Naruto: The Seer Always Dies First on Night One

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This article is a fanfic derived from "Naruto". It is a serious drama, not a cool article, not a light-hearted article.

The protagonist has no blood limit and no plug-in system. He relies on the memories accumulated through countless deaths and retrospections to gradually intervene in the fate of the original characters.

The story involves the in-depth dismantling and reconstruction of the relationships between a large number of original characters, including Madara Uchiha, Kakashi Hatake, Obito Uchiha and others. The emotional line is heavy and restrained, the plot rhythm is slow, and there are discussions on propositions such as "fate", "free will" and "what is peace".

In essence, this is a story about "remembering" and "being forgotten" - an ordinary person cannot learn to let go, so he keeps reaching out despite countless losses. This is not a heroic epic that saves the world, but a person who still chooses to remember them after being forgotten by the whole world.

My name is Li Yuanmu. After traveling to the world of Naruto, I originally wanted to be a transparent person. But when I saw Kakashi's blood splattered on my face, and Obito was half-crushed by a boulder, I realized that just watching was not enough. Relying on the memory of countless deaths, I became Sasuke's guardian, Madara's student, and the secret controller of Amegakure Village. I want to delete everyone I care about from the "plot kill" list. Don't tell me about fate. In my case, fate is meant to be rewritten.

Intention: Persevere in despair, remember in forgetfulness - can one person's memory resist the tragedy destined for the entire world?