Infinite Tsukuyomi: Hinata's Dreamland

When the white light of the Valley of the End fell, Hyuga Hinata thought she had glimpsed the mercy of the gods. Uchiha Madara's infinite Tsukuyomi weaved a dream for her that ended her half-life obsession. In the dream, there was no parting in the flames of war, Namikaze Minato was fishing peacefully, Kushina was lively and lively, and Naruto grew up under the care of his parents, with clear eyebrows. Hinata married Naruto as she wished, shedding the humbleness of her secret love and having a marriage that everyone envied, but under the perfect shell, there was a mess of reality. The mother-in-law, who is strong and defensive, favors her son at all times and takes Hinata's tolerance as a matter of course; the father-in-law is perfunctory and avoids family conflicts by saying "the family will be in harmony and everything will be prosperous". Her husband, whom she has loved deeply for many years, has lost all empathy due to his ordinary life. He does not know how to take responsibility when things happen. He always gets along with her mother-in-law and daughter-in-law when they have disputes. He always ignores her grievances when raising children. The depression and loneliness after marriage trapped Hinata in a cage of tenderness. Fortunately, she met Temari, who was also in deep marital difficulties. The two women who had seen through the truth of marriage relied on each other and supported each other in the days of internal strife. This twenty-year fantasy made up for all her regrets and shattered her past obsessions, allowing the humble girl to slowly transform into a sober and independent woman. Hinata gradually understands that true perfection is never a life without any regrets, but accepting imperfections and living a passionate self. Waking up from the dream after the moon sets, this unique Tsukuyomi dream finally allows her to reconcile gently with her obsession, life and herself.