(Naruto) The Riddle of Time

This is my first long review, I specially dragged out my keyboard for typing (￣▽￣) #Don't hit me if I don't write well, my writing power is limited# To be honest, most of the people who hang out in Jinjiang like the author's imagination, or they just don't like the reality and try to sweeten the plot. I don't dislike sweetness. After all, most of the time I like the pure emotion while crying and eating dog food. There can be no reason to like an author or an article. It may be because of a similar worldview, or it may be that you can read between the lines to see the emotions and sorrows of the protagonist, feel happy for her happiness, and be moved by a sense of fulfillment or sadness. Okay, let's get down to business. At the beginning, I really stepped into the big hole of digging for articles in the middle of the night because of Madara. In Naruto, there was either a wave of Madara matching or a wave of time-travel female Mary Sue. When I turned to this article, I was very confused at first. It was purely because of the awkward writing and I secretly read it. And I'm so glad I didn't give up at first. Most of them - maybe there are some stories that I haven't seen - most of them are about time-traveling girls who built the village in Banzhu or participated in the process and had great contributions. I have never seen another possibility: to build a peace by myself. As Dada said in the article, no one believes that women can change the world. And it is not the ability to unify the continent forcibly, but a girl in a peaceful era. She has super powers but never abuses them. Living in a different world, she has a natural confusion and a sense of wandering like duckweed. I was actually confused at first about Kasyapa insisting on saving the wave bird during the war, and I thought it was an act of disregarding his companions. But after seeing Kasyapa's commitment to the three restrictions on super powers later, I am sorry to think so. It's probably hard to describe the complicated emotions I felt when I saw "Using Super Powers to Make Others Smile". We like a strong protagonist, but those plots in which we use our own strength to crush the weak seem very satisfying and comfortable. But if we are the cannon fodder who fights for our own survival but returns in vain, no one will be able to laugh. I once read an article where the heroine wrote an article, and her female readers gnashed their teeth in hatred for the maid who betrayed the heroine in the article, as if to crush their resentment, and the heroine felt cold. What I understand is probably that if girls are accustomed to the social injustice that women encounter, then how can we talk about women's rights? In other words, it was the first time that I looked squarely at Kassapa, put aside my usual egoism in novels, and liked a protagonist. She is a lovely girl who grew up in a peaceful environment with a hatred of war, fear of death, pity for the weak, and strong hope for the future, and she works hard for a dream. She loves her companions and has unreserved sincerity and tenderness for those she trusts. I am glad that she can retain this heart in the Warring States Period. I am glad that her companions will do their best to protect her, but will not break her wings to fly. Kassapa is very beautiful. The author rarely describes her appearance, but her spiritual strength is unparalleled in beauty. She can be called a hero. To put it strangely, I almost recognized her as the female version of Hashirama hahaha. Senju Hashirama's goal created peace in Konoha, but Kasyapa had seen what peace looked like, so her goal was bigger and further. In the big story, everyone has flesh and blood, and has a story behind it, touching, cruel, and tragic. Everyone is not pure evil, and everyone is not a symbol of favoritism. I seem to be able to see that in the future, so many like-minded people will gradually gather together, bringing their stories and their same dreams to work together as a team. If one person can't do it, then there will be a team of people. If one team of people can't do it, then there will be a group of people. One day, "peace" will no longer be a miracle that a few people long for, but will be an inevitable historical trend.

I took a look at the last update time. It's been a year. Will there be another update? It's really beautiful! It would be a pity if they were cheated. I look forward to the changes that Madara and Kasyapa will bring to the world when they join forces after their respective struggles.

When will it be updated?

Unexpectedly, there is no pitfall. The last time I saw it was a few years ago. Author-san, do you still remember me? I followed the update back then. Haha, it feels impossible

I think the emotional aspect is very good, I like Kasyapa. If the heroine gives up her struggle because of love, the brainless sweet story will be just that, and it will never be as amazing as the current Kasyapa to me. To be honest, I feel like Kasyapa did Hashirama's work hahaha and he did it very well!

It's already October in the blink of an eye. I really like this article. Kasyapa is a gentle and tough person. She has the most needed and scarce characteristics in this era. Only a person with such lofty ideals and down-to-earth can be truly loved by a man like Madara. Kasyapa will be like a lighthouse and will not let the men of the Uchiha family go astray. I hope this article will continue to be so warm. Madara and Kasyapa can be happy together and change the world together.

It feels great! A gentle person like Madara should be the winner in life. Hei Zetsu really cheated him so badly.

A very novel and impressive article. The heroine is just an "ordinary person" who has a kind heart and is soft-hearted (?), And currently does not meet the hero every day. There are very few characters. In the past, the heroine was either killing everyone or just making jokes based on her strength. Such a heroine who has great ideals but has difficulty surviving in the ninja world is really unforgettable and makes people want to know her even more. Maybe Kasyapa is too close to ordinary people. Ordinary people are just like ordinary people. Her words and deeds can give people a more practical experience. Kassapa, who tries his best to help others and even cries to his relatives and friends from time to time, is really very cute. Of course Madara is cute too! Not as the strongest ninja in Uchiha, but as a young boy in love, who can make people realize Madara's side as an ordinary person. Madara must be too tired from always thinking about his family and war. Kassapa gives me the feeling of "the woman behind a successful man". Although Kassapa is also very powerful xd, Kassapa is the kind of spiritual harbor that makes people feel at ease. In those war-torn times, it was great to have a gentle person like Kassapa. And this article, compared to "yy the character I like", gave me more of a feeling of "I hope the person I like is happy." The author worked very hard. At least I felt the joy of happiness. And the author's writing is really great! There are many original characters, but each one has a full and distinct personality. Not to mention those big and small events, reading it makes me feel that the author has devoted a lot of brain cells to this... Above I wrote a lot late at night. The word count is a bit short, but I hope I can express my thoughts. When will it be updated? Can't wait. I want to see Madara and Kasyapa in love, and I want to eat sweets (baha bah bah bah) Fortunately for the author

Come on! Come on!! Wish you high scores

Oh, go write your paper quickly