Uzumaki Naruto, Who Has Endured Infinite Reincarnations

I feel that the author has great ideas, but I don't know how he sees some things. Although everyone often complains about Kishimoto's political level and Boruto's Naruto not really changing the ninja world, this is actually a very simple reason. Because of Naruto, excluding these "supermen", the whole world is actually copying the political pattern of the real world. Naruto's era belongs to a modern society where the situation is tense, and Boruto's era belongs to a modern society where the situation is harmonious. Do you want unification? You want utopia? It can't be done in the real world, Kishimoto has no place to copy 😁. Naruto and Sasuke have the most powerful fighting force in the world, but is the world still like this, inexplicably copying the relationship between countries in modern society? This brings a great sense of dissonance. These feelings of dissonance are ultimately a common question on the Internet. In a world with extraordinary powers, will society really be the same as reality? In fact, many superpower urban novels have such a problem. The individual strength is devastating, but the political system can actually develop a modern society paradoxically. The basis of all existing human theories is that the differences between individuals are not that big. But like Naruto, one person can really defeat the whole world. Your so-called coming from the bottom, relying on the public, or even uniting some people has become a joke. The strongest person has no need to care about other people. Other human beings have no other use to the strongest person except for their emotional value. Therefore, sometimes I feel that the politics of the strong in "Sea Tiger" is more reasonable than other politics that insist on trying to adapt to reality. Sometimes I feel that the ninjas and ninja villages in Naruto are actually very similar to the sects in immortality novels. The combat capabilities of ninjas and mortals are two species, and top monks and low-level monks are also two species. The country is actually the sphere of influence of the sect. In fact, ninjas do not need ordinary people at all. The ninja's water and earth escape are used to farm land and build houses. One person can probably stand up to hundreds or thousands of ordinary people (it can be seen from Naruto's practice of wind escape spiral shuriken that a jounin like Kakashi who does not have much chakra can easily create a steady stream of waterfalls). In fact, each country should obediently pay protection fees to the Ninja Village (it seems to be similar, the military expenses of the daimyo must be paid to the Ninja Village). So, I hope the author can take these issues into consideration and not imitate any social changes without thinking (actually, scientific ninja tools are a good way to go in Boruto, but compared to reality, it's like the invention of firearms slowly eliminated knights). If this kind of social change in an extraordinary world can take into account the huge inequality between individuals and conduct some deeper divergence and thinking on this issue, even if it is not well written, it will be a very interesting thing. Otherwise, in fact, you still haven't changed anything, it's just the strongest person who wants to play a different kind of house.

It feels like Izanami was struck by it

A niche Naruto Revolution article, and the main character is not a time traveler but a native. The writing style and rhythm are above average. It's a pity that I came too early and it will take a long time to grow up 😭

Kishimoto did not dare to soil the Uchiha clan, because there must be a perfect victim in the Uchiha clan: neither he nor his family are ninjas, he is just an ordinary Uchiha who hopes that Uchiha has a higher status in the village - he can't even refine chakra, let alone Sharingan. He just often complains about people in the village ostracizing himself and his clan members. He feels that such internal fighting is wrong. But he didn't care that much, he just lived a muddle-through life, and then he was killed by Itachi. He doesn't have to do anything, he just needs to run under the Hokage building or at the door of Konoha and repeat one sentence: What did I do wrong, why do you want to kill me?

It is obvious that the author was actually influenced by various fan conspiracy theories and original animation. In fact, in the original manga, Fugaku is not a dove, but a radical. He presided over the rebellion of the whole clan. Without Fugaku, only a small number of Uchiha people would have rebelled. Once he was out, he would be upgraded to the whole clan, and the whole clan would participate. If he failed, the whole clan would suffer. Including the conspiracy theories of Konoha and Uchiha, they are just plots brought about by distorting the official characters. It's just that there are too many clouds now, so it prevails.

I remembered that someone had analyzed that Konoha's own destruction of Uchiha proved that Kishimoto lacked common sense. Ninja is essentially a service industry, so brand is very important to Ninja Village. During the Chunin Examination, many nobles came to watch Sasuke's competition because of Uchiha's name. It is enough to prove that Uchiha is a well-known brand in the ninja world. Uchiha ninjas must be Konoha's golden brand to attract customers. As a result, Konoha himself killed all these cards, which would cause a lot of losses. For a task that could have cost 100,000 taels, I told my employer that I have Uchiha ninjas providing services, so I shouldn't charge you more than 50,000 taels? On a whim, Danzo killed the hen that laid the golden eggs 😁

In fact, Sandai is right about himself. He is essentially similar to Jiraiya in temperament. This kind of person is actually not suitable to be the top leader. He can fight tooth and nail when facing foreign enemies, but once there is an internal conflict, he doesn't know what to do. If he is strong enough, he can use power to maintain balance like Naruto, so when he was young, Konoha could still maintain normality and cultivate talents like Sannin and the Fourth Generation. But as he grew old and frail, Danzo and Uchiha were no longer under his control, both externally and internally. But unfortunately, there is no suitable successor to Hokage. It can only be said that all the troubles come from Obito 😥. If Minato is not dead, many things will be very different. It would have been nice if Minato had been a little slower on the night of the Kyuubi and let the Third Generation seal the Kyuubi.

In other words, the Naruto you wrote cannot convince everyone. Naruto is the kind of person who has endured hardships and endured many hardships. He will remain firm in his way of tolerance no matter how many times he is reincarnated. His bad habits and the criticized heart of the Holy Mother will cause the path to deviate due to reincarnation, but it will not change his end point. If you want to write Naruto well, you must at least show his optimism and humor. At the very least, don't forget his oral habit. I've read dozens of them and he didn't even show his oral habit.

Now regarding the conspiracy theories about the Third Generation, conspirators seem to have become the label of the Third Generation. I know the essence is because everyone takes almost all the blame for Danzo, Kishimoto, and everyone does not buy it, so they also feel responsible for the inaction of the Third Hokage. So far, there is no problem, but now it is like political correctness, thinking that the Third Generation is the mastermind behind the scenes. Who doesn't like how Danzo takes the blame in the original book, so he just blames the four people directly. Don't you think this routine is very similar to Kishimoto's treatment? In fact, you can find points where you think the Sandai is not good to Naruto. The original work has been patched, but many people don't accept it. Then Kishimoto blames Danzo, and the conspiracy theory authors blame the Sandai. It's the same operation, but the original work has patches at least, but many conspiracy theory fan authors seem to adhere to the idea that if it is the fault, it belongs to the Sandai. I can't explain it? The third generation is the Hokage, and then I feel like I have explained it.

After reading the comments under this book, let's talk briefly about the future political landscape in Naruto. A small suggestion, just don't make people laugh. To say real change, we have to look at reality. Since ancient times, status has always been a symbol of ability. Productivity forces production relations. Ability also determines social status. Especially in a world where the great power of Naruto is attributed to himself, his own ability can determine his status. So Naruto fans are very disdainful of the daimyo's status in the Hokage. The jounin has destroyed the city, the super shadow has destroyed the world, the six levels have changed the world, and the ninjas still have to listen to the daimyo. Isn't this nonsense? So we still have to refer to the system of ancient feudal society and make slight changes. After all, the system has never been advanced, it has only adapted to society. Then the system has never been backward, it has only adapted to reality. A strong person must pursue social status. A stronger person needs a high social status, so give it to him. As long as you have human nature and understand that human beings are equal, if you want social status, you must give social status, and if you want money, give money. There is no way, if you don't give it to them, they will get it in their own way, and that way will inevitably be accompanied by chaos, war and other situations. Then the aristocratic system, in my opinion, should be the most suitable system for the world of fantasy and high martial arts. Strong people have their own privileges. Of course, isn't it the same now? It's just that powerful people are powerful in different ways, and their privileges are also obscure. Novel, there is no need to be secretive, just write it directly. The aristocratic system is in line with Hokage. Ninjas have been graded based on their combat effectiveness. Each level has special privileges. Then all those with vested interests will maintain this privilege, and those who have shrunk will do their best to practice and improve their own privileges to maintain the necessity of the system.