[Tobirama Romance] Uchiha, You Can Change the World

It's so funny, it even feels like they are having fun pretending to be villains.

It's quite possible that the kaleidoscope is different. I've seen a saying that the Sharingan is a wish-making mechanism. The moment you open the kaleidoscope, the thing you desire most will become your ability [dog head] Just let Lian play like this, I love you so much, where is the peace? I am so choked to death [Star Eyes] I especially like the fact that Hashirama didn't die wearing a battle suit. A world where people no longer need to wear battle suits and be on call at any time can be considered peaceful [shy]

It's so awesome that I would call it the top level of Naruto fandom. Whether it's logic, character design, or the treatment of the third generation or even Danzo, I basically have to review it in a day or two.

Tobirama: It turns out that my brother is really not an idiot.

I never thought the memes between Hasi Hot Mom and Madara were so funny before. This transliteration is much more fun than writing them calling each other Hashirama and Madara hhhhhhhhhh

I feel that Madara is very lonely. Izuna is the younger brother that Madara wants to protect. Hashirama is the only friend who can stand by his side. He is proud enough that he does not force his tribe to follow him. He doesn't allow anyone to be behind him, does that mean that Madara has no followers (the rotten ship still has Sanjin Nail, the rotten man still has two loyal servants! Pointing). The power of an individual is limited. If you can't unite those who can unite, if you can't follow the mass line, if you have too high a force value and choose to overthrow all mankind to satisfy your own desires, you are still crazy as a child! Madam, can you make a comment [starry eye][starry eye][starry eye]

In the original work, Madara's obsession, besides peace, is to defeat Hashirama by achieving great things that Hashirama cannot achieve.

Liu Dao: I don't know either. They were shouting about friendship or bond, and they woke me up when I was about to die.

It is said that good works are immersive, and this article is enough to illustrate this point. I didn't have much experience watching "Naruto" before, and I watched the entire anime from the protagonist's perspective (the original story was really long). Some of my thoughts and impressions were indeed stereotyped (I can't help it, this is a common problem with good works), but this article and words have lifted the "veil" in my mind. I saw a clearer, more realistic version of the founding team, Team 7, and others. Lian Bao really... The more I watch it, the more I like it, and the more I watch it, the more I feel distressed. Under her cheerful and flamboyant behavior, I saw that it was a struggle against the times. With a peaceful outlook on life and a young age in this life, she was physically and mentally helpless (there were several descriptions where I wondered if she was suffering from Sunshine Depression). Every time she opened her eyes, she was torn apart and reassembled again and again. Fortunately, on her journey of survival and death, everyone was working hard to protect her, and the power of love pulled her back. And what surprised me was that it was not relatives and lovers who really held her back from going to the Pure Land, but Hashirama (although it was Tobirama's expression, this point hit me instantly). I can't explain the beauty of capitalizing on this point, but I really feel that "it turns out that this world has power besides love" (I don't mean to say that love is bad). Also, the understanding and "equality" between Lianbao and Tobirama really struck a chord with me. I was also very happy to find sweet spots in a healthy relationship and daily life (I also stayed true to my original intention of watching BG and bumping into CP). In fact, there are other things I want to say, but the amount of information in this article is also very large for me: I haven't fully digested "Naruto" itself, the subtle relationship between the sexes, and the thoughts on war and human nature, but I still want to express the excitement of encountering a good article (expressing it is really a troublesome thing). I said a lot of things rashly, I hope I didn't offend.

I finished reading it in one go, both the plot logic and the writing are very delicious! Thank you for the hospitality, Mr. Chef [kiss]