Sunny Sasuke: From Forum User to the Strongest in the Ninja World

This is the most amazing Uchiha Sasuke I have ever seen. He truly lives for himself, lives out his goals, lives out of himself, has three correct views, is affectionate and righteous, and is no longer controlled by hatred. At the same time, he has a clear view of the overall situation. Becoming Hokage is not the goal, but changing the status quo is the goal. And Sasuke has also gained a true bond, his iron friend Naruto, his fellow-sufferer Neji, and his enlightened master Jiraiya have never had such a wonderful start.

The writing is really good. I have always felt that Sasuke is a very pitiful child. He has carried a blood feud at a young age and has always lacked correct guidance. Except for the teachers and teammates of Class 7, Orochimaru is greedy, and others want to take advantage of him. Three years after his first appearance with Orochimaru, he fell to the ground without killing anyone. His nature is kind-hearted. Sasuke, a Naruto fan, has always been used as a backdrop to highlight how talented and awesome the protagonist is. There are very few children who truly describe him as a man, a child who was guided to grow up under a slightly normal interpersonal relationship. Now from a God's perspective, I can see the entire story and evaluate him arbitrarily, but back then, as a child In junior high school, I followed a fragmentary book and set off from the Leaf Village with the protagonist. I met Zabuza and Shiro. I saw him risking his life to save his teammates, and watching him put his arm on Naruto's shoulder and say "Long time no see" three years later. Naruto's young boy still felt that he hoped that he could grow up in a parallel world, be healthy, have less regrets, and be recognized as a healthy boy. It really guides growth. What attracts me most about this book is probably that Sasuke is slowly growing up as a little kid who likes to pretend but is actually still innocent and ignorant. Becoming a teacher to Jiraiya may not be the most correct option. I don't know if he will rebel against the village again in the future, but if he really follows such a teacher, maybe he will be happier? Haha

Uchiha Itachi is different from other characters. He is not a matter of black and white. He is a very distorted image. Take Obito for example. Although Obito is crazy and Kenji, from an overall logic point of view, his behavior can actually be explained. Even if he seems stupid, it can still be explained. Unlike Uchiha, his entire logic is distorted and chaotic. Personally, I can't understand his entire train of thought.

Forum messages should be very mixed, not necessarily useful, or even misleading, and need to be screened by the protagonist. Otherwise, if you simply follow advice, you will be led by others, and contradict your original intention.

I wanted to touch upon reading the cooking chapter, but I didn't want to draw it after finishing the draft. There are so many people

The author's literary quality is not low, and many connotative sentences can be seen, but the ninjas are a group of mercenaries who dropped out of elementary school. . .

I want to see Sasuke learn how to be a bad-mouthed weasel, and spray the weasel until his heart is broken.

Let Sasuke go to the anti-bar, either he will use kaleidoscope, or he will never use kaleidoscope in his life😋

Very nice. I loved the young Sasuke the most at first, and the author has made my dream come true. Konoha is not the Konoha of the third generation, nor is it the Konoha of Danzo and Genzo. There are still many ninjas who deserve to be liked and admired living here. Nowadays, many novels about Sasuke tend to be dark, but I also want to see Sasuke who grew up in the sun.

We must kill Itachi, he deserves to die, there is no argument for it