Eyes of the Pure Land: I Can See the Bonds of the Deceased

In Konoha, Genin Kanzuki Arashi has a secret: he can see the bonds left behind by the dead. This is not a blood-stained limit, but a cursed gift - the pupil of the heart. There were no clear ghosts in his eyes, only echoes of memories, unfinished obsessions and farewell sighs permeating old objects, old places and the living. In the eyes of others, he is just a quiet and gentle ordinary ninja. Until he heard the whispers under the commemorative monument, touched the lingering sorrow of the old Uchiha clan, and witnessed the wailing of the forgotten experimental subjects in the shadow of the death forest... The memories of the dead came flooding back. When Sasuke pursues power and Naruto pursues recognition, he walks on the edge of light and shadow, collecting the "truths" covered by the history written by the victors: from the regret on the blade of Hatake White Fang, to Uchiha Shisui's last warning before dissipating; from the protective thoughts buried deep in the endless pain caused by Pain, to the tiniest desire for "peace" before countless nameless people dissipated on the battlefields of the Fourth World War. He is not the son of prophecy and does not have the power to sweep across the battlefield. But when Obito tells about the dream of the Eye of the Moon, he can present Lin's complete smile; when Nagato questions the pain of the world, he can convey the light that once bloomed in thousands of ordinary souls in Konoha. He is the listener of history and the keeper of memory. In a world defined by chakra and bonds, Guan Yuelan will use these eyes to ask: If the stories of the dead are never silenced, will the truth carried by the living be enough to change the future of this world full of tears and flames?