[Naruto] Fear

Nice! I always have a question in my mind, "Why do everyone assume that when they come to a strange world, they will adapt as a matter of course?" What if they can't adapt? This article is really appetizing

Do you actually have a book? Have you always thought that everyone from ordinary people to Hokage is in a bad state? Naruto's world view is too unfriendly

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I stayed up late last night to read it. I have been into the Naruto fandom for a long time. This article is really well written. The emotional changes of the characters are clear and believable. I really hope that Sasuke and Itachi can be happy. I even stopped at the appearance of Deidara and Scorpion in the original plot. I also used this article to recall my expectations of chasing Naruto on TV [it was broadcast on Star TV at a time when I was finishing school, and I couldn't watch it even if I came home a little late, so I would rush home every time]

Genius, keep a distance from the whole clan, you don't feel anything when you are si, right?

In fact, in terms of appearance alone, it is Sasuke who looks like Izuna. Sasuke and Izuna look almost exactly the same, but his love for his brothers, his obsession with giving his eyes to the other person regardless of what the other person thinks, and his obsession to pave the way for the other person. In this aspect, Itachi is indeed very similar to Izuna.

As I read this book, I felt more and more familiar. The plots of Sasuke who was transported through time, who was a girl in his previous life, time travel due to a car accident, mediocre talent, rejection in school, fear of integrating into the world, opening a dessert shop after the genocide, discovering super small fireballs when trying out ninjutsu, and later becoming popular with girls and getting to know Shikamaru are also the same. All the similarities can no longer be explained by coincidence. But I have forgotten the name of the book I read. The obvious difference from this one is that the protagonist in that book knew very well from the beginning that he had traveled through time. He always had a girl's mentality and was committed to being a salty fish. He also thought about dying on the night of the genocide. Later, it developed into an adult Sasuke who traveled into her world and body and then traveled back to Naruto to meet the protagonist. Well, even though this is the case, I don't think it was copied from this book. After all, the order in which I read the articles cannot determine the order in which the author wrote the articles (I couldn't look up this information because I couldn't remember the name), and the viewing experience was very different. There was always a disharmonious feeling when reading that book, and many plots seemed a bit abrupt, but in this book, all the details and the emotional changes of the characters were handled very well, smoothly and naturally. Based on this intuition alone, I am more willing to believe that this book is original.

Although it's good, I can't accept core-changing literature. If Sasuke is no longer Sasuke, Itachi will definitely not like the changed Sasuke.

It's good to watch. Can you look forward to another series of extra episodes? [Gotou]

I was a Itachi CP fan ten years ago, but I haven't watched it for many years. The review of Weasel also shifted from Weasel fans to negative comments. But rereading this article still reminds me of the happiness I felt when I was pursuing this article.