Konoha's Destiny Twins

My original outline. The first volume is expected to be 200,000 words, and it refers to the plot from time travel to becoming a jonin.

Time travel, the rapid growth from genin to chunin, and the accumulation of chunin, and finally the breakthrough to jounin. Becoming a jounin is the last few chapters, which is a climax, as the end of the first volume.

This volume explains the ins and outs of the first golden finger.

But I didn’t write it for various reasons.

First, there is a kid in the front who is killing everyone. He is too young, so I think it will be a bit embarrassing.

The second is that I am afraid that if I write a golden finger of 200,000 words, it will be too slow and it will become cold.

I'm a newbie, and readers won't have the patience to read 200,000 words to find a cheat for me.

But the fact is that I am still cool at the moment when I directly write about Jonin...

It's a bit cold this winter...

Third, the difficulty of writing was also taken into consideration, because as far as Naruto is concerned, low-level battles actually test the brain more.

Because it's exquisite. It pays great attention to the combination of tactics and ninjutsu.

Just like the original novel, I think the fights before Shippuden, especially before the Chunin Exams, are very ninja-like.

Unlike the later period, all kinds of eyes...

Or various forbidden arts, souls, and chakra are flying all over the sky, and their power sweeps across everything...

I don't really like that tone of battle.

Of course I'm not saying I won't write, but I won't weaken the Five Elements Escape Technique.

I personally think that Kishimoto later abolished the Five Elements Escape Technique...

The ordinary escape skills of the Five Elements have almost no chance to appear in the later stage...

awful.

As cool as me.

Then volume two is now volume one. It was originally expected to finish at 200,000 words, but now it has entered the third war with less than 180,000 words, because a few life scenes were missing.

This volume is the preparation for the second golden finger.

So it was originally expected that a total of 400,000 words would be used to pave the way for the entire Third Ninja War.

I really want to write about this war because I think it is a classic.

Konoha is surrounded by enemies, fighting Sunagakure, retreating to Iwagakure, fighting Kirigakure, and finally fighting the extremely powerful Kumogakure in a battle of wits and courage...

How did you do it?

Who is the hero?

The Third Hokage? Konoha Sannin? Yellow flash? Sharingan Kakashi? Instantly stop water?

Even Danzo?

What roles do the familiar original characters play in it?

Who are the unknown heroes who died?

How many unknown names are engraved on Konoha's commemorative monument?

What we know about the Third Ninja War from the original work is only some fragments, and even "Kakashi Gaiden" only describes a few small war scenes.

By the way, I love Kakashi Gaiden.

The other important battles are mentioned in a few strokes, and some key information is empty.

Therefore, I want to complete this third Ninja World War, enrich the content here, and at the same time add some of my own ideas.

This is probably one of my regrets about reading fan fiction in the past. I haven't seen any fan fiction that describes the Third Ninja War in detail, so I plan to write it myself.

I think when you read my novel, you should feel like, "This is a Naruto side story." Because I will peel off some classic events in the original works bit by bit, and then explain to you the whole story.

Then there is the protagonist April Shimizu, which is based on my memory of reading Naruto comics.

When I watched Naruto, it was when I was in high school. Watch TV first, then catch up on comics after watching TV.

However, after graduating from high school, my enthusiasm for anime gradually waned, and I followed Naruto on and off.

I can't remember the specific time of the turning point. I saw Jiraiya died in the Six Paths of Pain in the comics... From then on, I gave up reading comics and switched to online novels.

I like Jiraiya very much, he is unrestrained, bold and free.

The same example is Bleach. I used to like this anime, but I abandoned it after Ulquiorra died.

Later, I learned about the plot intermittently. My classmates told me that Nagato was the true form of Pain of the Six Paths, attacked Konoha, Kakashi died, and Konoha was destroyed.

I have never even heard of the subsequent plot.

For me at that time, Japanese comics were not as interesting as online novels.

So I really didn’t know what Nagato looked like, not to mention that I was reading black and white comics at that time, and only one cover was in color.

Who knows what the hair color of those little bastards is.

Then many people complained about why Akatsuki didn't know, Nagato didn't recognize, and the tailed beast couldn't recognize him.

Sorry, I really don't know, I don't even have memory. I just know that Jiraiya was killed by 6 people with eyes like this and black sticks inserted into them.

I stopped comics too early.

If you don’t read fanfiction, if you don’t go to Baidu specifically for writing now, if you tell me about Nagato, I have no idea.

So my impression of Naruto comics is that they stayed at the mission in the Land of Waves, Haku and Zabuza... the Chunin Examination, Lee vs. Gaara, Sasuke vs. Gaara, Naruto Bunta vs. Shukaku Ichibi, the end Sasuke vs. Naruto...

As well as the middle and early stages of Shippuden, plus a Kakashi side story.

My experience is like this, so the setting is like this. I outline and depict the world I want according to what I think in my heart.

What's more, after more than 20 years, a person's memory of the plot of the original work is so clear that I feel it is a bit fake.

The power of time should be awe-inspiring.

Have you ever felt that time is really a butcher's knife?

I personally feel that some unreasonable phenomena, such as casually learning ninjutsu, developing ninjutsu casually, having no threshold for the Eight Gate Dungeon, and using tailed beasts as pets, are some of the things that can make people extremely powerful.

It’s not that these things can’t happen, but it should be a little more reasonable.

There is also the fact that the key plot points can be accurately followed continuously, and the plot can not be changed after gaining huge profits from it. I am also disgusted with this point.

I read too many books and my mouth is a little bit heavy.

So now I write it myself, and what I write will try to avoid these pitfalls that I think.

If you fall in, remind me.

I change.

Strive to be true and reasonable, but also take into account the characteristics of refreshing writing.

This is my own request for this novel.

So this is also "a Naruto fanfic with an online IQ".

In my eyes, there really is such a person named "April Shimizu" who traveled to the world of Naruto and created a legend there.

This is a legendary story written by ordinary people like you and me.

And I am just a storyteller.

The next story is: The Third Ninja War.