The Yin-Yang Master of the Uchiha Clan

I once thought that people who watch Naruto should be older and more sensible, but I didn't expect that the result is still as childish as a few years ago. In the early years when Weasel became popular, I told him that his core values ​​were not up to par and he couldn't brag about them every day. Now, Tenten Black Itachi, I wonder if you are honorary Uchihas? It's like killing you. Don't you look at people and things from both sides? Everyone is old enough to see that Naruto's work itself has huge flaws. Itachi obviously loved the village, but he only left his younger brother behind, not the younger baby. This was my favorite point about Itachi in the first place. After that, he threatened his existence for the sake of his younger brother, which caused the character's style to drop again and again. But does such an extremely inconsistent person really exist? In addition, every character in the film is extremely contradictory. The reason for all this is that the time span of the work is too long. If Itachi really killed the entire clan for the sake of the village, I can understand that this person is a person who loves the collective, but killing the entire clan is too much. The failure was that he actually transformed into a younger brother in the later stage? As for whether Uchiha can be guilty, I think so Because Uchiha's arrogance comes from blood, isn't the reality reflected by racial discrimination? The essence of reality is class struggle. But Uchiha is not. It is a purely racial struggle. Uchiha will not intermarry with foreigners, and Uchiha are naturally more cheating than others, which will inevitably form populism. This can be seen from the patriarch's attitude how deep Uchiha's populism is (of course I don't think ab thought of this, after all, Country M was still a "free and equal" country at that time) Is it right to exterminate the nation? Wrong! Big mistake! Genocide is also undoubtedly racial persecution, which is absolutely untrue. From my basic knowledge, there is only one way out for Uchiha, either to become a purely populist country (I think this book will disappear) or to let the new blood leave the family and reduce the sense of belonging to the family. Finally, let me comment on Weasel. He should be the kind of person who wanted to change the country during the Republic of China but led the wolf into the house (I did not imply certain people). The idea is good, but the method is wrong. It is right to be reviled by history, but we should learn something from them.

Anyway, I think the most inhuman characters of Naruto are Uchiha Itachi and Uchiha Obito. These two are really not things. It's my personal opinion.

Bookworm Shen Nong's Guide to Poison Testing: The writing quality of this book is basically the same as that of Naruto, which has about 40,000 recommendation votes, but it is estimated that due to the secondary design and recommendation, the results are not ideal. The logic of this book is acceptable, the characters basically match the original character, the plot is quite novel, but it contains a lot of secondary settings (which can be brought back), and the world view is integrated with Onmyoji, but even those who have never played Onmyoji can read it. In general, it is suitable for casual book lovers, but not for serious book lovers. Friends who are particularly obsessed with the original Naruto setting may find it uncomfortable. The protagonist has a relatively Buddhist character, with no bitterness or hatred. The style of this book has nothing to do with darkness. It is not suitable for book lovers who like dark and behind-the-scenes stories, but is suitable for book lovers who like to relax and relax. This book has an original female protagonist, and I personally think that there are too many emotional descriptions. I personally like books that have no emotional drama at all.

There is something about the author's detailed description of the characters. Every smile, every word and every action can be said to make them come alive. The characters in the book, especially the portrayal of the protagonist, give people a sense of "same kind" intimacy. For example, Sasuke who arrived in the monster territory is like his nephew in reality; for example, Yuan is like his girlfriend when he was a student or even his wife in his first marriage. The author does not break away from the "people" in reality to create, but subtly combines his "creative consciousness" with "social existence". I think this is the most rare thing. The protagonists of some Naruto novels are either playful and ruthless, or cold-blooded and ruthless. These are indeed refreshing at first glance, but the novelty cannot last long. Furthermore, this book rarely breaks out of the category of "ninja" and looks at the ninja world from the perspective of Onmyoji. It further expands what can be shown to readers and greatly enriches the way the main plot progresses. Looking at my short novel reading experience, from the beginning, I longed for the novelty of the bizarre fantasy world, to now I enjoy the recognition of three views in Shu Chang's writing. I personally think that the protagonist can always retain a touch of human kindness in the complicated world, whether it is for all living beings or the love of a small family, it is extremely touching. The words of one family are ridiculous.

I really don't understand why so many people just call poisonous without even looking at the background setting clearly written in the introduction. I think the setting of poisonousness is at least right. The feeling of seeing this is like a bunch of comments asking why terms can be moved in some short videos about solving linear equations in elementary schools. Personally, I think that on the basis that Kishimoto's original work will not be backstabbed (no Boruto plz), the author's second setting is self-consistent (the era of Uchiha Jiri's activities belongs to the legacy of the animation conflict, leaving aside the issues left over from the animation conflict), and the characterization of the characters is at least in line with me who has come from animation shooting. According to the understanding of more than ten years of fans who have been following the story until the end, the first few chapters of meeting Sasuke did have language descriptions that were laid out too quickly, and the image of the protagonist has not yet begun. It seems a bit embarrassing, but after seeing that it actually fits the character, I feel that the main reason is that the pace of the dialogue is a little faster (only at the beginning). Generally speaking, as an old reader who has been reading Naruto fanfics for more than ten years, the quality of this book is very high. Of course, there are also reasons why fans of the second setting who were backstabbed by the original version read too much when it was updated before the end of Naruto. Even everyone thought Orochimaru was the final BOSS), the plot is also very compact, and there are some signs of transitioning to the behind-the-scenes style in the follow-up, but it can be seen that the author should have a main outline, and if he has the motivation to write it down, it can be completed normally. The monthly vote has been voted (I think I have already voted, I forgot x after writing the comment).

Dancing King Uchiha Madara

Sasuke's character has a very high intention, and the core is revenge. Generally, revenge-oriented characters can refer to anime characters such as Lelouch. However, in order to forcefully wash away the character of Itachi, the author of Naruto made Sasuke's revenge a joke, which in turn made Sasuke's character a joke. He was nicknamed the two pillars. Later, Sasuke even became Itachi's appearance, and the character completely collapsed.

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The writing is great The characters are very restored and even more brilliant Naruto is a work full of loopholes. It is really not excellent in terms of setting and plot, but the author's second setting has closed many loopholes The plot development is also very natural, not Cheesy, not embarrassing The only thing that makes me feel a little uncomfortable is the heroine. She was fine at first, but then every time I would jump over her. I didn't want to see her inexplicable coquettishness and a love story that wasn't sweet or touching at all. Just a real-life love brain is disgusting.

The first chapter of this novel persuades me to quit. The author said that the protagonist is a native, and then he did not know that his family was exterminated for five years, and that the fourth Hokage died for twelve years. . . . Are these real aborigines who were just dug up from being buried in the soil?