Starting from pirates and burning the world

It is well known that I write novels without an outline.

Therefore, where each volume is written is also unknown.

This volume is mainly about the Akatsuki organization's massive invasion of the Ninja Continent.

The inspiration for conquering the three Yujia came from many fan stories I have seen before, but most of them are about the protagonist gathering the magic of the three families.

Since it is about creating power, I will take one more step and conquer them all.

As for the Battle of the Hokage Tower, it’s because some readers said that the recent plots have been relatively bland, so I wanted to make some big scenes.

The original plan was to use Byakugan's excuse to let Kakashi challenge Sarutobi Hiruzen in the forest of death to prove his status and strength. Then he spent a few more years using his superb Will of Fire propagation technology to erode Konoha.

As a result, I got stuck again and again while writing.

The Sannin are all back, and there are two Uchiha Mangekyos. Just watching a duel and standing on the stage is a bit low-key.

So bombed the Hokage Tower!

The more I write about it, the bigger the scenes become. Plus I really want to show the peak combat power of Sarutobi Hiruzen, so the story becomes more and more interesting.

The matter of defecting after the defeat and taking Itachi's script to find Black Zetsu was outrageous, and it was simply a joy to write like this.

As for the Cold War?

Because the Akatsuki organization has too few manpower, and the ninja continent is closely connected.

The development model of the pirate world is unrealistic in the Naruto world.

I happened to see an article that the relative stability of the bipolar pattern during the Cold War promoted the protection of workers' rights and the formation of welfare states in Europe and the United States, as well as a large amount of data on the development of science and technology and people's livelihood.

It feels particularly suitable for this situation. Confrontation and development are eternal themes.

Anyway, it feels good to end this volume like this.

Next, the final volume of Naruto is coming, and I finally have to finish writing this article.

The arrangements going forward are very simple.

When the Naruto arc is finished, it will be the last volume of the book: the All Heavens Volume.

Most likely it will be a short volume, which will walk through the world that Noah was asked to go to before in the comment section, and then transition to the ending of the book.