I, Uchiha Madara, once thought that I was the only chess player who could influence the ninja world, but after my "victory", the world made a big joke.
There is no eternal dream of Infinite Tsukuyomi, there is only a bizarre room and a damn anime called "Naruto".
I saw the ending where I was stabbed in the back by Black Zetsu and became a laughing stock; I saw the tears that my forever innocent best friend, Senju Hashirama, shed for me; I even saw the lifelong battle between the two of us. The so-called fate was just a tampered conspiracy from beginning to end!
How ridiculous! How ironic!
However, when the overwhelming anger turned into the ultimate ecstasy, I... Came back. Returning to the Fourth Ninja War with peak power and a memory that understands everything.
This time, the chessboard has not changed, but the players have become gods.
Hei Jue, do you think you are still in the dark? Obito, are you still dancing for the lies I spun? Are the five major countries still fighting for that ridiculous coalition?
And... Hashirama. My foolish best friend, your childish peaceful games of playing house must come to an end.
This time, I, the "god" who knows all the future, will personally direct this war.
I will tear up this hypocritical script, bring all the people hiding behind the scenes to the front, and then... Let the entire ninja world learn what ultimate peace is under my true "Eye of the Moon" plan!
Reader comments
The author's new book deserves encouragement and encouragement. But the catch is that the narrative is confusing. Madara knows that there is his divine opponent, but he often travels to modern times, the Five Shadows Battlefield, the Valley of the End, a strange and strange world, and the chessboard runs throughout, but it is vague. And it's not very satisfying. He sacrificed himself to resurrect Izuna. He was very weak. The five shadows were not destroyed. He kept provoking. Hashirama never fought, and Naruto, Sasuke and Obito Black Zetsu didn't deal with it. Anyway, the first 20 chapters are a bit confusing. [Blowing a kiss] But it's still very interesting and I look forward to the follow-up development. This is indeed the framework of a refreshing article.
The writing is quite good, but who is the protagonist?
I hope the author needs to update! It's pretty cool, keep up the good work!
The bond between Madara and Izuna is so good that I cry [crying]
Good👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 👍👍👍👍👍Resurrecting Izuna and resurrecting Lin is something other authors would never dare to think about🤗🤓🤓
Is this Madara going back to the past or is Madara just watching Naruto?
The author's new book deserves encouragement and encouragement. But the catch is that the narrative is confusing. Madara knows that there is his divine opponent, but he often travels to modern times, the Five Shadows Battlefield, the Valley of the End, a strange and strange world, and the chessboard runs throughout, but it is vague. And it's not very satisfying. He sacrificed himself to resurrect Izuna. He was very weak. The five shadows were not destroyed. He kept provoking. Hashirama never fought, and Naruto, Sasuke and Obito Black Zetsu didn't deal with it. Anyway, the first 20 chapters are a bit confusing. [Blowing a kiss] But it's still very interesting and I look forward to the follow-up development. This is indeed the framework of a refreshing article.
The writing is quite good, but who is the protagonist?
I hope the author needs to update! It's pretty cool, keep up the good work!
The bond between Madara and Izuna is so good that I cry [crying]
Good👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 👍👍👍👍👍Resurrecting Izuna and resurrecting Lin is something other authors would never dare to think about🤗🤓🤓
Is this Madara going back to the past or is Madara just watching Naruto?