Probably I was one of the first people to watch Naruto, but when I took Sasuke away, I couldn't afford a single book of Naruto because I didn't have enough pocket money, so I gave up naturally.
This epidemic has given me enough time to pull the progress bar and read it again. Watching Naruto at this age is still completely different from my childhood. I thought that Orochimaru was the heinous big BOSS, just the blood of juvenile comics to fight monsters and upgrade. In the comics this time, it turns out that there are three big bosses at the same time at the end
When I was young, Kishimoto told me that if you work hard, you can change everything and you can also become a savior. Later, Kishimoto told me that everything is fate, but because of hard work and firm will, fate may be a little different.
Naruto is like the sun in the whole story. Even if everyone dislikes him, he treats everyone kindly. Like most of us. He was used by Mizuki to steal the forbidden scroll. Maybe there is no Iruka. He may not be the hero. He may not be the sun and become the moon that only appears in the dark. I read it on Douyin. To a sentence, if there was no Iruka Naruto and Obito, they would have danced on the graves of Konoha's ruins.
I deeply remember that I shed a tear once, Kushina said that his favorite in her Watergate team is Obito, hoping that Naruto will grow up to be like Obito
Naruto's bright line is Naruto's fate to recover Sasuke, then the dark line is the bond between Obito and Kakashi. It's just that the roles of the sun and the moon are reversed.
Maybe the stone of Kannabi Bridge didn't crush half of Obito's body, maybe Rin was a little more alert, maybe Kakashi was more powerful, but maybe not
I have always thought that Sharinyan is the curse of the Uchiha family. Since Indra began to open the kaleidoscope, the price of Sharinyan is a strong emotional stimulus, and often this emotional stimulus is the sudden departure of a loved one.
Obito was as kind and reckless as Naruto before seeing Rin's heart pierced by Kakashi's Chidori and had a very stupid dream of becoming Hokage
Actually, in my heart, I think Rin likes Kakashi's Obito, but he misunderstood Rin's feelings for his teammates. After Madara forcibly made up everything, he fell into darkness and summoned the nine tails to destroy Konoha, which caused the death of the teacher, Minato, which led to Akatsuki. The emergence of the fourth ninja war that brought the greatest disaster to the world
I especially like a scene when the Five Shadows talks, Obito declares war on the Five Shadows as Madara, even if he is an enemy of the world, he is not afraid, but he passively chose the wrong position. Maybe he never had the chance to choose.
Obito and Naruto seem to be two mirror images. The difference is that in Naruto's life, the lecherous immortal Jiraiya appears, and in Obito's life, there is a spot who intends to change the world.
The collapse of belief is an easy thing, but rebuilding the belief is a very difficult thing. In the last six Obito's consciousness, he appeared as Hokage. Kakashi and Rin are both in that life he once looked forward to. It is very interesting. The thing is that when I was a teenager, the tail of the crane often had a very lofty ideal. I remember when I was in elementary school, a classmate told me that he was going to be the president of the United States. Later, he became a painter and I once wanted to be China's Warren Buffett, but I may There's no chance
Fortunately, Obito's Mengnaru helped him realize the regret of a reincarnation of the Watergate class. Finally, Kakashi, the only survivor of the Watergate class, took his students to complete it.
When I was a child, I liked Naruto's law of the protagonist as always, and I hoped that I could do things that I couldn't do by fighting monsters and leveling up like the protagonist. Later, I found that I became Obito, but I didn't hate it. After all, this is real life. Obito won't know the truth or how much Kakashi and Minato valued him before the Ninja World War. Even so, he has finally completed the redemption life is still long. Even if the road ahead is dark, I will hold the light. Far ideals move forward
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