but it is still very good and worth recommending. The character of Shisui is rarely described in the original work, but it remains in the hearts of many people like fireworks in a flash. Many people lament this, and I am one of them. However, because Shisui is almost unpopular compared to other characters, good articles are hard to find, and I think this book deserves a five-star recommendation. I personally think that the author's portrayal of Shisui is relatively in line with the feeling that the original work gave me. He is a very gentle person with a strong will. Of course, the author's discussion of "sacrifice may be escape in another sense" also has some truth. Overall, it is a very three-dimensional portrayal. The addition of two new characters, Haruka and Hotaru, is also very natural and logical. What I discuss about Haruka is to resist the interference of external thoughts and judge right and wrong based on inner feelings and whether to give trust. When I see the later chapters, I always thank Hotaru for being like a mother teaching her daughter. She acted as an ideological guide during Haruka's ignorant childhood, so that she has the possibility to break through Danzo's shackles and make independent decisions at critical moments. As for the emotional line, I like it very much, it's very natural, and the formation of the bond is also logical. A cold-blooded person like Danzo will not understand that people who get along day and night will develop feelings. He only has his own interests in his eyes. Shisui and Haruka, due to fate, became companions, experienced life and death together, understood the way of ninja, and saw the nature of the ninja world. Shisui said that Haruka was one of the few people who could change his stance and understand him from his perspective. He was also lucky to be an outsider to the plight of the Uchiha clan, so that Shisui could find a warm harbor to get some comfort besides Itachi. Of course, such complex experiences and emotions made Shisui unclear whether his feelings for Haruka were purely out of love, which made their relationship move more slowly. But actually I like this change the most. During the trip, I didn't notice the other person's feelings but subconscious love emerged. Such ambiguity and vague feelings are what I like the most! Then the estrangement was resolved, and the minds were connected in a true sense, and everything fell into place naturally. At the end, I just lamented that the inherent strong love and hatred of the Uchiha clan has clear advantages and disadvantages. Strong emotions can easily lead to paranoia and extremes. Different from the world's understanding of madmen, you will find that the Uchiha's paranoid and extreme knives have been stabbing at themselves. They are always internal and almost never directed at outsiders. Sometimes I really want to immerse myself in the Infinite Tsukuyomi. In the Naruto world without Danzo, will the ending of Uchiha be better? There are some shortcomings to mention here The ending felt a little rushed. I have been waiting for the plot of Shisui to find Sasuke, but I feel that the author forgot about it as he wrote it. Although I don't know what they will talk about, I am still looking forward to Sasuke's reaction when he sees Shisui. Also, this seems to be a book written in 24 years. I feel that there are still some descriptions of stereotypes about women. Of course, there are very few of them. Sometimes the books are set in very early times, and the stereotypes are normal. There is also a slight shortcoming in the writing style. I always feel that it is too restrained in some places, and the expression of emotions may not be that strong, but it's okay, I can imagine it myself.

This must be the best Uchiha Shisui story I have ever read! The gentle, firm and powerful Shisui should exist just like in the book in another dimension, with flesh and blood, and his own stories and thoughts. The development and ending of the story are also very good, consistent with the original work, but also quietly changed. I recommend you to read this book!

When the book is used, I will regret it less. The author writes so well [Love] [Admiration]

The writing is excellent, the writing style is very delicate, the character description and filling are particularly full, I like it very much (ღ˘⌣˘ღ)