I Defected Before the Night of the Clan's Annihilation

I hate this protagonist. In the front, he did the work of easing the relationship between Konoha and Uchiha, and he didn't hesitate to take the blame. Later, he saw bandits slaughtering the village and saving a group of children, but what are you doing next? Taking advantage of two children? Deliberately cultivating feelings? For your Sharingan? The ninja world is cruel, so don't make the protagonist so great from the beginning. An extremely selfish person takes advantage of the loopholes of knowing the plot and disguises himself as a good person, so that the protagonist of Naruto thinks that you are a good person and the person who saved Uchiha and Konoha. In what way do you save people out of kindness? It is understandable that a time traveler has no kindness in his heart when facing adults, but when faced with several children of several years old, he is still thinking about taking advantage of you. They regard you as life, but you regard them as tools.

In fact, to put it bluntly, the Uchiha clan was exterminated because they were too strong, and the third generation must be eradicated. After all, the Mangekyou Sharingan appeared, and once it was released, a god-level gap was created. It is impossible for a person like the third generation to let the Uchiha clan exist. Even if they don't rebel, there will always be countless reasons for the Uchiha to exterminate the clan. Why bother to accuse someone? Hey, that old guy from the third generation only knows how to play infighting, and he was beaten to pieces by the spring card. He is also a waste.

If you can become a jounin with just two magatama, it means that in addition to the two magatama, your own ninja skills are also excellent. Once you awaken the three magatama, you will definitely be an elite jounin. However, there does not seem to be an elite jounin in the anime. It seems to be a term used by novel fans to distinguish ordinary jounin, such as Kakashi who just became a jounin and Kakashi in the seventh team. The gap in strength between the two is still huge.

I found that whenever Naruto's books are written about Uchiha, they are basically brainwashing of the third generation of Black Uchiha. Don't they even use their brains to think about it? As for those mindless third-generation black people who want to whitewash Uchiha, at least they can think that both sides are not black and white. Among the three more famous Uchiha bridges, they don't have many mirrors, but they are the ones I despise the least. Uchiha Shisui, this kid is focused enough. He puts the village first and wants to be a bridge between the village and Uchiha. As a result, Danzo directly dug his eyes out, and then committed suicide out of despair. Then, did the third generation do anything to Danzo for him? Uchiha Itachi is also a fool. He believed in the third generation, but was forced to exterminate the clan. Some people think it is ridiculous to do the right thing. Sacrificing a small number of people to maintain peace is a trap. Those who were destroyed by Uchiha were basically villains, describing how they had the heart to rebel, so why did they rebel? Madara Uchiha rebelled, and the Uchiha clan chose Konoha. What was the result? He is still not trusted, and has been isolated, monitored and suppressed since the second generation. Who can bear this? In order to maintain overall stability and suppress their own rule and interests, it is normal for the third generation to find ways to kill the Uchiha clan. It would be naive to say that the third generation Mitsuhide is upright. He and Danzo are two sides of the same coin. As the supreme ruler of a military organization, if he is not thick enough and is not a qualified ruler, he will not know that the Hokage Wheel needs him to do anything. Danzo would have usurped the throne long ago. Therefore, the reason for the conflict between the two sides is very good, that is, the two white-eyed wolves of Uchiha were brainwashed and became tool men. This also shows that if you want to achieve something, you cannot rely on others, at least you cannot let others take the lead. For example, most of your bosses have to help count the money after being sold. In my opinion, a ninja village is like a company composed of shareholders, and then the second generation of a thorny shareholder stabbed his father in the back for the development of the company, which is quite funny. I started watching Naruto in elementary school and watched it for more than ten years. The more I watch, the less I like one thing. That is, it likes to over-beautify the characters and over-emphasizes more than one side of the person. The usual method is to arrange sensational plots for the villain, blur his position of good and evil, earn a wave of tears and fans, and then forcibly whitewash the character. As long as fans demand high, I believe Danzo Shinden, Obito Shinden and even Kaguya Shinden can be arranged. The result of this is that except for Naruto's characterization, Sakura and Sasuke's characterizations are very thin, especially Sasuke. As another male protagonist, there are obviously so many places to expand the background, but it is a pity that Mao does not have any. There is no revenge, the execution of the Five Kages, the transformation is stiff, and there is no depth. As the protagonist, his destiny is to become a wooden board in Konoha, because in the finale, he cannot blacken the enemy who cannot become the number one protagonist. He is like a controlled puppet, basically following his brother's script.

The author thinks you don't know how to tell you, but it is the ability of the Nine-Tailed Jinchuuriki to sense other people's malice, not the ability of the normal Uzumaki clan.

No, how should I put it? Seeing that so far, Konoha is not the real hometown of the protagonist, and he has not stayed in Konoha for long, so there are so many emotions, why does it feel a bit like a dog licking for some reason. I don't know if it's just me reading this book. Let some book friends share their feelings.

By the way, one thing you should remember about the author is that the kaleidoscope's ability is named after a Japanese god, so it's best not to make it up yourself.

The writing is not good. After reading Chapter 11, I still want to whitewash the top management of Konoha.

How should I put it? It can be seen from the two children that the protagonist is a cold-blooded and indifferent person. It will be seen later that the protagonist has Konoha's best interests at heart. If I remember correctly, the protagonist defected not long after he traveled through time, right? Moreover, the protagonist is Uchiha who was still fighting not to be killed by Konoha before he defected. The Will of Fire is worthy of being the protagonist of Naruto's number one illusion. Even the time travelers cannot withstand it.

The protagonist's inexplicable and dark ways are mostly meaningless and stupid. Also, because he failed to persuade Obito once, he treats everyone else as Obito's standard. It's so stupid.