Ch. 1Chats with Readers
Key Plot Points and Events
- Ying Yue, having achieved his goals, leaves an open-ended future as an immortal, transcendent being.
- The novel was born from the author's inspiration during a "book famine" period.
- The story explores the reasons behind the endless strife in the ninja world, filling in gaps left by the original Naruto series.
Character Developments
- Ying Yue grows from a slow-developing protagonist to a transcendent, immortal being, becoming a symbol of change and hope for the ninja world.
- The author reflects on their writing skills and the novel's reception, expressing gratitude for reader support.
Significant Themes
- Cooperation and wisdom as driving forces behind human history and civilization.
- The causes of war and the obsession with peace in the ninja world.
- The distribution of resources and the role of the Daimyo in maintaining feudal rule.
- The development of productive forces and the transformation of production relations.
- The concept of "Heavenly Mandate" as the mandate of the people, not a predestined fate.
Character Interactions
- The story explores the interactions between Ying Yue and various characters, such as Danzo, Sarutobi Hiruzen, and the people of the ninja world, highlighting the importance of tangible benefits and loyalty in gaining support.
- The author interacts with readers, expressing gratitude for their support and encouraging them to leave ratings for the novel.