Reviving the Uchiha Clan, Starting as the Hokage

Seeing that the protagonist proposes to take Uchiha out of Konoha, some readers said that Uchiha is seeking death by leaving Konoha and joining other villages, because other villages will peek at the Sharingan, and Uchiha joining is sending Sharingan. Then let me put forward a hypothesis. Suppose you are the Raikage and the Tsuchikage (not to mention the Mizukage being controlled, the Kazekage is very weak and cannot protect himself). After learning that Uchiha and Konoha are in conflict, the whole family leaves Konoha, and intends to join you, recognizing your full power as a Kage. As a Kage of a village, will you choose to accept Uchiha or massacre Uchiha? Let me talk about it first. If I were the Tsuchikage or Raikage, I think I would choose to accept the Uchiha clan. After all, it is the limit of the precious Sharingan blood inheritance. If the Uchiha can integrate into my village and continue the Sharingan in the village, it will greatly enhance the strength of the village. No matter from which aspect, it will be a sure profit. As for Konoha's accusation? What is that? 😜

Thanks, this is one of the best Naruto fics I've ever read. The character setting, behavioral motivations, and plot are all basically self-explanatory, including what many people have criticized. The setting that the protagonist begins to try to solve the problem peacefully also feels very reasonable to me. Although there are three pairs of kaleidoscopes, the protagonist only got the kaleidoscope not long ago, and Shisui is jumping sideways repeatedly. Not long after the Nine-Tails Rebellion, if you directly rebel/leave the village, everyone will definitely think that it is you who did it. This is equivalent to directly confronting the entire Konoha. Konoha will be damaged a lot, but Uchiha will become the second whirlpool.        ，，，F4？ Including but not limited to Roots, Anbu, Sarutobi Clan, etc. How should we treat other ninja clans, civilian ninjas and even ordinary people in Konoha? Don't forget, Uchiha is not popular, but the third generation is recognized as a "good old man", not to mention that Uchiha came to power in rebellion, and his reputation is not justified. To the outside world, the Four Ninja Village is eyeing them. How can Konoha and Uchiha, who have just experienced a war, fend off their enemies? After Tsunade Jiraiya returns to the village, how will they, as third-generation disciples, view Uchiha? Who will the villagers be closer to? This is not the kind of story where the protagonist becomes a Super Saiyan and attacks Konoha as soon as he appears, nor is it the story where the protagonist shouts "I will definitely take revenge" in tears in order to bury the whole clan in one breath. The protagonist of this story does everything based on the survival of the clan, so he can pretend to be close to the higher-ups in Konoha, or he can decisively lead the clan members to leave the village after discovering that the higher-ups in Konoha are the same. However, I feel that there are some areas that can be improved. For example, as someone mentioned, for the protagonist's second plan, you can write a little bit about the preparations that the protagonist is making. It can be stated by the protagonist himself, or it can be borrowed from others (for example, the protagonist intentionally collects more seal scrolls; some tribesmen complain about the recent increase in food prices) , the protagonist passed by without changing his expression; the protagonist glanced at each other and passed by a certain follower, recalling the initial contact (both perspectives are available), and then let these people play a role in the Uchiha (such as appeasing the emotions of the tribe or something that is beneficial to the protagonist's image/influence in the tribe) Another one can write more about the atmosphere of love in the Uchiha clan, the closeness of the children, the kindness of the elders, the approval of the superiors, and the respect of the peers. (This is a small episode, such as the child I saw on the way to the clan meeting gave his favorite food to the protagonist, and the old lady at the fruit stall who passed by gave him a few fruits.) Personally, I feel that small details like this are easier to impress, and are one of the reasons why the protagonist loves this clan. By the way, according to the current development, Ban Ye is most likely to be the villain. Can the author give a better ending to Ban Ye? If he must die, can he die with dignity? This is my lifelong request as a Ban Ye fan! ! !

This book does not take the traditional coup to become Hokage, nor does it take the road of starting a new one, and chooses to join the whole family to Iwagakure, which is eye-catching. The author's logic is self-consistent and his thinking is more rigorous. It is the best solution for the situation faced by the protagonist. There was a relatively peaceful period after Iwagakure took root, because during this period the author focused on describing the entire ninja world from the perspective of the entire ninja world, but the description of the protagonist's own development process was relatively concise. This plot was not very exciting, and this section may seem a bit boring. Generally speaking, the plot may advance slowly, but there are no obvious poisonous points. The only thing that I personally think is a bit problematic is when Obito used Izanagi to escape when he tried to kill Obito for the first time. Logically speaking, it is impossible for the protagonist not to know this technique, and in the protagonist After possessing the kaleidoscope, Fugaku should also hand over Izanagi and Izanami to the protagonist, so the plot of letting Obito escape is a bit redundant. It would be better not to fight him at all, but maybe this is the author's way of making Obito discover the protagonist's pupil technique in a more reasonable way. All in all, this book is a rare good book. I recommend reading it.

The writing style is a bit poor, and the large amount of explanations and analysis affects the perception too much. And the characters' personality traits and behaviors should be reflected through the story. Instead of doing water-injection repeated analysis every time you do something.

I greatly support the author's new Naruto routine. I originally thought it was just an ordinary Uchiha on the bookshelf and the internal political struggle between Konoha Village, but I didn't expect it to be another movie. The plot logic is reasonable, at least it is not a brainless article. Please support the author by giving a reward. Personally, I don't mind what others say about the psychological and political description of Shui. It's enough that it allows me to see the differences from other novels. After all, the original work and other novels mainly depict Konoha. Ps I agree with a saying in the book club circle: close eyes

Brother, when you write a plot, why are you analyzing the character comparisons over and over again? There are a few people who watch Naruto who don't know how the original characters deal with things, starting and ending. Besides, even if there is something you really don't know, you already knew it the first time you analyzed it. Do you need to write it down again every time you appear? I was very interested when I first read it, but then I got really excited after reading it. I spent money to read more than half of the character descriptions. You are here to analyze the case! ! !

The writing style is flawed, there is basically no progress from the beginning to now, the details are excessive, and the large narration analysis is very dry and hard, which also causes the plot to advance too slowly.

This is a very magical novel. It's so magical that you can skip reading it without affecting the reading experience at all.

Most of them are explanations. Hey, I saw Chapter 165. Shen Nong asked if there were any corrections later? Too many narrations

The advantages and disadvantages of this book are equally obvious The clear thinking and the fact that Uchiha left Konoha and switched to Iwagakure are indeed a highlight. As a newcomer, the author's writing style is too procrastinating, with too much psychological description and narration analysis, which seriously affects the reader's experience. The lack of excitement is clearly reflected in the subscription results.