The main story and all the side stories are now complete. The story of the Tenseigan has finally come to an end here.
As I finished the last side story chapter, I felt a little lost and reluctant to let go. These two years of serialization have been an unforgettable experience for me.
During the serialization, I learned many techniques, and I also made many mistakes in plotting.
I'm very glad that I persevered, and very fortunate to have had everyone's company, understanding, and support!
Looking back now, writing this Tenseigan story was actually rather accidental.
At the time, I was just bored and wanted to write something, so I plunged headfirst into the supernatural genre. After writing a few thousand words, though, the more I looked at it, the more awkward it felt.
What the hell was I even writing?!
So I decided to write a familiar story first, just to warm up, and that was how this Tenseigan story came about.
Since it was just practice, I completely let myself go while writing it. Right from the start, I gave the protagonist the Tenseigan. I took too big a step and nearly tore myself apart.
Even before it went premium, I was already troubled, because I simply didn't know how to write an invincible protagonist. As a result, there were many plot elements that everyone complained about.
I confess my sins. I reflect on them...
After realizing that I wasn't good at writing invincible protagonists, I began putting more effort into character interactions. That was how the God Organization, this identity-based organization, came to be.
Then I continued letting myself go, milking Obito while creating new identities...
In my view, the appeal of Hokage's story doesn't really lie in how characters grow stronger or what ninjutsu they learn,