A work written for practice and self-expression. It's free and won't be locked, so feel free to use it to pass the time.
Yukimura believes he and Kakashi have known each other for many years. They are best friends and the most in-sync partners, so their feelings for each other must be pure.
But just as milk can spoil, feelings can spoil too.
When did Kakashi's gaze start to seem strange when he looked at him? Was it when Yukimura crawled back from the Land of Fields, half dead, or when the two of them survived a disaster together in the Land of Iron?
Or perhaps it was even earlier, from the moment they first met. Back then, Obito and Rin had just died, and Yukimura hurried right up to Kakashi, eagerly presenting him with a bouquet of roses.
Kakashi threw the roses to the ground, and then Kakashi got punched by Yukimura. Bright red petals drifted down over their heads, as if stained with blood.
And then...
Never mind, he can't remember.
In any case, many years later, they finally overcame the shackles called malice and were reborn.
Yukimura: 24 years old, a promising young talent burdened by Konoha's massive debts. Talkative, sharp-tongued, and clueless, he's especially good at making people angry and talking back to them. No Mangekyo, no golden finger, poor and lacking ambition.
His name comes from Sanada Yukimura, a famous general from Japan's Warring States period. The author simply hasn't watched enough anime, so it ended up colliding with a certain hugely popular character.
Kakashi: 26 years old, a top-quality single young man in Konoha, with a perfect character straight out of a textbook. His only flaw is having Yukimura around.
Hibari: An original character, female, Yukimura's former teammate and his usual adviser. A medical student with a tragic past.
Her name comes from the heroine of a game the author likes. When all is said and done, isn't this just a very ordinary girl's name?
Reader's Guide:
1. The protagonist has no golden finger, so the story may not be satisfying to read. His strength is on par with that of an ordinary elite jonin before the Hokage power scale went off the rails, so stop asking why the protagonist is so weak! When will cowardly, unlucky protagonists finally get back on their feet!
2. The story contains many original characters, plotlines, and settings, and the worldbuilding has been heavily altered, though this installment basically doesn't touch on the truth of the world.
3. Shallow philosophical preaching occasionally appears in the story because the author's head tends to control the little head, and there's no intention to change that.
4. This is actually a series. Each installment has a different male protagonist. The first installment is practice, sacrificed to the gods; let me fill in the next two slowly.
Theme: How can people break free from the shackles of pain and overcome the malice in their hearts?
Finished with flowers. I started getting into Naruto fanfic this year because I was dissatisfied with the ending of the original work, had too many regrets, and had a series of confusing operations. I don't really like fanfics like the original cast members. It's probably because they have changed and are no longer the same people as in my impression. With the emergence of original characters, this deformed world has infinite possibilities with the creator's ideas. I really like the setting in this article where little Sasuke and little Naruto had Yukimura when they were young, as well as Hibari! Super - I like this girl so much that she reminds me of my best friend, who is just as full of life. The same is true for Chisato. Whether he was reluctant to abandon his teammate Hibari at the beginning, or took revenge on Yukimura in the end, but ended up being killed by another avenger, Chisato Hibari is already alive in my eyes. No matter what, it's amazing to be able to insist on writing out what I think, unlike me who has so many ideas in my mind that I can't decide where to start. I like all the original characters in this book and the samurai setting. Nothing can maintain prosperity forever. Tickets from the old era cannot get on the big ship of the new era. The words don't convey the meaning, but overall I really like this story.
When the time comes, the two of them will find that Obito is alive and the other will find Senri alive. In a sense, they are a perfect match. . [Three-flowered cat head]
I'm so angry. Did Xincun really not feel anything was wrong at all [covering his face and laughing and crying] [covering his face and laughing and crying] Or is it just logical and self-consistent [covering his face and laughing and crying] Otherwise, the Uchiha bloodline is really easy to go to extremes.
Is this the Uchiha's path to the same goal? Yukimura, when encountering something that hits him hard, his thinking will start to go to extremes.
It's untied. There is a way of living that chooses to give one's life for others, and there is also a way of living that chooses to be only responsible for one's own life, but this does not mean there is no love. How to live is meaningful to yourself, that's enough. As for others, they are just others. Even love, regret and guilt are still others. Life is not influenced by external impulses
It's really the shackles of the heart. Kakashi has a long way to go.
How will Kuyuki solve it? It feels like he is actually Yukimura's other self, but that would contradict the previous acquaintance with Obito.
Sure enough, he's still an Uchiha. Even though it's a tiny amount, he's still arrogant and awkward.
I thought Ino was joking, but didn't expect that agreeing to go on a date was actually a real thing [crying with laughter]
Will there be a sequel, and little Sasuke [touching head]