[Naruto] So You're the Dead Last

On the battlefield of the Fourth War, Obito had actually been shaken. What was especially obvious was that after his mask was broken by Naruto, he was forced to reveal his true identity in front of everyone, and was forced to face the fact that he was "Uchiha Obito" and not "Uchiha Madara". The mask is a very important symbol for Obito. All the cruel things he did before were done with a mask: killing the first generation Akatsuki members, killing the Minato couple with Kyuubi, destroying all the Uchiha clan, and even using Deidara's life to test Sasuke's strength. He did all of this while wearing a mask. He needed the alienation effect brought by the mask to reduce the real feeling when he killed. Once the mask goes off when he does these things, or someone calls out the name "Uchiha Obito", I don't think he can continue, he will collapse. The biggest difference between Obito and Madara is their perspective on the world. Madara is accustomed to seeing the world as a strong man, and in his own words, "no longer humble". His belief in the Eye of the Moon is much firmer than Obito's. With strong power, he can change the world according to his own wishes. For Madara, this logic is natural. Obito is different. He has been a loser since he was a child. Even if he later became stronger, he was still used to seeing the world from the perspective of a weak person. When he wore a mask, he carried out the will transmitted to him by Madara. After the mask was broken, he persistently wanted to be recognized by Naruto. Is there any strategic significance in manipulating the mass murder of the Ten-Tails? Not at all, but that's what Obito did, more than once, because he was shaken and he wanted Naruto to tell him that he was right, but he failed. Obito is like a boat with no destination, longing for the light of the lighthouse but not daring to get close. He believes in the guidance of the Eye of the Moon, but also doubts the authenticity of the wireless Tsukuyomi; he is shaken by Naruto's passion, and wants to extinguish it with his own hands to prove that it is just youth and ignorance. His wandering throughout his life is like his kaleidoscope, isolated from the world, but lonely and lifeless. This is the limitation brought to him by his weak perspective. He is confused about the world and doesn't know what to do, but at the same time, he is not unwilling and unwilling to be a person who just accepts reality. This is what I like most about him. I am quietly posting an article about my insights into the character Obito. I reposted the Naruto short film "Mask" from my small website. It is really very good. TAT

After watching it, except for the fact that the teacher has feelings for the heroine, which is a bit uncomfortable (it can't be family affection), everything else is fine.

Okay, the revival of the Uchiha clan doesn't have to be left to Sasuke alone. It's so funny.

The front is really sweet, and the back is real knife. There is a knife in the sugar, and a sweetness in the knife. Thank you for making me cry. The sense of substitution is so strong. This article is really well written. I will come back to read it again another day.

It's finished today, and I feel like time has flown by. I remember the first time I saw this book was in April. Four months later, reading Xiao Ye Zi and Tu Ge has long been my habit. I am waiting for updates and review every day (the review is too painful). Reading this book can be said to be a process of growth. Little Leaf faced a classic problem, the light and darkness of Konoha (for a powerful country, its darkness must be essential). She struggled, suffered, and was confused. What she remembers the most is, of course, the changes between her teacher and Obito, but she persevered and chose to face reality. In the end, she could reach the same destination through different paths... Finally, I would like to thank Ju Ju for his article. This is my first long comment to express my personal feelings. If there is still a chance, I look forward to the next new article. Remember to call me!

Great extra!! Once I live a stable life and see the crying Obito and see how he still wants to destroy the world... I can only say that I am filled with emotion. Personally, I don't really like the ending of Naruto, so it's really a big help that the extra chapter doesn't describe too much. (Exhale) It only describes the three of them as a family. It's really nice to have a good ending. What kind of story are the next three extra chapters about? I'm looking forward to it! And the car! There's no Weibo and you can't see it. I'm going to make a fuss!!! The guy next door is editing the article, right? I plan to go over and have a look after it's fixed.

Although Hei Qin is criticized crazily, it is really awesome...

I didn't expect the title of this book to be so stupid, but it made me cry while reading it.

Also, since they are all mastering Susanoo's Kaleidoscope, why is Yuzuha not strong in actual combat? Is it hindered by blood disease? It felt like she was being pressed down and beaten by the spotted weasel.

Not bad, I feel like time healed the hatred and pain in the end. Yuzuha took the fact that the Tsurugi clan was exterminated lightly.