I finished watching Naruto a few years ago, and this year I unexpectedly started the second playthrough, and then it got out of hand. When I watched the first playthrough, I only loved Kakashi, but now the pain of Obito hits my soul. Unlike Kakashi, Obito's pain from body to heart was concentrated and erupted at one point. In the end, the truth was revealed and it became a joke. When the ashes of the comrades pierced Obito, I knew that the mistake he committed was unforgivable, but how painful would it be to go from two magatama to kaleidoscope?
And, in my personal opinion, the shortcomings of the ninja system determine that the ninja world cannot be truly peaceful. In a practical sense, Konoha has two invincible existences for the peace after the Fourth World War. Just like when the village was first built, the existence of Hashirama and Madara was able to maintain a short-term peace. This is just another reincarnation. Where interests exist, there must be disputes, and it only takes an opportunity for them to break out. Although Boruto is a joke, it proves this point.
So in the final analysis, Obito can't be said to be wrong. It's just that dream peace is not real peace after all, and you can't make choices for others subjectively. No matter what, after all, it is just a shounen manga. The benevolent sees the benevolence and the wise see the wisdom. It can be regarded as the fulfillment of my dream of becoming a Hokage for many years.
Decline ky.
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