[Hashirama X Madara] Temporary Residence

I think Hashida and Naruhina and Sasakura both have the same feeling of looking at same-sex wives... I also blame Kishimoto's final ending... Strictly speaking, I don't look at the relationship between Hashida and Naruzu in terms of CP. There is no such thing as love at all. It is also a bond that transcends all emotions. The other party is definitely myself. The most important person in life, this friendship is too important, more important than love. No matter what kind of feelings are there, there is weight in the heart. There is already one person who carries more weight and the other person will definitely have less weight. So when you marry them, you have to accept the fact that you will never be as important as his friends. They didn't cheat, it wasn't love, but that person was just more important than you. So I think this situation is unfair to the girls. They can have any relationship, so I am a staunch CP fan. I really feel that since this is the case, it is better for them to be together.

After Mito returned, he didn't notice yet. Madara reacted immediately after Mito started to self-destruct and even took the initiative to run away. Hashirama, you... Mito didn't go out of his way to beat you to death because he really loves you [] Even though it was a political marriage at the beginning, Hashirama was not a scumbag (?), Otherwise Mito wouldn't be so upset, but it took so long for his wife to come back (refer to the time when Mito ignored him as Madara said...), But he didn't even find any clues, and he still questioned Mito over and over again... Mito, who has seen Hashirama truly love someone, estimated... No wonder Madara just ran away, no one can really figure out who is right and who is wrong with this kind of thing (face covering)

What a fuck, Madara recognized Mito before Hashirama, I feel so tired, can you people digest it yourself, it will be good for you, and it will be good for the world!

I've finished reading it, ma'am, you wrote it so well. I've read most of it a few years ago and it's still amazing when I revisit it. The plot of the four-person fight at the beginning, the battle in Kyoto, the moon farm, the two pillars being trapped in a different world, and the introduction of the Warring States aristocratic hierarchy are all plots that I still remember clearly after several years. They are novel and appropriate, imaginative and poetic, and even more Not to mention my valuable novel skills of being able to write exciting plots - my wife can always write the point that readers want to read most. It can be said that it scratched the itch, which made me sigh while reading the article, "So good! So understanding! So strong!"

In my opinion, regardless of whether Hashirama and Madara are lovers or not, Hashirama's affection for Madara is much greater than that for Mito. Hashirama versus Madara: best friend, comrade (common ideal), rival, spiritual pillar (Apocalypse), Bai Yueguang (the first person to agree with his ideal of peace) Hashirama to Mito: Responsibility, love (if there is any), family affection (also divided with Tobirama) And I really doubt whether Hashirama understands what love is. After all, in his time, love was said to be really luxurious. His understanding of marriage and love should be that I protect you, you do the laundry and cook for me, give birth to children, and we live together.

Let's take a look at the extra story: Does Senju Hashirama have love for Uzumaki Mito? When Mito passed through, he thought Hashirama would come back several times but he never came back. The character of Senju Hashirama's son is also a problem. Moreover, Senju Hashirama and Uchiha Madara both have their own ideals for peace. It is impossible to let Mito control it. After all, it is because of their opposition to peace itself that they have the tragedy of the original work, right? And as far as the extra setting is concerned, Mito is protected by Hashirama in peace. She and the other Mito should have different thoughts. They are always two people. For example, when she sees the love of another Hashirama, Madara knows before him that she is not another Mito. She should understand some problems. It is very contradictory. If Mito continues with Senju Hashirama and follows the previous setting, it is not enough to only emphasize that there is nothing between Madara and Hashirama, because their problem lies with themselves. This has nothing to do with Madara. And they seem to have ignored the conflict between Madara and Hashirama. No matter how I read the extra chapter, it's too strange. Either Hashirama should have discovered the difference between Mito and his attitude towards the family. It would be okay if they continued. But what he expressed was that Hashirama didn't care and didn't pay attention. He was just confused about what Hashirama was thinking. It was too confusing to watch.

What I want to say most is: the author writes so well! After carefully reviewing the full text and the extras, I found that the overall atmosphere was quite relaxed and funny. The process of reading the text was really joyful. This writing style will inevitably be OOC, but! Now the impression of the original character in my mind has been diluted or even reshaped by this article! To be precise, it should be expanded. I always feel that the author dug out some characteristics of the original characters to amplify and process them to make the characters more attractive, and these characteristics were found very accurately. The text is also very distinctive. The style is very cheerful but not easy to read. It should be described as rigorous. Some of the logic in it needs to be thought about for a while before it can be straightened out. Therefore, the Uchiha circuit in the article seems too real. You are indeed an Uchiha! As far as the original novel is concerned, it's really hard to tell whether Hashirama and Madara's relationship is friendship or something else. The relationship must be very deep. I think we can think of it this way: there is no need to speculate on the depth of emotion, and the definition of it is not created but discovered. The extent of discovery is what it is. If you give them the conditions and opportunities, there are infinite possibilities. As for the break-up valley battle, it didn't feel very cruel. Although they were opposed to each other due to different ideas, and Lao Yan later separated, they did not deny their feelings for each other before and after their lives. They both felt grateful and missed each other, and even felt it was sweet? Hashirama's stabbing hurts a bit, but there's nothing to say about his behavior on the battlefield. I firmly believe that Madara definitely made Hashirama pay a heavy price, accounting for at least 90% of the cause of Hashirama's death. The wood escape clone that was stabbed by Madara accounted for most of Hashirama's power to deceive Madara, so Hashirama should have been at the end of his strength in the end. But both of them have lived a very hard life, and it is not an exaggeration to call them victims of the times. However, both of them are so good and deserve better. The bonds of love should not be separated, and the differences in ideals do not have to be life and death. So many regrets can be made up for, and so much pain can be dissipated. Thank you greatly for giving them another world of perfection. The relationship between the two people in the article is really cute, and their faces are full of blood. It was probably the scene where Hashirama and Madara were traveling in Cholu City after they developed lust, and Hashirama broke in and came out while Madara was taking a shower. "Hashirama opened the door and walked out of the bathroom, feeling an indescribable sadness in his heart. Although he didn't know why, he really couldn't get over it." This description really shocked me. I'm so good at it. Reading the text while lying down turned into kneeling down to read the text. The details, big and small, teased my heart all the way. Until Hashirama drank too much and sublimated his emotions and gave up taking the initiative, this section really looked like what Hashirama would do. Although it was stupid, it was Hashirama's highlight moment. When I saw this, I already fell down ORZ. But love cannot be hidden, and finally they are together, spreading flowers*:☆(￣▽￣)/$:*. As for their life on the kang, it is wonderfully written! Although it's not straightforward, it's really satisfying. The fantasy, the fragrance, the compulsion (crossed out) are all so fragrant. I feel that the text is a little restrained, but the reverie is still endless. I also like the two characters Mito and Shizuru very much. Female characters will be viewed more harshly in this kind of writing. Please don't pay too much attention to some comments. In addition, the extra plot of Mito is not over yet, I want to see the follow-up. Please forgive me if the above is not very rational. Anyway, thank you to the author, please keep working hard!

It feels like it's all turned into a pot of porridge. Let's drink it while it's hot.

Thank you very much for writing such a good work! Thank you for the great blessing! Of course, it would be better if we could wait for more updates in our lifetime!

I really hope there will be an update on Wind and Thunder