The Senju and the Uchiha were the two strongest clans during the Warring States period. Their conflicts never ceased, and their hatred kept growing, turning them into enemies seemingly destined to fight to the death for generations. Yet there were always people who wanted to put an end to this hopeless, pointless strife. The two clans signed a truce and formed an alliance, and Konoha was born. As for the male lead... you'll have to guess.
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Finally! Finally I saw a Naruto article that has the right idea. I always feel that Tobirama's original idea of overpowering one side and establishing the ideal village in the eldest brother's mind is annexation, but no one wrote it. In fact, the contradiction in the early establishment of Konoha is the process of people transforming the concept of clan into the concept of village. I look forward to the author's article. As long as it doesn't deceive me, I will follow it.
The heroine is not like Senju, she is too childish
I corrected Kazuna's speech, but I didn't revise it in detail, because Tobirama's words are all in the original text, and it's not easy for me to correct them. At first, I thought it was Tobirama's prejudice and exclusion that led to the end of the Senju and Uchiha families, but later I discovered that it was the trust that Senju Hashirama and Uchiha Madara had always longed for, and had never been taken seriously by Tobirama.
Emmm, Kazuna's speech is quite poor. I'll revise it after I have some ideas. For now, I'll just make do with it as it is. I was just a little bit aroused by Tobirama's words.
In fact, I think the Daimyo of the Fire Country somewhat supports the Ninja Village. After all, after the establishment of the Ninja Village, the original hatred of the ninja family and the country were tied together. The originally free mercenaries became national armed forces. Although they were still employed, the conflict between the two countries in the original work Fire and Thunder directly affected the two countries' ninja villages. And seeing that the coalition forces in the final battle were only 80,000, I kind of understand why the daimyo and others don't think highly of ninjas. They can't change the world anyway, so they just do some assassinations or something. From the perspective of ninjas, they have become a little more united. From the original melee of hundreds of tribes to the fighting of several major ninja villages, they have become much more stable. It's just mutual benefit. Quietly: In fact, I think Madara is very soft-hearted. In the past, it was Izuna who was determined to take the lead, but later it was Hashirama who was firm in his ideals. Banban is easily moved.
Finally there is an article about Uncle Madara