Saving the Uchiha Starts with Becoming Clan Leader

The author's writing is great, and it ranks among the best among the many Naruto fanfics I have read. Unlike other fans, the protagonist is not like those useless protagonists who take the tired path of the Eight Gates of Technology or Orochimaru, but as a genius Uchiha, the Ninja Phantasm is fully developed. What's more important is that the protagonist not only has strength, but also has an aura of wisdom and intelligence, and his business is online. Moreover, from some of the plots in the book, it can be seen that the author is very serious in writing the book. He consulted the information and combined it with some of his own conjectures to write, so that it will not make people feel like a drama. For example, the name of the protagonist Mangekyo - Konohana Sakuya. As we all know, the names of the kaleidoscopes in Naruto are all Japanese gods, and Konohana Sakuya is taken from the name of the Japanese god of cherry blossoms. Also, the protagonist's golden fingers are not exaggerated, and are much more reasonable than those who constantly stop time to open treasure chests and jars. To be honest, those authors who write that the protagonist has a super-strong golden finger that seriously destroys the rationality of the world, like creating a core and popping a Gundam, have you really watched Naruto? Those readers, do you really like Naruto? In short, this author has hit my favorite points. I hope the author will continue to work hard and maintain this state to write a real Naruto book.

The protagonist should not have any burden if he opens the Mangekyō Sharingan and has the magic weapon Samehada to heal his body at any time. . .

I feel like there are more and more third-generation Hokages who are cheating. I personally feel that this is very similar to a phenomenon. A good person has done a lot of good things, but someone discovered that he has also done wrong things, so all his positive images are completely ruined. So he is smug and says that he has discovered the true image, and the good person has become a hypocrite. The reasons why I say this are as follows: 1. Who still remembers the final battle of the second-generation Hokage? When Danzo was still engaged in a fierce ideological struggle, Sarutobi chose me to end the throne without hesitation. Apart from others, Sarutobi really wanted to trade his own life for the survival of his companions and teacher. No one objected to this, right? 2. The black spot analysis begins. The first issue is Naruto's treatment. As the son of the fourth generation and the legacy of the hero who saved Konoha, Naruto's treatment is really criticized. So the third generation is a bastard? Why did the third generation do this? It's very simple that the third generation wants to control the Jinchuuriki. When a person gets a life-saving straw in despair, he will definitely hold on to it. This is human nature. Controlling the Jinchuuriki through this kind of human nature is the most reasonable explanation. This is very inhumane and challenges people's morality, but let's put it another way. In Naruto, the tailed beast is the nuclear bomb, and the jinchūriki is the unstable controllable nuclear bomb. The question is, if the nuclear bomb is not controlled by the supreme leader, then who should control it? Danzo or the Elders? And everyone should remember one of Iruka's memories. As soon as Iruka joined the ninja school as a teacher, he was the teacher of Naruto's class. Do you think this is not the arrangement of the third generation? And when Iruka was confused because of Naruto's problem, it was Sandai who gave him guidance. It can be said that the bond between Sandai and Naruto is utilitarian. The bond between Iruka and Naruto like a father and a brother is the mutual comfort of two people who are riddled with holes. The person who created this bond is Sandai. As a leader, Sandai is unqualified, because if the Sandai and Iruka have a conflict, then who will Naruto help? But what is there to criticize for Sarutobi as a person? 3. Black spot analysis 2. He gave up Orochimaru and chose Minato as the fourth Hokage because Minato was easier to control than Orochimaru, making it easier for the third generation to control Konoha behind the scenes. To be honest, I am a long-time conspiracy theory supporter, but when I see this argument, I want to laugh. Who is Minato? A commander who has experienced many battles and killed countless people on the battlefield. Any mistake or hesitation on the battlefield will cause unimaginable losses. Minato can lead the Konoha ninjas to victory after victory. His judgment and decisiveness will make him a puppet for the third generation? So the question is why Orochimaru can't become the fourth generation, and why can Minato become the fourth generation? Remember point 2 I said? Nuclear weapons must be in the hands of the supreme leader. The first generation of Kyuubi Jinchuuriki (I forgot the name) is her husband. The second generation Hokage is her brother-in-law. The third generation Hokage is his brother-in-law's apprentice and designated heir. They are all people she supports. So who does she support and get close to the second generation of Kushina Kushina? And with Orochimaru's personality, can he get along well with Kushina, who can detect people's hearts? What to do if a conflict occurs? So when Minato met Kushina, the aggressive and cold-blooded Orochimaru was out. The fourth generation could only choose the relatively gentle Tsunade and Minato's master Jiraiya. However, during this period, Tsunade had hemophobia, and Jiraiya's character... So who can the fourth generation choose? Only Minato (a typical example of twenty years less struggle). 4. Black spot analysis 3, the death of Konoha White Fang. Countless fan fictions have analyzed this point. This kind of conspiracy theory comes out randomly, what threatens the succession of the Hokage line, what threatens the rule of the third generation, etc., One by one uses Chinese values ​​​​to analyze Japanese affairs... Put aside all the fan fictions, only talk about comic information, White Fang gave up the mission for his companions, causing the mission failure to cause great losses to Konoha. No one questions these, right? Let's take a look at the thinking of Japanese samurai. What would they do? All the blame falls on me alone, and I apologize by committing seppuku. Then we see what the third generation did, Kakashi entered the Minato class. According to my third point of analysis, during the Third War, Minato was actually the only candidate for the Fourth Generation in the Third Generation's mind. Kakashi was basically a close confidant of the Fourth Generation and the future top management of Konoha. How could the Third Generation be sorry for the White Fang of Konoha? 5. Black spot analysis 4, treatment of Uchiha. A lot of the analysis here is based on my subjective speculation. First of all, it cannot be generalized. I think the third generation has three stages towards Uchiha. The first stage wants to integrate Uchiha. Examples include Uchiha Obito entering the Minato class (my arguments 3 and 4), Shisui and Itachi breaking tradition and entering Anbu (this can also be said to be the second stage), but it ended because of the death of Obito and Minato. In the second stage, estrangement appeared. Observation and surveillance wanted to solve this problem more peacefully. In fact, according to my analysis, Obito's death had a great impact. This represented the second failure of Konoha's senior management's plan to accept Uchiha (the first time was Kagami). Then the influence of the Nine-Tails Rebellion directly made the third generation lose the confidence to accept Uchiha. The death of the fourth generation caused a gap in Konoha's strength. The death of a large number of elite elites caused Konoha's internal and external troubles. And the Sharingan in Kyuubi's eyes intensified the conflict. How to solve it? The third generation acquiesced in Shisui's plan. This is my conclusion. The third generation acquiesced in Shisui's plan to use the kaleidoscope to brainwash Uchiha. As a result, Danzo destroyed the plan, Shisui committed suicide, and the second phase ended. This can also explain why Shisui was so easily attacked by Danzo. When the top management of Konoha, headed by the Third Generation, agreed to Shisui's suggestion, could Shisui have thought that Danzo, who was also one of the top executives, would take action from the beginning? Normal people would only consider silencing them afterwards, right? And Shisui's plan is basically the lowest cost, right? If it becomes a solution to the Uchiha problem, if it fails, it will lead to civil strife in the Uchiha. Whether it succeeds or not, it will be beneficial to Konoha. In the third stage, the genocide was ordered. Many fans said that the third generation pretended not to know about the night of Uchiha's genocide to prove that the third generation was a hypocrite. In fact, there are many places in the comics that Itachi made a deal with the top management of Konoha. The condition for Itachi's demise of the family was Sasuke's safety. So the question is, who is this top level? In fact, it is easy to guess. In the comics, just after the death of the Sandaime, Itachi returned to Konoha to show his face. Later in the comics, it was also said that it was to shock the top management of Konoha, and the top four except Sarutobi were all alive, so Itachi's trading partner could only be the Sandaime. I couldn't see any hypocrisy or selfishness in the Third Hokage's actions. I only saw Danzo's stupidity. He thought he had everything but was played and applauded by the Third Hokage. The last move he sent to clean up Itachi made Itachi legitimately join the Akatsuki organization as a spy for the Third Hokage. Danzo may not be that bad, but he is really stupid. Being stupid in his position is the original sin. 6. Black spot analysis 5, Hinata incident. There are different opinions on this matter on the Internet, but generally speaking, I think the Sandaime is weak. I think so too, but as an outsider, it is understandable. Does Konoha, which is suffering from internal and external troubles, really have the strength to be strong? Judging from the results, this weakness of the Third Generation did end the war and bought Konoha time to develop.

I can't stand it any more. Ever since I beat Pain and took away the Samsara Eye for nothing, the rest of the content fell apart after reading it for a few chapters while holding back my nausea. The author must be talented in writing, but the rest of the content is just a perfunctory mess. If you are not good at it from the beginning, and you pull your hips, I will think you are a loser and I will not read more than a hundred chapters of this book. The question is, what level are you in front of and what level are you in behind? You have to have ninety points in the early stage, right? In the later stage, you are not required to be 90%, but you must have 60% or 70%, right? Your whole forty-fifty-level thing is fooling people, right?

The battle against Kumogakure in the middle made me vomit. Before the protagonist arrived, the vanguard took the initiative to fight a decisive battle with other people's troops. Then the protagonist appeared for a total of one minute. Those who died in the front were all stupidly killed by the protagonist. If you have the strength, you don't have to wait for your tribe to die. Normal people will never take the initiative to fight in a decisive battle without weak troops and the absence of the main combat force. The protagonist is definitely not an ordinary idiot.

The writing was very good at the beginning, and it was eye-catching Later on, it started to pull my hips Recently, I don't even want to subscribe anymore Especially the plot with Ma, it's just rubbish

According to the author's knowledge, the idea that Samehada is the follower of the Three-Tails appears in the earliest batch of Naruto fan novels. The original manga did not mention the identity and origin of Samehada. Of course, this is just a personal opinion. If there is any clear evidence,,,,,, Please be gentle when you slap me in the face😂

To be honest, if the protagonist goes to fight Nagato and can't get a crushing round, the protagonist is fvv. Nagato uses other people's eyes to have a lot of side effects. He can't even use the special ability of the samsara eye. If he doesn't get crushed, it's a joke.

Looks good early on. The water started to flow in the middle and late stages. And it was extremely watery. I jumped to see it, but it didn't affect me at all. It's easy to write more than ten chapters. It kills the fun of reading too much. Just for me. If the protagonist of the novel does not appear for a long time, then there is no need to read the book. And what about this book? The early stage was okay. In the middle and late stages, there were more than a dozen pictures without people. So I gave up.

The protagonist's six-petal windmill kaleidoscope sharingan should be very vivid, right?