Die Yuye, the orphan in the shadow of the wooden leaves. Possessing the secret skill of alienated [Phosphorus Escape], he was regarded as a monster by the higher-ups, and was subject to surveillance and persecution. During a near-death awakening, he caught a glimpse of Phosphorus stealing the forbidden power of Xuejie. During the escape, he rescued Rei, the last berserker of the Kaguya clan, the successor of the Corpse Vein, and the two formed a life-and-death alliance in the dark.
Founding the organization "Butterfly of the End", Yuya used political intrigue as an edge to stir up the turmoil in the ninja world: spreading fear, alienating great powers, subverting the daimyo regime, and pouring the hypocritical truth of "The Will of Fire" into the ears of Naruto Uzumaki, giving birth to a new emperor of the ninja world. And when he finally burned Konoha in the form of the final stage [Immortal Butterfly], Otsutsuki Kaguya's awakening turned Rei into a container.
In order to save the only light, Yuye sacrificed himself and turned into a phosphorus butterfly to eat away the sky and seal the gods. In the ashes, a new order rose with Naruto's empire, and only a blue phosphorus butterfly lingered in front of the sleeping window of mercy - it was the reverberation of the subversive reshaping the world with destruction, and it was also the last tenderness of the undead.
Reader comments
The writing is okay, it's more of a desperate and adversity kind of thing, and it's good to have no system, but is there a problem with the timeline? It's not a timeline problem like the original plot, but a timeline problem with the narrative, or is it me, the Crimson King?
The writing is okay, it's more of a desperate and adversity kind of thing, and it's good to have no system, but is there a problem with the timeline? It's not a timeline problem like the original plot, but a timeline problem with the narrative, or is it me, the Crimson King?