Naruto: I'm really not an evil scientist!

Now, this self-proclaimed god-like tone sounds more like the behavior of someone with adolescent delusions of grandeur.

However, he will not follow the same path as Uchiha Sasuke.

When he discovered that the original path was fraught with conspiracies, he conceived the idea of ​​establishing an organization that would rise above the entire ninja world.

He attempted to seize more power, to become the god of the entire ninja world with overwhelming superiority, to become the judge who controls the rules and order of the human world, to suppress the entire ninja world with his own strength, and to force the world into a state of peace.

However, there is an unstable factor in this plan that could jeopardize his chances at any time: the mythical figure, the Sage of Six Paths.

The manga mentions that he only has a wisp of chakra left to observe the human world, and he can only be seen by someone who gathers the chakra of Indra and Ashura to form the Six Paths Chakra, or gathers the chakra of all the tailed beasts.

However, this remains a huge hidden danger.

Because aside from sealing his own mother and stopping the Otsutsuki clan's conspiracy, the Sage of Six Paths would most likely not interfere with the free development of the ninja world.

But what if someone manages to collect all the tailed beast chakra and even gains the favor of the Sage of Six Paths?

Although the Sage of Six Paths no longer personally intervenes in human affairs, the possibility of him giving his own son a power-up is still extremely high.

Therefore, after reading the manga, Nagato felt that he had to control the power of the tailed beasts in order to have a chance to meet the Sage of Six Paths.

"Sasuke, it turns out he really doesn't understand. It was my mistake to try to force him back to the right path."

Looking at the comic, Naruto had very mixed feelings.

Unlike those who pursue peace in the ninja world, Naruto is not now entrusted by everyone to save the world.

Looking back, what he cares about most now is still Uchiha Sasuke, the person from his childhood memories.

After reading the manga, he finally understood why he could never bring Sasuke back.

Because he had nothing from the beginning, and his companions kept increasing along the way, he had almost never tasted the bitterness of loss, except for the deaths of Gaara and Asuma.

People's joys and sorrows are not shared; how can one empathize with someone without experiencing it firsthand?

Therefore, someone like him who constantly experiences happiness simply cannot understand Sasuke's pain of going from having everything to having nothing.

After Asuma's death, Naruto was able to feel a little pain, but it was far from enough.

Asuma goes without saying, since Asuma's importance in Naruto's life is far less than that of Jiraiya.

Naruto would be saddened by the death of someone like Asuma, but he would never lose his mind like Shikamaru.

However, Naruto simply couldn't imagine what it would be like if Jiraiya died.

Only after losing Jiraiya could Naruto truly understand the pain of Sasuke's clan being massacred and the entire clan dying suddenly.

Besides Minato, Naruto also has two father-like figures: Iruka and Jiraiya.

Naruto was still thinking about them, unaware that after everyone finished reading the manga, he had become the center of attention.

The way the people of Konoha looked at him was as if they were looking at the hope of the entire village. Jiraiya muttered excitedly, "So that's how it is. Is this the child of prophecy I've been searching for?"

"The frog at the bottom of the well dies at sea, which really suits my ending."

Jiraiya looked at Naruto with excitement, showing no remorse or anger about the ending of his manga.

Although he ultimately failed to win Tsunade's heart, as an unruly hero, such an ending was no problem for him.

Gaara, the Kazekage of Sunagakure, had an expression that said, "As expected of Naruto, I knew I hadn't misjudged him."

Meanwhile, the Akatsuki members displayed a variety of expressions.

Hidan, with a scrutinizing, disdainful yet curious expression, and even a hint of fear, glared menacingly at Konoha, his tongue lolling out like a scythe, his face full of hostility.

If it weren't for Nagato's orders, he would have rushed up and killed Shikamaru, Kakashi, and Naruto right now.

He thought that if he offered these so-called chosen ones and children of prophecy to the evil god, the evil god would surely be very happy.

His expression seemed to say, "I'll go out and kill you all later."

Kakuzu looked at Hidan with disdain, his heart filled with complex emotions. His expression seemed to say, "Father is very disappointed in you."

In the manga, Kakuzu was terribly tricked by Hidan, but he still didn't understand why.

He felt that the events of that day were full of mistakes and errors, and he couldn't help but mutter a few complaints in his mind.

In Kakuzu's view, Hidan was too careless, and so was he himself. He was too confident in his immortality and ultimately fell victim to the proverb of a good swimmer drowning in the water. Was this fate?

Kakuzu turned to look at Naruto Uzumaki, his face expressionless and showing no emotion, but his heart was actually filled with complex emotions.

In his view, Sasuke is the reincarnation of Indra, and Naruto is the reincarnation of Ashura's chakra, so in a sense, Naruto is equivalent to his former self.

In the end, Sasuke died at Naruto's hands, just like when he was lucky enough to escape from Hashirama Senju's clutches, but in the end he still returned everything related to Hashirama Senju. This fate is truly helpless.

Deidara, that annoying guy, after reading the manga, was full of disdain for the Uchiha clan, especially for Uchiha Itachi, the guy who once recruited him into the Akatsuki organization but always looked down on people.

In the manga, Deidara's encounter with Sasuke Uchiha was incredibly frustrating for him.

Even with Tobi fanning the flames, Sasuke kept toying with him.

Deidara was instantly enraged, roaring inwardly, "Is the ultimate limit of my proud art of explosion really just that? The Uchiha clan is utterly despicable!"

After cursing Uchiha Sasuke under his breath, he couldn't help but feel a wave of disappointment.

After reading the manga, Deidara felt increasingly that his once-proud art of explosions seemed somewhat ridiculous.

Think about it, the Second Hokage created a terrifying explosion with 600 billion explosive tags, and the giant mayfly formed from the explosive thinking of his punches landing with flesh and blood, how is its power not stronger than his self-destruction?

Even at the end of the manga, the explosion caused by the aftershocks of Naruto and Sasuke's battle far exceeded the scale of his self-destruction.

Deidara couldn't help but think to himself: the ultimate explosion he had always pursued was nothing but an illusion in the face of this true power.

"It turns out that the world I believed in was nothing more than an elaborate deception."

Compared to Deidara's anger and disappointment, Kisame was plunged into a deep sense of despair.

When he saw the truth about the Eye of the Moon plan, he realized that the refuge he had created had been completely destroyed.

He originally harbored the ideal of creating a world where falsehood did not exist, but now, all of that has vanished like a bubble. In the end, it was just a complete lie, and they were nothing more than pitiful pawns in this lie.

Kisame Hoshigaki looked at the manga and muttered to himself, "Might Guy is such a headache, yet I envy him so much."

After reading the manga, he lost all interest in the so-called ninja world prophecy. On the contrary, he greatly envied Might Guy, who lived an exceptionally pure life.

Despite his years of performing difficult missions, Matt Ke had never felt as guilty and disgusted as he did about killing his comrades.

Kisame's eyes, like Itachi's, reveal a tendency toward suicide and world-weariness.

It was Obito, disguised as Madara, who initially painted a new blueprint for his life and set a goal of creating a new world without any falsehoods, which attracted him to join him.

Now that the truth has come to light, Kisame feels utterly lost and has no idea what to do next.

Then look at Might Guy, the blue beast of Konoha, who has steadfastly upheld his youthful and passionate beliefs from beginning to end, living a truly authentic life.

His hard work and passion never betrayed him; he always forged ahead toward his goal.

Kisame looked at the manga and couldn't help but feel regretful that he couldn't see that familiar green-skinned watermelon-headed figure active before his eyes.

However, when he saw another man with the same temperament as Might Guy—Might Dai, the founder of the Eight Gates—he felt that he looked somewhat familiar.

Kisame glanced at the resurrected ones again and realized, "Itachi-san, you finally understand what kind of person you really are after you die."

Kisame's expression grew increasingly melancholy, like a lost child trying to connect with Itachi.

As a member of Akatsuki, he didn't care about Kakuzu, Hidan, and the others. He was initially attracted by the beautiful dream depicted by Madara, who was actually Obito in disguise.

Now that his dream has shattered, Kisame feels abandoned by the world and has no will to live.

He had absolutely no idea what to do next or where to go from here.

There's no going back to Kirigakure, and within Akatsuki, Obito's people might be waiting to settle scores with him.

The world is so vast, yet there is nowhere he can find peace of mind to stand, which fills him with utter despair.

"So, after reading these comics, do you still want to fight, Nagato?" Mito commented.

She could keenly sense that the small group was demoralized, filled with a variety of complex emotions, and their state of confusion was immediately apparent.

Of course, the members of the Akatsuki organization still exude a great deal of malice.

"The battle ends here for today," Nagato said calmly.

"Today!! Nagato, are you still unwilling to give up?" Jiraiya asked hurriedly.

"Manga is just manga after all." Nagato remained calm.

"The book also clearly states that this is only a record of the history of another parallel world, and does not mean that our world will be like this in the future."

In the manga, my character exists in another world, and decides to entrust his dreams to Naruto Uzumaki. This doesn't mean I will make the same decision.

"However, if you continue with the Eye of the Moon Plan and release Kaguya Otsutsuki, the entire world will be destroyed. This is completely contrary to the peace you desire. Why do you insist on going your own way?"

Jiraiya pressed on urgently, a glimmer of hope still lingering in his voice. He truly didn't want to face Nagato in a real battle, even though in the manga, Nagato stabbed him to death without hesitation.

"As long as there is even a glimmer of hope, I will not give up." Nagato's gaze was firm.

"After discovering the two rats' plan, a ceasefire is inevitable, and I will put him under even closer surveillance."

I will not touch the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki for the time being, but that does not mean I intend to abandon the peace plan.

As I said before, Konoha is destined to be the target I must defeat in the future.

“We simply cannot understand your explanation,” Jiraiya said, frowning.

"Konoha does not represent light; it has never been a symbol of light. On the contrary, it is the greatest source of darkness in the world." Nagato's words were astonishing, causing everyone present to turn their heads in surprise.

Nagato's startling words caused the previously serious and slightly relaxed atmosphere to tense up again.

"And what happens after we defeat Konoha?" Mito seemed quite calm, as if she had already anticipated this.

What is the source of darkness?

Everyone knows what guys like Obito Uchiha and Orochimaru have done.

Furthermore, no matter how unwilling they are, no one can deny that Uchiha Madara was the founder of Konoha, and even the name of Konoha Village was given by Uchiha Madara.

Furthermore, the leader of Konoha Village is called the Hokage, which is also a manifestation of his sincere friendship with Uchiha Madara.

As a result, Madara Uchiha later defected from Konoha and even controlled the Nine-Tails to attack Konoha, but this could not erase the strong Konoha mark on him.

Therefore, in Nagato's mind, Madara Uchiha, who almost controlled his life, was the shadow of Konoha's darkness.

"The Otsutsuki clan, Madara Uchiha—these are the sources of all evil, and they all point to Konoha. My goal is definitely not just Konoha," Nagato said confidently.

As the wife of the First Hokage of Konoha, Mito's feelings for Konoha were beyond question.