[Naruto] The Life of a Woman from Far Away

It's really beautiful!!!! There is no particularly exciting plot, but each of Tobirama's insights can arouse resonance in people's hearts. Moreover, what is particularly different is Tobirama's thinking, as a woman, which enriches the character of the female Tobirama. Unlike other sexual stories, it is a good text with connotations! Come on!!! Never give up!!!! I'm really looking forward to what kind of new-age woman she will become when she turns around!

I hope to see the follow-up in my lifetime! This is really the best Tobirama fanfiction I've ever seen! I feel that the author is very thoughtful and thoughtful, including thoughts on the relationship between people and society. It can be said that Tobirama now not only represents herself, but also represents the women who were wandering from the Warring States Period to the peaceful era looking for a way out. I hope Tobirama-sama can have a good ending!!!

This is the measure. I have always been worried about the so-called "measure" of someone in the original work...!

She has been fighting against herself, and her arrogance and pride are no less than those of Hashirama and Madara. However, she is an inward-attacking type, always on edge, has no one she can really talk to, and is unwilling to say anything to show weakness, but she is also sensitive and thoughtful (probably she is showing weakness based on her personality). There is no sense of belonging (I don't recognize ninjas, women and men, I instinctively feel something is wrong, and I have a habit of compromising and convincing myself with reason). Because it is a woman who cares about her family but she also feels it is a constraint. He who conquers others is powerful, and he who conquers himself is strong. She is actually very similar to Madara. Those who use their own efforts to gain long-term peace and hope to take shortcuts will ultimately fail. (There are many shadows in Konoha, which can breed corruption, but using violence to suppress them according to Tobirama and Madara's approach is no different from Kaguya. Moreover, according to the national conditions, reunification is impractical and uneconomical. The nature of ninjas is destined to make them unable to be rulers.)

It's really nice, the psychological changes are real and smooth, and I feel a little helpless and depressed about their era. Hashirama's presence is so strong in this chapter. It feels like Tobirama is trying to fit Hashirama's thoughts through his conversation with Madara. Hashirama's traces in her life are really heavy.

The people are stupid, and euthanasia in the short-term peace is actually a kind of wisdom, the wisdom of survival. They are too weak, always being arranged involuntarily, and have no right to make mistakes. People who have no long-term worries must have short-term worries. How can people who are always anxious about survival believe in big shots and believe in such great and huge ideals? If they participate rashly, they will only become cannon fodder. And people's yearning for peace is not a great or lofty wish, it is very personal, for themselves, for themselves and not to starve to death.

After the development of the Hokage Village in the original game, the Uzumaki clan disappeared, and the Senju could be said to have been diluted by liberalizing intermarriage. The Uzumaki clan feels very subtle.

Tobirama's life has been so tiring...

From the perspective of future generations, Hashirama is still limited by his cognition. Building a village has been upgraded to a larger arena among ninjas. There has been no change in class, and the means of production are still in the hands of a few feudal lords. In fact, even if they build a ninja nation and form an alliance, it is better than building a village, because it will act as a deterrent to the aristocratic class. It is also good to develop the chakra of ninjas as a productive force and win over ordinary people to develop science, promote social development and change, and move towards the sea of ​​​​stars.

It's amazing that these people fight to the death on the battlefield, but in private they can put aside family hatred and act like old friends. I think Madara is a very open-minded and open-minded person. In the original book, he loves Izuna so much and can still put down his hatred for Tobirama for Hashirama and Konoha (at least he did not take revenge on Tobirama in private, but repeatedly blamed himself for not protecting Izuna)