One of Madara's classic BGs, but it's a pity that it's not finished yet. The timeline is a rare period of time after the establishment of the village, when Madara and his tribe left the village and rebelled against it. The emotional descriptions are very delicate, and the characters fit the feel of the comics very well. There is an age difference, but it does not affect their long-lasting love. The relationship between the two gradually warms up as they get along, from initial dependence to later deep love... The love between the two is quite tortuous. For the sake of ideals, Madara will not stop for anyone. Although he knows that they will meet again later, he still feels a little regretful. Maybe this is life...
I read this ancient article a long time ago. My mentality may have changed as I grew up, and I no longer have the same feelings as before. QAQ and the final ending with Sasuke feeling a bit hasty and sudden, but overall the impression is still okay. Thank you to the authors who have been generating love for those years!
Original Uchiha heroine, dual plot, with split ending.
The ending with Madara feels like a moon in the water, unspeakably entangled, after all, many unpleasant things have happened...
The ending with Tobirama was okay. It's still a bit hard to imagine Tobirama falling in love with Uchiha, but the author's writing is good and it doesn't feel too abrupt when reading.
Good-looking Su Wen, several popular male characters in Naruto have had romantic relationships with the heroine. Everyone is the heroine's wings, but the heroine will not stay for anyone~
Kakashi BG, an original time-traveling heroine, a pretty good ancient novel! The descriptions of daily life are very warm. Although the plot is very jumpy, the emotional line is also well-shaped.
Gaara BG, the original heroine. Political marriage, marriage first, love later, and love over time, is a heartwarming story. I read this article on Tieba when I was a student, so I came to Jinjiang to search for it. I didn't expect it to be found haha. I miss the time I spent reading the article at that time~
Sweet short story! With someone to love and accompany him, Madara is no longer lonely. But he doesn't know when Black Zetsu will show up. The future will probably be tragic...
Quan Na BG, the original Senju heroine. The early part of the plot is a little cruel, after all, the two families are feuding. Later, after going round and round, we finally got married~
The article is short, but the content is quite rich~ It feels like Kakashi has been attached to Pinecone since he was a little kid, and then when the two got married, everything feels perfect~
Time Travel Sakura, CP Sasuke. The first part of the novel is okay, the daily life part is very interesting, but when it comes to the battle situation and the main plot, the heroine wilts, her ability is not good, her personality is paranoid, and her brain is not bright... The later content feels like it is tasteless and a pity to abandon...
This author's Naruto fanfics are all good, and this article is a must-recommend article on Sakura and Sakura in Jinjiang. The protagonist is Time Travel Sakura, CP Sasuke. The heroine is more career-minded and remains unwavering in her dream of becoming a Hokage.
The plot basically follows the main line of the manga, and there isn't much of an emotional line with Sasuke, but it's okay. I just don't know why the ending feels so weak. Sasuke is still away from home all year round, Sakura is still raising a widowed child, and Sarana only meets her father when she is five years old (but it is a little better than the comics, the meeting time is earlier, before puberty), and Sakura is in poor health and has to give birth to a second child, and even looks like she will die soon. Alas, the ending is that the sugar is mixed with glass shards.
The writing style of Gu Zao is acceptable, and the growth and career lines are well written. She is an aspiring time-traveling heroine who wants to control her destiny in her own hands!
The emotional line is an eyesore no matter how you look at it, it's very awkward and tangled. The male protagonist (let's call him the male protagonist) has deep feelings for the female protagonist and cannot extricate himself, but he is forced to marry the female protagonist. I won't comment too much on their arranged marriage, but when you have a child, you must be a responsible person. After marriage, you always hang around the female protagonist Bai Yueguang. Have you considered that it will put the female protagonist at the forefront? It's simply a drag on the heroine. It can only be said that those supporting characters and background characters will not point fingers at the heroine, which is quite ideal. It may also be that the unruly people of Konoha dare not face Yin Yang...
When I grow up, I will no longer be moved by such inexplicable feelings. The male protagonist is simply a model of indecisiveness, cowardice and pretentiousness. From the child's point of view, the male protagonist is a scumbag father. His mental infidelity is well known to everyone, and his name is related to his father's Bai Yueguang. The adult world is complicated, but can it not affect the next generation... Although they are not completely similar, the heroine and the hero have an inexplicable feeling like Da Ru and Ling Yunche... Reading the words and comment section, I understand why the author wanted to create such a complex and multi-faceted character, but to be honest, it is not impossible to write this article without CP, and the emotional line is simply a failure...
The rare Neji BG, the original genjutsu-type heroine of the Kurama clan, but it feels weird to take Tenten's place in Kaiban. The heroine has a good personality, a bit funny and a bit funny, which is quite suitable for someone with Neji's personality. There are some setting bugs, such as seeing through illusions with white eyes, which affect the reading experience a bit, so it can only be regarded as a private setting (but it still feels very strange).
It's an ancient novel, the writing is okay, the CP is the original Uchiha heroine and Namikaze Minato (removing the four, the author set Kushina to have her own beautiful life, but Naruto was not affected by the butterfly).
The time span is long, the love line is slow to heat up and the trickle is long. Although a lot of sad things happened, the two of them have been together until they grow old, so they have no big regrets in life. However, you still feel a touch of sadness when you read it to the end...
Hashirama BG, other characters Orthopedics, and BL deputy CP. The original heroine is a modern person who traveled to the world of Naruto and became a red-haired Uzumaki girl. There are plots about working hard for a better life, and some farming content. The protagonist Aizen has a tough and independent personality and a clear growth trajectory. She has gradually grown from a little bean into an adult who can take charge of her own business. I feel like the co-op between the male and female protagonists in the early stages is a bit weak haha, maybe it has something to do with the role (it doesn't matter), the focus of the article is on the life and growth experience of the female protagonist.
The original Uchiha heroine, Madara's sister, and the CP is Tobirama. It's a long novel, and based on other comics, the plot of changing maps is very interesting. The heroine was really miserable in the early stages of abuse, so it's okay to think that she didn't turn into a black character. The heroine has met a lot of good people along the way. Compared with the CP line, I feel that the heroine's growth history is more interesting~
The original Uchiha heroine is the sister of Sasuke and Itachi. The CP is Ningji (a rare CP of Uchiha and Hinata), but Ningci doesn't have many roles and doesn't have much sense of presence.
In the first chapter, the heroine travels to the scene of genocide, but she is not frightened crazy on the spot. This psychological quality is acceptable~ The early stage of the comic plot is a bit boring (this is also a problem of many fans, blindly copying the original plot), and it is quite annoying that Danzo interferes with the heroine from time to time like a fly... The later plot is more ideal, the heroine wants to change the world of ninjas, and successfully persuaded Madara Uchiha (this Madara is so talkative) to end the Fourth War. There are not many specific contents of the reform, but the changes after the reform are written. The ending seems to be quite satisfactory.
A sad life, a depressing tone, and a tragic ending. The caged bird may not be truly free until after death, but the mark of the caged bird on the soul will still exist. I think of Hinata Hizashi who was reincarnated in the dirt, and the mark is still on his forehead... After all, the lucky halo only belongs to a few protagonists, although in Boruto, the halo has also been transferred to the next generation... I don't like to read tragic articles, but this article written by the author is great and worth reading!