Against the Light

I haven't looked back at the article for a long time, and suddenly I found that the comment I posted a long time ago was reviewed and deleted. I'll repost it. It took me several hours to read this story. How should I put it, I laughed with tears. Although the ending is a bit tragic, for Chitose, this is probably the best ending. The first ten years of life were all spent on the eldest son and the second son, and then the last few years were left to the people he liked, and finally passed away quietly on the shoulders of his lover. Uchiha Chitose, a girl who has lived two lifetimes, yes, in my opinion, based on the combined age of two lifetimes, Chitose is at best a youth. Or, mentally speaking, Chitose never ages. When she was a child, because the essence of her soul was not that of a child, and because she knew the plot, she could see things about the Uchiha family as clearly as Itachi and Shisui. Although he has a venomous tongue, he actually hits the nail on the head. Talking to Itachi and the others about things they shouldn't understand at their age, premature maturity is doomed to overload the body. When Shisui left, he probably knew that Chitose would understand, so he had arranged everything. Although Chitose was sad, he still stood up and moved forward. When the clan was being exterminated, Chitose seemed to want to face death calmly, but in fact, who can truly be unafraid of death? But she understood Itachi too well, so she didn't hate him. So Chitose would burst into tears when she knew that Itachi's knife penetrated her left chest because he knew that her heart was on the right side. The encounter with Tiantian is probably the greatest warmth in Chitose's life, because there are still people in this world who understand you, support you, and even trust you unconditionally. This is such a beautiful thing. Destined to be like the second young master who lost his second son, there is no turning back. However, Chitose clearly knew this truth, and still wanted to keep the second young master for the sake of bondage and wanted to keep Itachi alive. So she spent most of her short life just to be good for her two brothers. When Gaara confessed, even though he was an outsider, I was still moved by it. In this world, no matter how good a person you like him, it doesn't matter if he doesn't like you. It's better to find someone who doesn't care about you and just treats you wholeheartedly. This is probably the case for Gaara towards Chitose. For the sake of her two brothers, Chitose's body eventually ran out of energy and energy, but fortunately, the person who was willing to wait for her was still behind her. Thousands of rivers and mountains, you will still be there when it is too late to look back. In the end, Itachi knew that Chitose's days were short, but he should be happy. After doing so much, there was always someone who understood him and wouldn't let him down. As for the second young master, in the original work, he only understood everything after many years, and then he went back to be with the girl who still loved him, and had a happy future. I think the current second young master still cannot face Chitose because he does not want to believe and cannot believe that the girl who has gone through so many hardships can die so easily. Maybe he would regret it, but it was already too late. The deceased is gone and regrets are too late. The end of the story is also the most touching part of the whole story. How wonderful that at the last moment of his life, Chitose could see his old friend again. Take a look at your hometown and die next to your loved one. I think her feeling is that although she has regrets, she has no regrets. I will not regret anything I have done, and I still have regrets and apologies for the people I love. But life is not perfect. It is precisely because of its imperfections that it appears beautiful. Finally, what I want to say is that Chitose's life is still very happy. She has an almost perfect eldest brother, a second brother who loves to be enemies, a best friend who always supports her, a prince who she once liked but could only be a close friend, Gaara who is always willing to be by her side... So many beautiful things will always remain in the memory and will never be erased. Her life stayed in the best years, with the best love, friendship, and family affection. True love lasts forever, memory never dies, that's all. !

I hate this kind of text that makes people feel depressed

The ending is a bit sad. Sasuke has always been in need of a beating. I hope the author will make a side story where he beats Uchiha Sasuke violently. Alas, Chitose is so worried about the two Uchiha brothers. I feel sorry for Gaara.

An ancient article with a good sense of substitution. In recent years, I have read too many articles on the system. Sometimes I feel that I have laughed and cried, and when I turn my head, there is no real feeling left. It's rare to find a fan with this down-to-earth writing that makes people feel happy or sad as the plot unfolds. Although it wasn't the happy ending in my mind, at least Chitose was happy at that moment, and that was enough. [Good night, Chitose.

To be honest, this article was so cruel that I was dumbfounded. Chitose has worked very hard. To be honest, it's too dangerous for Naruto to travel through time travel (?-ω-`). I strongly don't recommend it. Good night, Chitose

Thinking about it, I was still in high school when I first read this article, and now I am married... No matter how many times I read the ending, I still feel sad, but it is reasonable and reasonable after careful consideration. The world is so chaotic, who can escape unscathed, don't you see, Naruto, as the protagonist, has lost his parents, the lustful immortal and the third-generation grandfather who were so good to him are gone. Only those who can persist in going against the wind in hardship are true warriors. Chitose is amazing.

Author, how much do you hate the heroine? ! He tortured her so badly. When I first watched it, I thought it was a complaint about Easy Mary Sue, but you tortured me so much that I cried miserably, and my glass heart broke into pieces.

Damn, I found that my tears are worthless at all

I have read two or three of the author's articles, and I feel inexplicably melancholy. It seems that the article is all unfinished? Obviously at the beginning, I thought that the shameless heroine Yi should be smaller and stronger than the twelve in Konoha, but in the end, her life was short-lived every time. All of them died before the male protagonist, dominating the male protagonist and the readers.

I read the article a few years ago and now I'm reading it again. It's not that I'm evil, but I want to be more sadistic. In fact, Chitose's ending was pretty good. She did what she wanted to do, even though she only lived in this world for twenty-one years. But at least she didn't regret it. But I think it would be best to torture the second young master until his heart hurts. A good little sister was stabbed twice by him and turned into a short-lived ghost. I would be unhappy if I didn't torture him