Red Sand Scorpionbrother's Sorrow

[The protagonist has no CP] [It's not a cool novel] [The pace is slow] [The protagonist is not a good person] [There are original characters] Although the label is in first person, only the first volume is in first person. What follows is the third person. Starting from the second volume, the main perspective is Xuan Yi. The perspective will change according to the plot. [Evidence, but not very evidence] The protagonist does things based on his preferences (the hostility of the village has nothing to do with me) The protagonist's strength has not recovered in the early stage, but he does not care about bleeding and injuries. The results of the battle will inevitably be tragic. Those who can accept it are welcome to watch. Red Sand Scorpion: I have an older brother, but he doesn't have much affection. He is always able to kill off the brotherhood that Scorpion finally developed through all kinds of teasing. After Scorpion killed the Third Kazekage, he bumped into Nissan who was about to run away. "Scorpion is already so powerful~" "Nissan is going to leave me without me?" The two looked at each other for a long time and decided to defect together. Xion, who was forced to join the Akatsuki organization after his defection, met his brother who "voluntarily joined" at the organization meeting. Scorpion: No surprise at all. When they went out to "travel" together, they saw the brotherhood of Uchiha. The Red Sand Scorpion expresses his dislike for his brother with his eyes. Akisa Xuanyi just smiled and said to see again. Later, news came that Uchiha had been exterminated, and Scorpion met the murderer in the Akatsuki organization—the older brother of the pair of brothers: Uchiha Itachi. Red Sand Scorpion: ... Suddenly I feel that my brother is quite nice:) In the early stage, the home game is Sand Ninja Village [emphasis added], and later the protagonist will build his own village. After entering the main line, there will be a lot of Konoha related things. Self-entertainment products, I write slowly, you read slowly