Naruto: Madara and Kagami, Bearing the Torch

It's strange, maybe it's a matter of state of mind. From this perspective, I always feel that this article has a sense of sadness, but sometimes some unfounded hope bursts out from the corner.

What I like about Uchiha Kagami is that she can eat any kind of food without scruples (^_^)/

Fly the eagle! Wild party date?! Excited!!

What I said downstairs is really from my heart... I feel a little doubtful whether it is true, but because it is too gentle, it makes people addicted, because Madara does not seem to be the kind of person who would live a stable life for one person, but like the Uchiha clan, he is quite emotional, and he seems to have some support. As mentioned earlier, can tenderness and sweetness occupy an ambition? Maybe not. Madara's ambition itself exists to protect this kind of love. In order to prevent his loved ones from being hurt, and for the ideal peace that does not exist, Madara has growing ambitions because of this or that kind of love and in order to protect them. So what I said after this paragraph is that unconsciously, Jing took up a corner and read the book quietly. I think this is very, very gentle. This kind of love is part of Madara's ambition. So can the mirror keep him? I think Madara will still leave, be it his brother, his best friend, or his lover. Madara's ideal is to build a world where ninjas can be honest with each other, but it doesn't exist in such a world. Kagami may give everything to this dream, but as long as there are people, it will definitely run counter to Madara's dream. The epilogue at the end is written very gently, and the background of the whole article is very gentle. Izuna is not dead, Senju and Uchiha are married and have heirs, and Madara himself has a family and has children like an ordinary person, so I don't want to think about whether there are always some objections to this, whether Madara will leave again like before, and whether I can't bear the contradictions that gradually become apparent as they age. Because I always think that Uchiha Madara is a very ideal ninja. It should be said that existences like Uchiha are themselves ideal. I can't express this idealization well. Just like although Izuna is dead, Madara compromised and formed an alliance because of his dreams and close friends. After establishing a village full of his hard work, he was disappointed because it was not as pure as he had imagined, and he turned to implement the Eye of the Moon plan. The same goes for Uchiha Itachi and Uchiha Shisui. These idealized people are the kind of people who, although they are ruthless and tender, will make decisive choices for some things. When I was reading another article, the ending touched me very much. How can I put it this way, if it was my ideal, I don't think Madara would decide to end the Infinite Tsukuyomi. It was his ideal world of peace, but it felt very reasonable. Kagami's happiness is that Madara can realize his dream. He thinks that such Madara will usher in happiness. What is Madara's dream? I thought it was peace at the time, but later I felt that what I said was wrong. It should be said that it was not that right. I felt that it was to make the people he loved and the people who loved him happy. As long as everyone can satisfy their desires, then the world will usher in peace, and then the people he cherishes will not disappear because of the desires and competition between people. But Kagami in that article, really, how should I put it, they are like biting snakes, like I will be happy for your happiness. Kagami's dream only has Madara who realizes his dream, and Madara should be moved, so he does not think that the happiness he brings to Kagami is correct (actually, I am thinking of Itachi Uchiha, who wishfully conceals the truth and makes Sasuke hate him wishfully). For a week, looking at Kagami in Tsukuyomi's world, what is he thinking? He may realize whether the happiness brought by Tsukuyomi is necessary. Although I don't know how my wife came up with such a plot when she wrote it, it is indeed very, very contagious, and even makes people feel sour and feel like they are in another world. The above are all personal feelings, very subjective. All interpretation rights are left to my wife. I really like what my wife writes!

It's so cute. The two of them [showed their hands], it felt like they were really having sex.

So short, so short, so short ah ah ah ah ah However, Mirror and Madara are always so wonderful when they are together

Low-carbon life... I blindly guess that the author may have originally intended to write about a low-carbon life, but the label "low-carbon life" is inexplicably humorous.

I feel like the relationship between the foursome is very subtle.

It's really a cold cp.

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