[Naruto] Crow, Crow, I Like You

Haubara was almost killed by this thunder. It was such a big thunder.

Black Zetsu, you don't understand Uchiha (ordinary people just can't understand it. I've only touched a little bit about Naruto from high school to graduation and working now). In fact, Madara has always had a very vicious vision and is a very pure guy. Now that he thinks about it, he misunderstood Hashirama before. In fact, he does not put Konoha as the first priority. He has a feeling of knowing that fate will do his best. He has the same chaotic divine and Buddha temperament as Naruto. For the sake of the new world, Madara is the one who will break the old order regardless of it, and will be angry and sad for the misfortune of all living beings. (Here I think of Rurouni Kenshin again, the contradictory nature of revolutionary violence). The two of them trust each other immensely. They are two planets with completely different orbits that are always attracted. It can be said that even the most caring brothers do not understand that they really want each other to die. Whether it is Madara who is defeated and smashed and wants Hashirama to die, or Hashirama later wants Madara to die, both of them have a feeling of abandoning life and death (ordinary people are reborn and die, they are really not, so they cannot understand for a long time, death is not only a habit but also an inevitable tenderness).

Even after death, I want my lover to remember me all the time. It's very kind of Quan Nai.

At this point, I was wondering how Shisui could win. I might as well just make wings (bushi [question mark]

Looking back at this chapter, her character fits well with Uchiha Madara.

Well. Do ninjas really have "justice"? [Holds chin] Perhaps it was the tenderness that could be said to be weak that caused Akatsuki and Sasuke in the past to end up like this due to some combination of circumstances. It's so beautiful. Haloxylon ammodendron and hydrangea are both as white as snow and equally beautiful, but they are different in the end. Being by the water reminds me of the floating boat in The Tale of Sourceji. "The body is like a floating boat but cannot be tied to it." At the beginning of the story, the male protagonist proposes to throw the statue of the deceased eldest daughter into the Uji River to commemorate it. He mentions the water purification of the Washing River, which leads to the prophecy that the floating boat will appear and finally the floating boat will be thrown into the water. I don't know why I think of my sister, just like a doll thrown into the water to exorcise evil spirits. And she must have been worn and distorted after being reincarnated for so long. What has she been pursuing? I'm a little worried about her. In fact, the Kingdom of Water had a very prosperous life in the later period. Although Chojuro was not outstanding, he did not rely on force and used the developed water transportation and geographical location to develop towards modernization. The economy, people's livelihood, and technology were very good, and there was no need for external expansion at all.

The utopia in the dream can only be seen in the fantasy dream of Infinite Tsukuyomi. Love is so miserable. When I think about having been reincarnated for a hundred lifetimes and not knowing how many more times it will continue to be reincarnated, I cry for her. Repeated he or be will only bring more pain as time goes by. The kind of friendship between long-lived and short-lived species

I read a novel, I forgot what it was called. The main setting is that the heroine has changed her body but looks more and more like before. The scientific saying is that the same expression habits and muscle memory will create similar looks. Similar to couples looking more and more alike, or people in the same language environment tending to have similar looks. But in the world of Naruto, there seems to be no need to talk about science.

Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah tonic like this!!! Wuwuwu, teacher, the full moon line you wrote is so delicious. I really want to take a bite of it. It's so damned that I read it just for Shisui in the first place.

Ahhhhhh, I really want to watch the scene between Chio and Izuna! It must be very good 😳😳😳