Mizukage, but Mom Is Uchiha Madara

This book is surprisingly good. My favorite of the Naruto fanfics I have read is "Konoha's Baby War". I feel like this book is the IF line of that one. That book is more heart-warming and contains more microscopic things, while this book describes more social transformation and struggle. There are many concepts that collide with each other. Although I don't think some settings such as "corpse bone veins" can be mastered through practice, because those civilian ninjas are all natives passed down from the Ninja Sect and do not have the blood of the Six Paths Sage. But this is harmless, mainly because this idea is more interesting. To be honest, the two sons of the Sage of Six Paths are more arrogant than the other. They are the kind of people who know that your path is correct, but I just don't recognize you unless you beat me and win. It's very arrogant. [Eat melon]

I personally think this book is quite good. Let me talk about the lightning protection points first. If Hashirama hits CP, there is a plot change of Madara's nature, and then Hashirama gets married a year after Madara fakes his death, and the marriage partner is Uzumaki Mito. There is no ambiguity about Hashirama in the chapters I have read in this book. (I have read the second volume, which only has about forty chapters). Then the plot that I like the most is that he has perfected the heroine's character through previous experiences. I like it better. When I read the experience in the first volume, I cried (well, my tear point is very low). This includes the debate between Madara and the heroine. Every time I see the heroine make achievements, I feel very happy. I feel that Madara might recognize the heroine this time. But Madara's will is really strong. He will never look back until he hits the wall. Every time what Madara says is very reasonable. This is why I think there is nothing OOC about her character. The second volume is similar to the construction of communism. I feel that the author has written this book in the direction of a drama, but I think the environment of Tomato may not be suitable for writing a drama. However, if it is well written, it will attract some people who like to watch dramas. I think the author still needs a balance on this point. After all, we are all the same person, and everyone is reading it to make up for some regrets, so I still think the author can appropriately shift the focus to this. Of course, if the author has an outline, he should write according to the outline. Every book has an audience.

What can I say, my novel is very good! I have also read a lot of books on Naruto's infrastructure, but this one feels particularly real to me. It is not the vanity of achieving peace with a little more system, nor is it the protagonist who talks about everyone losing their minds and living in harmony, especially Uchiha Madara and Senju Hashirama. I think they are both very stubborn and paranoid people. They all have their own ideas. It should be difficult for them to accept other people's ideas and change their own ideas. The collision of thoughts between the protagonists, Uchiha Madara and Senju Hashirama in this book is very exciting. At first glance, I was very angry about Uchiha Madara's tragic thoughts because of the protagonist's perspective. But when I calm down and think about it, don't people nowadays agree with the "Infinite Tsukuyomi" plan? It's impossible not to have them, and they're not in the minority. There is also Senju Hashirama's Konoha Village plan. Although the book here has not specifically written about Konoha, based on some of the contents of Naruto and some fragments that appear in this book, we can also see what he was thinking. It is just that the limitations of the times prevented him from looking far enough and not being bold enough. As for the protagonist? I see in her the shadow of those great people in modern times. It is the ability to rebuild the system and develop the homeland from the ruins, the outstanding vision, and the heart of hope. Author, I will definitely keep following your book!

See the small things to know the big things. I think this book contains the author's simple social and philosophical views. This is a book with the most profound collision of ideas that I have ever seen. Analyzing the rules of the ninja world from the perspective of the protagonist Uchiha Shio, the changes not only allowed me to see the possibilities of the ninja world, but also allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of the conflicts of social concepts in the real world. Summary: Good byd I thought my evaluation was too radical, but in fact I was still too conservative, and it was deeper than I thought before [adoration][adoration][adoration]

Nice! Wuwu really hopes that tide can pull Madara back from that desperate "ideal", and the two of them can just go on together...

For now, this book is really well written and I feel touched. Most of the descriptions are about the protagonist Infrastructure, revolution and his ideological collision with Senju Hashirama Uchiha Madara, which is fascinating.

The description of the characters is very natural, and the changes in the protagonist's mentality are also very natural. He truly saw the suffering of ordinary people, and then wanted to save those people. I originally thought that the protagonist would be a time traveler, but I didn't expect that it would be a path to explore by myself. The author's writing style is very delicate. As long as the author keeps updating, I will continue to follow it until the finale [Blow kiss] Great support to the author.

Come on, I love it, this is one of the most leftist books I have ever seen. In addition, it is easy to convince Uchiha Madara. Because she only sees the negativity of the world one-sidedly and ignores the positivity. Another self-contradictory point, she herself said that where there is light, there must be shadow, and good and evil come together, so the foundation of the world lies in the existence of contradictions. But her ideal world of infinite reading only has the good side of the contradiction, so it can never be established. In short, there is still a principle of unity of opposites

Very interesting, a novel about socialist practice

Although the content is still too idealistic and does not take into account the dark side, I like it. I like this feeling of communism. The red culture promoted in it covers up the flaws of the characters very well. As long as some characters are analyzed fairly and not biased, then this book can be said to be perfect.

It's beautiful. It's the first time I've seen a Naruto masterpiece like this after watching The Baby Next Door. [OK] By the way, has the author considered bringing out the cute little Hikari? When I first saw Hikari, my first reaction was that I saw the female version of Madara Uchiha. She was also strong enough and had a simple mind. () Joining the protagonist, let's not talk about fighting Hashirama, but it should be no problem to draw Tobirama from this period.

Is this written by a female video author? The writing is very delicate. It is different from the common fighting pleasures on the market. The content of this book really made my eyes shine. The narrative style makes people feel comfortable. I personally recommend it to be an 8-point masterpiece.

Beautiful, this is one of the rare articles that can be read on Tomato

It's beautiful. The author's story and the interactions between the characters have a very warm feeling.

The author may have used AI for some of the foreshadowing, but around chapter 30 it becomes clear what the author wants to express. As long as you have read the first dozen chapters, you can feel the charm of this work.

Classic revolutionary text, no mistakes, no big problem

It does not follow the main plot. The plot of the novel is completely separated from the original work. However, the plot is very comfortable to watch, the writing is also very good, and the description of ideas is very easy to understand. Overall, it is worth reading.

This is the first time I see the reform of Naruto in red. Come on author, this is the change I want to see [Like]

A great and iconic article, with delicate emotional descriptions and a thorough analysis of the nature of war and the ninja world. Basically, it is the ultimate comparison of ideas and methods. Most of them are knives. It is a pity to discontinue the series. There is not a very clear emotional line between the pillars. It can be said that there is almost no relationship. There are only a few episodes of the past. It is still worth watching.

Wait until the red flag spreads all over the world

The best Naruto novel ever written

I hope that the protagonist will unify the ninja world. If there is no unification, there will still be disputes.

The front gave me an average feeling, but when I saw the back, it was unexpectedly very beautiful.

This book by the author is one that I personally think is the best among the books I have read, and it is highly praised!

It's good-looking, more real, and it shows the struggles of ordinary people. It's really the best among the fanfics I've read, and the plot doesn't drag on. I hope there will be more civil and military fights between the characters in the later stages.

The most satisfying Naruto novel, this is the struggle I want to see

Not bad, looking forward to the follow-up

It looks good, please keep writing.

I got a bean, it looks good

Very good very good