[Naruto] What If I Were Madara Uchiha

First of all, thank you very much to the author for such a great story! I was so lucky to come across this article when I was creating Qiantou Squatting at Aban Qiangtou! Watching a boy grow up and change the world is really fascinating. The article also balances the relaxed daily life with the grand twist of fate. It really touched me. It feels like a sugar knife with a sugar knife... (Secret skill: the technique of sweetening you once and then stabbing with the knife!) (Secret skill: the technique of stabbing the knife repeatedly!) I was so mentally toyed with it that I couldn't help but think about it over and over again and was looking forward to the second part! ! I would like to offer some thoughts on this. This is my first essay about Naruto. Full of my flow perspective and reading comprehension, I would like to express my love for this story! It would be great if there were places where the author felt "It's interesting to think this way" and places where "Yes, I just wanted to express this feeling". About Madara One of them: If you can avoid violent ecstasy, you will naturally not be attacked by grief. Madara was initially full of resistance to the world. After three reincarnations and several separations, his courage was polished away. He probably thought this way: Since it is bound to be lost, then don't own it from the beginning, so as to avoid pain. I can understand him very well because I have a similar mentality. I like pets, but I never thought about keeping them when I grew up because I was afraid of being separated. The same goes for people. Madara finally left the family after the death of his eldest brother, and it was with this cowardly escape mentality. The fear of death in the first person is just an excuse for oneself. People are just creatures who need to often deceive themselves. And his guilt caused him to keep belittling himself. Is death scary for Madara who has been born several times? No, what is truly terrifying is living, a fragmented life. Why did Madara leave on his own despite clearly liking Izuna? Because he was afraid. After witnessing his elder brother's death in battle at a young age, he discovered that in troubled times, ninjas are so close to death. Madara is afraid that the longer he spends time together, the deeper his relationship with Quan Na will be. He is afraid that he will not be able to protect Quan Na, and that he is afraid that Quan Na will die. There is a difference between the death of a brother who got along well with a brother who became an important person. He will be traumatized again by this, and he has escaped for the foreseeable future. But Madara is still back. Madara's choice to pretend to be a red-haired best friend reflects his nostalgia for the past and is also a subconscious imitation when he has no goals. This imitation object also hints at his heart. He is very strong and does not miss the past too much. After understanding each other with Hashirama, his interest in the future was aroused. He finally had a new goal and no longer used seclusion to cover up the emptiness of drifting with the crowd. But this does not mean that his psychological problems do not exist. For Madarai, it was the same for everyone except the people he paid attention to. Tobirama's comment that he can only see what he wants to see is spot-on. The fewer people you care about, the less grief you will feel when parting. This may not be a kind of self-protection. Even later Madara still had this idea. What made him gradually open his heart was Hashirama, who was as bright and innocent as the sun, Hashirama's younger brother Tobirama, and the gentle Mito, who trusted him. He declined to expand the scope. But people are connected by a thread called fate. When Madara begins to enter the world, he is destined to be entangled with more and more threads. So, the wind valley, the red leaves, the wooden leaves, the edge pulls the edge, Madara cares more and more. He finally had too much strength and too many weaknesses that could be exploited and destroyed, allowing Black Zetsu to once again focus on him and push him into the abyss. The fate called Black Zetsu started a downward trajectory (conspiracy). But from another perspective, Madara's loss is inevitable. During the Warring States Period, as long as these two points remained unchanged about the profession of ninja, even without Black Zetsu, there was still a possibility that his relatives, friends and himself would not die. Now that Madara has stepped out of self-isolation, he can only accept the warmth and pain brought by his relatives and friends. After all, he is only a human being, and as a human being he will have shortcomings. Part 2: Fighting the invisible enemy/Don Quixote in this small room People fight all their lives. The administrator said it well, fighting with heaven is endless fun; fighting with earth is endless fun; fighting with people is endless fun. And Madara is fighting against the experience of reincarnation, fighting against the rules of ninjas, fighting against the troubled times of the Warring States Period, and fighting against the invisible fate (Black Zetsu/Kishimoto/author). No one understands him, and his reincarnation experience cannot be shared with others. He does not overestimate his own capabilities, and his anger at the abnormal world prompts him to challenge stereotypes. He is arrogant and unaware that he can achieve what he wants with power. He is also lucky to have partners with the same aspirations, smart and thoughtful friends, and close relatives connected by blood. He is persistent, moves forward firmly when he sets his goal, and tries his best to leave hope for the future until the moment of life and death. He is Don Quixote who charges towards the windmill with excitement and pride. About Hashirama One of them: There is only one true heroism in the world, and that is to recognize the truth of life and still love life. Hashirama is a true great man, a hero. When everyone was ups and downs and struggling in the troubled times of the Warring States Period, through his own pain, he transcended the boundaries of family and country, understood the pain that was shared between people, and determined to change the status quo. In reality, Hashirama's ideals are as bright as a child's. People understand each other and have the same thoughts, which is beautiful yet unreachable. No era, no region, no nation has ever achieved such an ambition. That is an illusory utopia, and people can only try their best to build their own utopia. Is Hashirama a child who doesn't know the world? Weave a beautiful dream and think it will definitely come true? No, he has personally experienced the pain of bereavement, his hands are stained with blood, he has witnessed the joys and sorrows of separation, and he still has an innocent heart. He walks in the darkness, but always pursues the light. The blows from reality and relatives will only make him more determined. It was this resolute attitude that infected Madara. As Kubo and others said through Aizen: The reason why we think the flowers on the cliff are beautiful is because we stop on the cliff, instead of taking a step towards the sky like those fearless flowers. This step that Hashirama takes is exactly the step that brings together the hopes of people who have suffered from war and ignites the fire of peace in the world! The second one: I have not died/turned into a thousand winds/I have turned into a thousand breezes/soaring in the infinite vast sky What is love? Everyone has different definitions and expressions. After seeing countless futures, Hashirama finally calmly said goodbye to his brother and wife, chose to "die" and devoted himself to guarding the infinite future. At this time, he is no longer a "human being". He is a god and a rule. He is concerned about the life and death of billions of universes. To Him, the various disputes in this world are just waves in the long river of human history, and are various experiences on the road ahead. He watched without interfering, quietly watching the collective called "human beings" drip with blood and evolve, and only saved them when they were about to die. Hashirama's love extends from the people around him, a clan, a country, and countries to all humans on a long timeline. It was such inclusive love that prompted him to say goodbye to his relatives and friends. He turned into a thousand winds and always protected the people he loved and the humans he loved. He is not here, but he is everywhere. He watches the destruction of mankind, and He maintains human civilization. About them Once the golden wind and jade dew meet, they will win over countless others in the world. As I write this, this sentence suddenly pops up. The two of them, Madara and Hashirama, are the reincarnations of entangled fates and the revelation of each other's ideal path. Even the parting of ways in the original work only makes me feel a deep regret, and I believe they will never regret knowing each other. Their feelings are so complex that they are unique. They are comrades-in-arms on the road ahead, like-minded friends, and evenly matched opponents. A true friend is hard to find, and a confidant is hard to find. When two young people who also have the same desire for peace meet and join forces, it is the most profound thing in life. So in this story, they can always walk side by side and be fellow travelers, which is already a very beautiful story. They are powerful and young, and they have changed the rules of the world with their own will. They are the ones that people of an entire era look up to. Even if there are shortcomings and even if it passes away, it will remain a legend forever in history. To them, this world is my world, like the full moon. The waxing and waning of the moon is also the inevitable result of its waxing and waning. The above is the lyrical version of my thoughts. But despite what he said about the fate of success and failure, it was still sad to see Ah Ban overturned, even though he also knew that he had the same problem as the King of Arrogance, and the arrogant soldiers will be defeated. Hey, I hope Ah Ban will become a hero again in a few decades and come back to kill him. It took several days of tinkering and revision. The ideas are intermittent, and some parts may not be expressed clearly. I haven't written anything for a long time. I usually just open up all kinds of weird ideas in my head, and that's it. After all, Madara and Hashirama are both idealists who challenge the rules. They are too good for my liking, and the ending is very melancholy. I can't help but imagine that they can have better possibilities. So thank you very much for telling such a possibility, and it will be a happy life! As for the others, Tobirama's characterization is interesting, Izuna is a great younger brother, and Atoto is a fun friend, but I've already gone on too much, so I won't go into details yet. The subsequent Hashirama Adventure is really imaginative and very interesting. The ending is really unexpected, but when I think about it carefully, I realize that it was already hinted at. Ugh, oh, oh, ah, this ending is so divine that I can't say I'm sad. Alas, I can't imagine Madara's reaction to Hashirama's choice after he sent her eyes. Anyway, all in all, I enjoyed a great story, thanks for the treat! (I don't know if my nonsense can allow the author to continue imagining their future~I'm really looking forward to the second part! Hehe~) Quote: 1. This world is my world, just like the full moon. From "Japan's Heian Period Waka" by Fujiwara Michinaga 2. If you can avoid violent ecstasy, there will naturally be no sorrow. From "Disqualification in the World" by Osamu Dazai 3. Fighting with the invisible enemy/Don Quixote in this narrow room, from "Once upon a time I also thought about it all", written by Akita Hiroshi, the song Nakajima Mika version and Akita Hiroshi version have their own characteristics 4. There is only one true heroism in the world, which is to recognize the truth of life and still love life. From "The Life of Michelangelo" by Romain Rolland 5. I have not died / turned into a thousand winds / I have turned into a thousand breezes / soaring in the infinite vast sky. From the Japanese version of "Become a Thousand Winds", written by Mitsu Arai

Help, this article made me stupid. Although I read it when you first updated it, Madam, I stopped reading later because you seemed to have stopped updating it. I picked it up and read it again today. When I saw Madara giving Black Zetsu the part, it made me depressed. How dare you... I really want to curse. Because everything was going for the better in the past. After Izuna's death, great changes began, and then Madara's death. I haven't resonated with a novel for a long time. I remember that the first time I resonated with a novel was a romance novel. It has been so many years, and it has been a long time. Madam, your writing style is really good [amazing! I still can't stand the place where Madara is gone, the resonance climax part, I can't bear it]

Except for Madara, everyone is very consistent with the original character design. The plot is logical and imaginative. It is obviously without CP, but I still enjoyed it.

I didn't discover this treasured article until now. It's amazing. I feel like I've read a relatively restored article before. It's so depressing. My spots are gone. Black Zetsu is a real dog, and the part about Hashirama crying really touched my heart. I'm looking forward to the second part [Cat Wink].

God. . . . Madam, I will always follow you and wait for your second part. . . .

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What does it mean to feel lost? This article really gave me a lot of magical experiences. Woohoo.

Hashirama has become a similar existence to Madoka, the restraint, law or god of the world, and can never come back as an individual person, but the reborn Madara and Tobirama meet again in this real future, Hashirama... Is he accompanying his brother and friends in another way? Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo [ They are both great and open-minded people. If it were them, they would be calm and calm about the reunion in this way. But I am a mortal. I only have the ordinary hope that they will have dinner together again after many years and the noisy dream of reunion.

Feeling lost By the way, is the second part really in my lifetime? Woo woo woo woo

Awesome, all the Naruto fanfics I have read so far this time are more recognized by me. Those who are too cheating, Long Aotian and Otome can only be ranked at the back.