[Naruto] The Last Uchiha

I really can't stand Naruto's refusal to ask Sasuke to return to the village all day long. Doesn't he know what will happen to the traitorous ninja? And how could Sasuke stay in the village where Uchiha was massacred!

I can't help but watch the end. I always think of the night of genocide, revenge, learning the truth about genocide, Sasuke's final madness in the second battle at the Valley of the End, and when he was defeated by Naruto (it felt like Sasuke had given up everything). Really, I feel that ninjas are simply a cancer in the world of Naruto. This world It is difficult to change or transform. Ninjas keep talking about peace and justice, but in fact they themselves do not represent these things. Even if a time traveler or someone with advanced ideas wants to change appears, ninjas and those in the privileged class will be obstacles. Have ninjas brought anything good to this world? Obviously chakra and ninjutsu are just power and depend on the user, but isn't there a ninjutsu that is not for combat power or to hurt others?

Reminds me of the despicable and shameless behavior in my childhood. The more I read Sasuke's story, the more similar it becomes to me. Maybe that's what I thought when I was little?

Hahaha, updated! Updated! God knows, ninety-nine percent of the fans are now spiritual Konoha people. Even Sasuke was reborn to protect Konoha? Ha? Are you okay?! Too few people have upright views (wipe away tears)

I just hope that Sasuke will not accompany him in revenge. Konoha is not worthy of it.

If you don't kill people in Konoha "with your own hands" in your lifetime, it doesn't matter if you don't do it yourself, just let others or Konoha's own people do it. If you want to control a sharp blade, you have to be aware of being hurt by it.

Konoha people never feel pain until they hit themselves. There will be more chapters. I really like this article.

It was so disgusting. It made me dizzy and wanted to vomit. How could Sasuke maintain such an inhuman calm?

It's so well written. I finally found a book that deeply analyzes the darkness and corruption of Konoha. The details in the article are also well written, and it completely refutes Konoha's so-called will of fire. The author is very careful to write out the side of Uchiha Sasuke that is not shown in the anime. He is not the arrogant and arrogant second pillar, but a boy named "Uchiha" who endures everything alone and grows up on a difficult road!

It's so profound, all the details that were blurred by the main line in the original work can be extended, and the depiction of the pain is very accurate... There is a sense of suffocation between the lines, and it really explains well what the three words Uchiha carry.