The history of the Shinobi World is a chronicle of war soaked in blood and tears. Dozens of brutal clashes, large and small, have rolled over countless shinobi corpses like the wheels of fate, determining the rise and fall of their fortunes.
Think back to those days, when Lord Hashirama Senju, the First Hokage, used the divine power of Wood Release to pacify a chaotic world, found Konoha, and established the shinobi villages, bringing a glimmer of order to a world torn apart by war.
Lord Tobirama Senju, the Second Hokage, used his thunderous decisiveness and astonishing wisdom to refine the village system, establish the ANBU and the Ninja Academy, and lay the foundations for the workings of Konoha and the entire Shinobi World. They stood like towering mountains, their achievements still admired by later generations.
I once witnessed a land of hope, brimming with life and where all things flourished, turn into a wasteland in the blink of an eye. Children's laughter was replaced by deathly silence.
That scene remains before my eyes to this day, piercing my soul. These experiences have made me understand more deeply than anyone that the pain war brings cannot be covered up by the glory of victory. They have also strengthened my resolve to protect peace and change this endless cycle.
I don't understand why, when the smoke of battle clears, people so often focus only on completed missions, achieved objectives, and victorious campaigns.
Those cold figures in mission reports, those necessary sacrifices brushed aside so casually, are they really all war means? What of the cries forgotten amid victory's songs, and the names erased from the book of honors? What worth did their lives have?
You ask who I am?
A shinobi who has basked in glory and been trapped in desperate straits.
No, perhaps I cannot be called a shinobi...
The subject matter is very novel, but there is no particularly profound plot, so it is very bland. The author can try to add some chapters with rich emotions as a spice (just a personal idea, don't worry about it)
The content is interesting and good-looking, looking forward to the follow-up 💕 I'm a little pity that Byakuran doesn't appear too little, but even though Byakuran doesn't appear in much, I'm pleased that she's everywhere in Minato's way of thinking 🍉
It's beautiful, why is there no one? Has the introduction been changed?
It's really good-looking, a Minato who breaks the old order and establishes new rules.
It looks good. If you like it, come again.
It looks okay, but why are there so few people? Are you not recommending it?
Yes, but there are too many tactics.