[Naruto] Chronicles of the Wooden One

I finally made up my mind to finish reading it... Actually I have had time for a long time, but every time I turn to this article I still don't click on it. Maybe it would be better if I followed it until the end. I really didn't want to click on it when I knew it was the end. I still had something to think about if I stayed there. But... Well. Today I finished reading the rest of the content on a whim. In fact, I had already seen Ye Zi's supplementary points in pacifying the world before, and only the final explanation was left. I thought there wouldn't be any troubles... The truth is... I'm really too sweet (looking at the sky) I didn't expect Ye Zi to go back in the end... Maybe after so long, I have truly regarded him as the leader of the Senju clan in this world, this chaotic and beautiful world described by the author Sang - not the first generation of Konoha in the original work, nor another so-called person who traveled through time. I would like to regard him as a pioneer and leader of an era, because in my opinion he is inseparable from this place. So I was indeed surprised, even a little sad. I saw him avoid Madara, I watched him marry "Inahime"; I watched him bear the crime of massacre, regardless of his own reputation; I watched him set the term of Hokage for three years, and deceived everyone to promote A Yuan as the second Hokage... I know that he did these things because he wanted to leave... But no one can stop him, not even love or family; no one can blame him, because he has done enough. Using the responsibility of massacre to lead people in the world to think, "murder is guilty" will be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, leaving the most powerful weapon for future legal power and punishment; let go calmly according to the needs of the people, and use their pursuit of interests to set the seeds of future justice - without eternal rulers, there will be no eternal oppressed. He is impartial and does not hide or evade. He never valued reputation, and he never cared about rights. From beginning to end, what he pursues is peace, not just for a moment, not for a lifetime, but for a long-lasting peace that is passed down from generation to generation. Seeing this, I suddenly thought of the dream that Emperor Zhu and Madara described in the original book when they were young: "Build a village, put your brothers in it, and protect them." In this way, the leaf is to "establish a system to plant the seeds of peace in people's hearts, so that future generations can be free from the pain of war"... The prayers issued from deep in the heart are actually subtly similar. And at the end, Madara and Ye Zi met under the tree, with the peaceful age and the starry sky in the background. I actually felt satisfied, as if the shock and depression when I saw them destined to separate in the previous chapters were gone. Those two common voices seemed to be a profound understanding of each other. Eternal life is beautiful, but who can say that heaven and earth are not beautiful? Since I can't live with you till the end of my life, it's better to let the memories stay at this moment. You will always have black hair, a dignified smile, and a picturesque look. This will be my lifelong regret and my lifelong attachment.

Personally, I think it's HE in terms of plot, and TE (True End) in terms of emotion.

Cute leaves and Mr. Spot~ From a young age, I can see the different lower limit values ≥≤ If the Fourth Generation was here, probably many tragedies would not have happened... But the departure of the Fourth Generation itself is one of the biggest abuse points in Naruto. When I watched the episode where the Fourth Generation and Kushina left a message to Naruto, I just shed tears...

After reading the epilogue, I also wanted to say something. So what are you talking about... Let's talk about why you love Zhuzi. I'm not as tall as the author and just fall in love with my ideas and beliefs. I'm just a good-looking person, so when I first fell in love with Zhuzhu, it was the long, smooth black hair... The gentle and beautiful man with smooth long hair has always been one of my ultimate cute features. , So I never really love Madara~~~The thing that is more tragic than the death of a cute character is that your cute character is a dead person from the beginning... HE lovers are heartbroken, but cute people have no choice but to admit it, and then they start looking for articles. Although they know the ending of BE... But what the hell they find! Because "If you love him, let him suffer", so I looked for Madara at the beginning, so the domineering president Madara, the delicate White Style... Vomited blood for three liters and retreated, and was unable to find Madara. Madara, the crazy and charming Madara, the mentally retarded Madara, the Veela, the evil and charming Madara... The way I open my eyes is probably not right (manual worship). I, I, I, can't we go to Mengfei Zhufei... This pair is still normal at least, although there are very few pillars and basically no Feizhu... (Author, where can I see your Dongri and Prisoner Dragon... I'm full of requests!!) No one can refuse the only warmth in the cold wind, and no one can help but long for the only light in the darkness. And when you become a symbol of faith, you have ascended to the throne of God, Buddha saves the common people, God pities the world, Gods and Buddhas are perfect, because believers do not allow them to have flaws, Gods and Buddhas have no love or hate, because the joys, sorrows, and joys of believers are thrown into them, and there is no space for them. I like the leaves here, because whether it is a plug-in or a private setting, there is at least one world where Hashirama is more relaxed. I feel more sorry for Hashirama in the original book, where he carries the blood feud of his younger brother and the surrounding environment is difficult and difficult, but he still perseveres and goes on. I really don't like some of the stories. Whether it's a passer-by who pretends to be someone from the original novel, they rely on their familiarity with the plot and their superpower Goldfinger to denounce the hypocrisy, selfishness and stupidity of the first generation of the original novel. It seems that only Hashirama and Madara are the same. Being as close as a family, killing all over the world, ruling the world, and unifying the world for eternity is considered qualified. Failure to do so is simply heinous, but thinking about the Mary Sue Jack Su heartthrob in the second period, it seems normal... Well, just point out the cross. I still really want to make a complaint, and it's just a matter of forcibly whitewashing my brain and making up conspiracies. Speaking of conscience, if it is an ordinary person who has no ability or expertise to travel through troubled times, would you like to meet a lover of peace or a person who murders like a fool? If you travel through HP, is it safer to meet Principal Deng or Voldemort? If you travel through infinite horrors, would you like to meet a captain like Zheng Zha who will unconditionally protect newcomers, or would you like an extremely rational person like Colonel Chu who 99% plans to kill you? You can eat as much food as you want out of a big bowl. You can imagine that you are the center of the world, but when you are done thinking about it, just go to bed.

After reading this article and the author's content, I found that this is the real fanfic I want to read, not the brainless fanfic. It is a very rare fan who has a relatively strict logic and can think about the country, politics, and system. Personal opinion: Emperor Zhu finally chose to kill Madara, putting his ideals first. Ideals are far above personal feelings. Taking the world as his own responsibility, he hopes to establish a new system through which a state of relative peace can be achieved. And this system is reflected in the establishment of Konoha. Madara's attack on Konoha Village was tantamount to destroying the system and dreams he had built. And I think Madara's mood is this: I gave up the opportunity to avenge my brother and build peace with the Senju, but ended up with a defective product (Konoha will have a dark side and it is not completely peaceful. There are various struggles within the village, as well as various wars outside, etc.), Which is completely unworthy of his sacrifice of giving up revenge. And Madara saw that the future Uchiha clan's position in the village was very dangerous, but when he proposed a struggle, the clan members opposed him, and it was clearly the future Uchiha clan who considered it but was not understood (the Uchiha's precarious situation later fully confirmed Madara's foresight), so he left the village in great disappointment to pursue his ideal peace. In the final battle, I personally felt that Madara didn't actually want to kill Hashirama until the end (he would complain during the fight, but he didn't feel like he had to kill him, a bit like during the Warring States Period, when Madara and Hashirama fought inextricably but never killed each other). That's why Madara seemed a little surprised when he was stabbed in the back by Hashirama. What Hashirama said is - to protect the village, he will kill anyone, including friends, relatives and brothers. But their childhood dream was to build a village and protect their younger brother in the village. That's why Madara said that Hashirama was putting the cart before the horse. This can reflect the difference in later ideas between Madara and Hashirama. Hashirama's ideal is great love, which is to calm the world's wars through a brand new system. Let more people live a peaceful life. To be honest, I admire people like Senju Hashirama, who have unwavering beliefs from beginning to end, and who always adhere to their ideals and work hard for them even when others don't understand. How many people think about peace in their hearts, but which one actually puts it into practice? Just thinking about it is useless, those who actually do it are worthy of admiration. To use an inappropriate metaphor, both of them discovered that their children had many shortcomings. Hashirama chose to educate them slowly, while Madara chose to strangle him and give birth to another child. Haha ps: The three-year election cycle is too frequent, has no political coherence, and is very detrimental to national stability. It is usually five years.

After reading the previous epilogue, I really got to the bottom of my heart about Hashirama's character and the reason for loving him. It's actually hard to understand why some people hate Hashirama and even accuse Hashirama of killing Madara. Why did he fail Madara with a knife from behind? To be honest, he used the Substitution Technique. Aren't they all attacking from underground or from behind? Are they coming up from the front? This feels very weird~ It seems that many writers of Hashirama's novels think that the nine-tailed attack on the village is not a big deal. Hashirama actually killed Madara for such a trivial matter, which is simply too much! I don't know if they have watched the movie version of Ninja Road. There is a scene of the Kyuubi attacking the village. Houses were uprooted, and countless villagers were killed and injured. Panic spread throughout Konoha. Most of the ninjas who went to stop it never came back. Under this premise, Hashirama would be very angry and said, "I don't want to kill you, Madara! Go back with me! Repent and make up for the mistakes you made." The subtext was that otherwise he would kill. Madara seemed to reply, "As if you can kill me!" And everyone knew the result. If the nature changes to our modern society, a citizen goes abroad, which is fine, but later he comes back and launches the "911" attack! Isn't it unreasonable to kill him? Do you have to scold Emperor Zhu? He is not only Madara's best friend, but also the Hokage of Konoha! Protecting everyone in the village, even if they are just passing by, even if they are just "useless" and "weak" civilians, isn't such a person worthy of respect? Even if the Konoha he built is not perfect and peace is not achieved (I don't think this can be achieved, there will be wars if there are people, big or small). But later Zhu Di said, "Now that I think about it, Madara might have been right." I never understood what he was referring to.

True benevolence must not give in, sacrifice, or give up. What am i talking about

I like this episode the most... Because it feels the warmest Even if it is worry, it is just "my granddaughter will be abducted by a wild boy in the future." Ordinary... How can it not be precious? I thought of the people I admired, respected and cherished in the chaotic original work, who had gone through all kinds of pain and betrayal due to strange combinations of circumstances. One thought becomes obsessed; one thought becomes a demon. Clan, lover, family; kind thoughts, crazy thoughts, and angry thoughts. There are endless disputes and chaos. This is the wonder of an era, but it is also the sorrow of many people. So I hope that there is such a parallel world, warm and ordinary, where life stretches like melting water and the warmth continues. The love of loving and being loved is passed down from generation to generation and never ends.

The author, to be honest, I was very confused after reading this book. First of all, I am a Madara fan, but I don't have a deep understanding of Pillar Emperor. I still support the author's views on Pillar Madara CP's cuteness, and I don't like Jiao Niang Madara's perpetual motion Pillar Emperor. But when I read this article, I didn't see the innocence, kindness and love of Emperor Zhu. I feel that Emperor Zhu's behavior in the article is actually very unjust, and his "benevolence" also seems a bit nonsensical to me. First of all, Naruto is a hot-blooded manga. Although this article does not need those hot-blooded descriptions or emphasis on will, etc., But... I didn't get the burning point. To be precise, my first impression of the Pillar Emperor in this article is not only that he is not like the Senju Hashirama with naive ideas to pacify the troubled times in Naruto, but he is not even benevolent and righteous but has great love. My first impression is that this Pillar Emperor is very scheming and hypocritical. He pursues peace... Or it cannot be called pursuit. It is just his understanding as a modern person that such development is the most beneficial. It is not that he desires from the bottom of his heart to pursue what he dreams of. In other words, he has no dreams at all

I have only read this book once, and some parts are indeed not very detailed. However, this impression is more than just the first impression. Even after reading the entire text, I have no negative attitude towards this understanding. I didn't see Ye Zimu's adaptation process and the process of identifying with the people around him. I didn't even see his original intention of protecting the Senju or even his original intention in the end. I couldn't see the desire for peace like the Pillar Emperor in Naruto. The author's great description of the Pillar Emperor made me feel that it was fate that made the Pillar Emperor act according to the development of the plot. But he actually didn't think about it. It's just what he should do as the "Senju Pillar". Like a puppet After all, what prompted him to challenge Madara and make a vow before he could fully adapt to the ninja world? I can't imagine how hard he is, how adaptable he is, and how confident he is. At the beginning of the novel, Hashira's character is still very active, but later on, he smiles more and more on his face rather than in his heart. I can't see his heart clearly. I only know that he is smiling and scheming everyone (maybe my focus is on Madara). I think the Pillar Emperor in the article may have his great ambitions, but he is always a passer-by in the world of Naruto, selfish and cold-hearted. Maybe he has been sincere, but he will not leave his ending to Naruto. Maybe it's because Emperor Zhu never showed strong desire or emotion in the article, so I misunderstood it a little bit. But I still want to say that I think he is a bit unhuman. (However, I still have to confess to the author in the end because I am very satisfied when I see Madara in big letters (??????)? ??? As a fan of Madara, I feel very satisfied and happy. In the end, even if I don't eat he, I am satisfied just by looking at Madara's personality charm)