On the eve of the Third Shinobi World War, undercurrents stir in Konoha. Border clashes between the Five Great Nations are constant, and bloodshed and ambition are quietly swallowing the entire ninja world.
Uchiha Aikawa Yu is from a branch family of the Uchiha Clan and entered the academy in the same class as Kakashi Hatake.
But unlike the son of the White Fang, whose dazzling talent leaves his peers gasping, he has neither a prestigious family name to bask in nor the distinction of being a clan prodigy groomed for greatness. His father died fighting at the border, and his mother raised him alone. All he has is the Uchiha name and a pair of eyes that have yet to awaken.
Until the shadow of war truly falls.
Until he sees with his own eyes that what people call peace is nothing more than a lie told while the great nations catch their breath.
When the Sharingan opens amid bloodshed, when Fire Release blazes over a mound of corpses, when a boy who only wanted to survive steps ever closer to the heart of the battlefield...
Konoha will remember his name.
And the Five Great Nations will remember the Uchiha who carved his way through the front lines.
The war chapter of this book is very detailed, with many of its own ideas, and it is well written. I hope to add elements of political darkness into it, because Danzo does not care that this is a war, the evil Uchiha.
The battle plot is very exciting and detailed.
Feeling very powerful