[Naruto] Leaving Smiles Behind in This World (NaruSasu)

In fact, it's been a long, long time since I've written this kind of comment that's a bit like a review article. Most of the comments I write now are to correct errors or praise the author's writing, such as: "At 61.7%, "All people", so, there are." Or this kind of "Great writing! Come on!" , Or else just write a small drama or a small side story or something. However, after reading this book, I suddenly wanted to write it. This book cannot be said to have many ups and downs. After all, it is only about one thousand seventeen years old. It's very bland, gay friends say it's a little bit sadistic. But I don't think so. On the contrary, I think it's quite sweet. However, if you really want to say that it is cruel, then it is. A young boy accidentally saw another boy getting along with his brother. From then on, his fate and that of the young man began to be connected, and they were entangled until death. The general content of the story is this (I don't summarize it very well) The little boy is the sunshine, but he is not the real sunshine. He smiled at everyone, and that smile infected everyone, but he actually didn't want to smile. He protects everyone, making everyone feel that he is their savior who can save them in danger, and making everyone feel that they are safe, but the little boy does not necessarily protect them or save them. And what about that young man? He could have lived happily under the love of his family, but fate took away his people and left only his brother. This should be something to be thankful for - there are still relatives with him. But fate once again played a joke on him - his brother was the murderer of all his people. The brother he once admired so much, loved so much, and trusted so much was the one who ruined everything for him? ! Since then, the originally pure white soul has been dyed black and embarked on the road of revenge. But in the end, the truth was maliciously torn apart. His brother killed all his people just to protect him. The village he loved so much was the one that really wanted to kill him and all his people. At this point, hatred turned towards Konoha. The fate of the two teenagers is so sad that it makes people cry. Okay, I admit, the above are all my imagination, please call me the brain emperor (just kidding). Continue with the original topic. The young boy is not the sunshine, but he is the sunshine. In this way, he seems to be two people. One, outside, always smiles like an idiot, pretending to be stupid and seems to know nothing. The other, huddled within the body, looks at the world through the eyes of another person, never taking a step outside. The one outside kept smiling like an idiot, but it infected everyone except him. It wasn't until he died that he suddenly realized that his smile was actually modeled on the smile of the young man he saw. It's a pity that he didn't keep that original smile. It's indeed a little cruel! If I don't want to write anymore, I will really have to write criticism or something if I continue writing. I personally believe that no one is qualified to criticize other people's actions and words. First, because I feel that no matter what a person writes is good or bad, no one except him/herself is qualified to criticize what he/she writes. The second reason is because I feel that even the characters written by others are extremely contradictory. No one can evaluate a person purely from one aspect. Therefore, even the comments I originally wrote to evaluate the characters written by others did not focus on one aspect alone, let alone summarize their characters in a few words. Basically, they simply talked about his behavior. Well, the topic seems to have been moved away again, so let's leave it at that and won't go any further.

Hello, madam!! Your writing is really beautiful!!! [Last night I couldn't control myself and drew a lot of pictures overnight... Cough cough] I would like to ask if my wife agrees to me writing a short story based on this article? Thank you very much!

The painting style is completely different...

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Prince Naruto is actually the one who hides his secrets the most in Hokage. Just like Adou

Yeah~ It hurts to look at it~