He was once an ordinary modern man, but when he woke up, he became one of Konoha's most dazzling and short-lived geniuses, Namikaze Minato.
He knew that people would die in the third battle, knew that the Kannabi Bridge would be broken, knew that Kushina would have her tailed beast taken away on the night of her birth, knew that Naruto would grow up in loneliness, knew that Obito would fall into the abyss, and knew that the ninja world would eventually be forced to the end again and again in the shadow of Madara, Kaguya and Otsutsuki.
But he also knows that the so-called original work is always just "the way it is", not "it can only be like this".
In this life, he doesn't want to be the golden flash whose ending is written.
He would learn to fly the Thunder God earlier, see Danzo and Gen clearly earlier, catch Hatake Sakumo's breath before he fell, enter Kushina's heart earlier, and drag back those few people who should have been swallowed up by the times earlier.
However, when Konoha is really changed beyond recognition by him, a new wave will come early.
The Akatsuki will not be completely formed according to the old track, the cracks in the Uchiha will not heal automatically, the history of the Six Paths will be reopened, and at the end of the era of Naruto and Boruto, Otsutsuki from the outside will eventually follow the source of chakra and set his sights on the ninja world again.
This time, the one standing at the front was no longer the Fourth Hokage who was destined to die in the Night of the Nine-Tails.
It is Namikaze Minato who carries the memories of two lives and wants to protect Konoha, his family, his students and the entire ninja world.
Reader comments
Although there are too many dialogues, the description of the twisted Konoha is very detailed, good!
Looks good, just like the original Watergate
You talk too much, just talk less, it's okay to talk a little exciting, it's pretty good to be average.
The writing is very good, especially the dialogue, plot, etc., But there is too little written about ninjutsu and strength improvement.
Although there are too many dialogues, the description of the twisted Konoha is very detailed, good!
Looks good, just like the original Watergate
You talk too much, just talk less, it's okay to talk a little exciting, it's pretty good to be average.
The writing is very good, especially the dialogue, plot, etc., But there is too little written about ninjutsu and strength improvement.