The night of the Uchiha Clan Massacre.
Thirteen-year-old Uchiha Che lay in a pool of blood as the memories of his previous life and the Mangekyō Sharingan awakened at the same time.
Itachi's blade pierced his body, but he left him with two words:
“Stay alive.”
“Take care of Sasuke for me.”
When Uchiha Che crawled out from beneath the pile of corpses, Konoha had already declared the Uchiha Clan wiped out.
Foundation shinobi were preparing to take Sasuke, while Danzo had his eyes on the newly awakened Sharingan.
For the first time, Uchiha Che drew his blade.
“The Uchiha are down to just two people.”
“Anyone who lays a hand on him will join the rest of the clan in death.”
From then on, he raised Sasuke while investigating the truth behind the massacre.
He stopped Haku from dying at Kakashi's hands, tried to bring Sasuke back after he left the village, accompanied Naruto on his trip to Amegakure, and watched Jiraiya die with his own eyes.
He had eyes that could see the deepest regrets in other people.
But he was no god.
Some people could be saved.
Some were destined to leave.
Some truths, even when spoken aloud, only brought more pain to those still alive.
Many years later, Sasuke finally stood before Itachi.
Itachi asked Uchiha Che:
“Why didn't you let him hate me?”
Uchiha Che was silent for a long time.
“Because a child raised on hatred won't know how to find his way home.”
I have been watching Tomatoes for 6 years, basically all genres, and this book was the first time I felt a little scared, even more scared than those horror movies with protruding faces. This is the first book that I have written a review for in addition to five stars. I can only say that the author is very creative and the writing is very good. Another question is, the author, can you see yourself when you look in the mirror?
The low rating of this article is definitely because it is a new article. This fanfic is simply incredible. Oh my God, the brain-burning plot is very coherent. The serialization time is not very long, but the author has updated a lot of content. He has written more than 100,000 words in 18 chapters. I enjoyed reading it in one go, and the protagonist is very special. Respect Sasuke's opinions and guide him to grow. The two of them accompany each other and help each other when they need it. If you like reasoning, you can watch it. You can also watch Aisa TV. The quality of this article is super high. Anyone who doesn't read it will be a loss. The whole article can be summarized in three words: Show it to me!!! [The masterpiece of bird food] Someone in the comment area said that this is a suspense novel disguised as Naruto, but to be honest, I feel that with this new setting, the Uchiha genocide has become more realistic, and after discovering that there is something suspicious about the genocide, it is normal to pursue it, right? It's really interesting to see a whole series of Danzo and return to the nest involved in the genocide.
Unexpected... The setting is very novel to me (thriller), and the choice to stand firm in a tense atmosphere surprised me ~ I really like the protagonist with such a positive outlook, but I was scared after seeing half of it ~ Σ( ° △ °|||)One mystery after another, and finally thought that the incident was finally solved, but I saw the lingering sound again in the shadow... Although I don't like to use my brain, it was very comfortable to read (the plot is a bit scary for me who read the novel in the middle of the night~) I am looking forward to how the plot will develop in the future (*￣rǒ￣)
So far, I think it's pretty good, with a very novel angle of writing. Then from time to time, a few sentences pop up that make my back numb. It's a book that I can't get tired of. And while I was reading it, I was thinking about one thing. At present, it seems that the protagonist has to rely on a medical jounin to carry a stretcher when moving around. The sudden appearance of a stretcher in a very serious battle scene is a bit hilarious🌚
Children, this is so healthy! I have been frightened to tears by the author's thunderous outline. Author, I admire your mouth and teeth! Just one more picture, just one picture at a time. 😢 Now I don't feel like I'm watching the hot-blooded anime Naruto but a suspense movie!
After reading this novel, I really got goosebumps. Watching a group of top-notch wits fighting to guess the murderer made my brain cells exhausted. In a word: the author is awesome, I give you five stars [heartfelt][heartfelt][heartfelt] After reading it carefully, I feel that from Chapter 1 to Chapter 18, it can be transformed into a slightly scary and brain-burning mystery movie version of the movie 🤦 🤦 🤦
I have little experience and the following content is all nonsense and nonsense. This book can be said to be a crushing level in the Tomato fandom. Although it relies on "Naruto", as far as the first volume is concerned, it tells a completely different story from previous fandoms. This novel even conforms to the content of the first volume. Let me ask, what exactly determines who a person is? Character? Memory? Ability? Social relations? Many people have debated this point, but the author gave a simple but often ignored answer - what determines a person is himself, his will, and his ego. No one else has the right to decide who a person is. The only person who decides who he or she is is the person himself, or in other words, it is this "self" that decides what kind of person he or she is. In addition, no one has the right to interfere or decide a person. Whether it is correct or not, the choice is made by oneself, and the person one becomes is one's own choice. Going back to the "fit" mentioned in the second paragraph, in fact, the novel adopts Naruto's world view, but it has been greatly expanded and deepened. Its theme story also deviates from the story of "Naruto". It can even be said that it just puts on the skin of "Naruto" and sells dog meat, so is it considered a fan? Or is it an independent novel? I don't think anyone is qualified to answer, not even the author, and the novel itself may not be able to answer. The above content was written after I just finished reading Chapter 20, which is the first volume (1st brush). I wrote it directly without much modification (only a few problematic logics, word order, and obvious things that I personally thought were problematic at first glance were modified). I wrote my most direct thoughts, but part of the content was not written. I want to put it at the end of this long review. The following are my thoughts after reading Chapter 27, which is the same as above. At present, I am not sure whether Chinatsu is the main line, but at least it is an open line, and now it is also connected to the hidden line of the observation experiment many years ago and the pharmacist Nono U (maybe?) Although it continues the thinking about self-identity in the first volume, it can be seen in many places that it goes deeper. Chinatsu's line, I personally think, is why I become the person I want to be, how to do it, and the most important point - self-identity Chinatsu has multiple memories, but has given birth to a personality that is independent of all memories. At the current progress, Chinatsu is eager to know "who" she is, but she also begins to think about her own identity while observing Che and others, that is, whether she identifies with this identity, and what is the significance of whether this identity is true or false? As you can see, Chinatsu has taken the first step. The skill of Ninjutsu does not belong to her, but she can decide what to do with it. That's it for my thoughts on Volume 2. The development afterwards is still unknown. Then there is Che's kaleidoscope ability (? It has not been determined yet, it may be just some kind of talent rather than eye skills). One is to see the regret of others, and the other is to bear the consequences of the other person with oneself after understanding. This can be said to be a very interesting design. Che has been letting others make their own choices without forcing them. However, his Mangekoscope can force others to bear the consequences of the other party, which is contrary to Che's current behavior. The kaleidoscope's pupil technique is often the mind of the holder and his deepest wish. On the other hand, Che has not used Susanoo yet, and the second volume also writes about Che's ability to synchronize chakra. This is why I guess that Che's ability may not be a real kaleidoscope pupil technique, at least, not completely. Returning to the topic and bearing the consequences, the most easily associated character in literature is undoubtedly the sufferer and the Messiah - Jesus. Many of Che's current actions are more about guiding and teaching others what to do rather than forcing others to do so. This is also consistent with the image, but unlike Jesus, Che has not yet truly suffered. Let's wait and see. In the end, what I want to say is something that has been mentioned vaguely but never in depth in the novel - decisions and choices should be made by oneself and bear the consequences. Even if you regret and do not get the results you want, it is still the choice you made. In the process of growing up, in many works, we can see many characters who push others onto their pre-designed paths on the pretext of paving the way, never consulting the other party's opinions, and often rejecting them for various reasons when encountering opposition. The images here are often parents and other elders, and the character closest to here is also a person buried in the foreshadowing that has not yet been revealed in the first volume - Uchiha Itachi In the original Naruto novel, Sasuke's future has already been laid out by Itachi. We can't guess how far Itachi's Sharingan can see. Maybe Sasuke's ending after the battle at the Valley of the End was also anticipated by Itachi. We don't know. But! As far as the facts are concerned, Itachi has indeed never asked Sasuke what he thinks, and just blindly does what he thinks is good for Sasuke. Itachi loves Sasuke, which is undeniable (although the love of the Uchiha family of gods is somewhat problematic), but this is not because of him. This is the reason for presupposing Sasuke's future. He just let love become Sasuke's shackles and an indelible heartache, which shaped Sasuke's later character (but he probably felt relieved after the friendship, and his character obviously improved (a little?)) If what I said before is that the author writes about things like personality and psychological analysis (maybe? I'm not sure), although they play a big role in life, the final content about choice is closer to our reality. Many people have experienced similar situations as children, but it is difficult for me to talk about it because my elders They rarely force me to do certain things, and they give me a lot of freedom. Therefore, without having experienced this, I am generally not qualified to talk about this aspect here, so I only throw out this one that is closer to our lives, about "choice", which is unique to me. It is a superficial reflection, leaving more space for all the great Confucian scholars to debate the classics and talk about what is in their hearts. (The word limit for a long comment is almost reached. Friends who are willing to continue reading my random thoughts please leave a follow-up comment) (Continuing the content of the previous long review, but I want to insert some of my thoughts first. If you are not interested, you can skip it directly. The rest of the content is mainly the conclusion. I personally believe that if a work or literary work is to be written well, it must reflect reality. It is not and is not limited to praise or criticism of any phenomenon, but can reflect the truth. It can be a true, delicate and desirable friendship (whether it is friendship or love), or it can be plain. Daily life that is like water but has waves from time to time, it can also be the thinking about some things mentioned above, or it can be more other things. I think these are the sources of believing in this story and the sense of substitution. Good works can attract people, perhaps because of the resonance or feeling brought by the sense of substitution) Whether it is thinking about the two issues of "ego" and "choice", or how to perfectly encapsulate these thoughts into the Naruto worldview and create an ups and downs of the plot, it all shows that this novel has the value of being updated, at least I find it very interesting Just as there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand readers, you who are reading this long review that I wrote on the spur of the moment in front of the screen may have different ideas from me, but I respect your thoughts and thank you for reading these nonsense. As for the answer to the future of this novel and what it is, let us look forward to it together with the author! Above, I respect this novel, the author, and you who read this. 2026.8.17 3:15 Am, Xingshuang and you (Thinking about it, there are actually a lot of things I haven't said yet, but I'm too tired, and it's almost dawn now. It's hard to concentrate. I forget a lot of what I wanted to say after writing it down, so I'll stop here for now. I'll add it later when I think of it. I may come back to follow up on the follow-up update. Thank you again for reading this. Thank you! And thank you, author, I will probably have a nightmare today)
Teacher, your writing is very good, your logical thinking is clear, and there is no feeling of confusion when reading. Each chapter is very long, but for me, who loves to read this kind of book, only one chapter a day is a bit too little. Teacher, can you write one more chapter every day, just one chapter, just one chapter 😢 😢 😢
Good-looking, clear and logical thinking, the protagonist has an online IQ and is capable, and he also loves Sasuke.
Nb, I can only say that the writing is nb. There are no big holes in the logic. There are no poisonous points so far. The writing angle is also quite novel. I haven't followed the original work at all. Anyway, I haven't seen anything similar before. It's inexplicably scary (?) I can accept that the segmentation is a bit strange and go straight into it. It's just my personal opinion, if you don't agree, you're right.