Regarding Sasuke's revenge against Konoha, why is it different from Kakashi's revenge? Some people have asked about this, so let me tell you.

Although the revenge of the two people seems to be the same, both related to the high-level officials of Konoha, the development of the process is completely different.

Not long after White Fang's death, Kakashi almost became Shiraishi's side. During his nearly twenty years in Konoha, he continued to send various Konoha confidential information to Shiraishi in order to attack Konoha. In this way.

His behavior was essentially revenge against Konoha. It was not suppressed all the time and then finally exploded.

Therefore, Kakashi's revenge continues, and then comes to a natural end. It can be a little more gentle, and does not need to be heart-wrenching. In addition, he has more experience than Sasuke, and is more able to control his own reason.

But Sasuke is different.

Sasuke's revenge was very depressing, and in the process, the hatred in his heart was further strengthened. That is, he learned the truth about the corpses of the clansmen he saw at the root and the fact that the Uchiha clan was actually designed to be murdered by high-level officials.

The hatred piled up further, giving him another layer of BUFF.

From the age of eight, Kakashi taught Sasuke natural energy and told him that he needed to meditate, suppress his hatred, and not lose his mind. Therefore, Sasuke spent a long time suppressing his hatred, precisely because things must be reversed at their extremes, and he must continue to suppress them.

The consequences of hatred, although it brought him into contact with the possibility of natural energy, also kept accumulating hatred in his heart, and he was unable to vent it in normal times.

After leaving Konoha, hatred accumulated further.

When he arrived at Orochimaru's place, what he wanted to do was not revenge, but continue to suppress hatred in order to obtain stronger magic.

This is all the process before Sasuke takes revenge.

His revenge is repressed. He is not like Kakashi, who can usually calculate the target of revenge to vent his emotions. Instead, he uses violent suppression to force himself to calm down.

Sooner or later, this kind of suppression will explode at a certain moment, and the extent of the explosion will not be like that of Kakashi, who can maintain the sanity of not affecting others when taking revenge.

Therefore, Sasuke's battle of revenge against Konoha was an extreme state of rage after being suppressed for a long time. On the one hand, he was indeed seeking revenge, but because of the involvement of innocent people, he had a self-destructive confusion and regret. He originally had a gentle heart.

Good intentions do not allow such extremes, but in order to take revenge, one must force oneself to such extremes. It is a contradiction between wanting to destroy and not wanting to destroy.

Therefore, at this time, his nerves are very sensitive and are at a delicate balance point. Only a little external stimulation will make his rationality evaporate and he will completely regard himself as a tool to avenge Uchiha, rather than 'Uchiha'.

Sasuke' the individual.

Therefore, although they are both revenges, Kakashi and Sasuke have completely different attitudes and response methods towards revenge, so the results cannot be the same.

Therefore, if you have any grievances or dissatisfaction, remember to vent it out and don't hold yourself back.

For example, you can call me a super sea monster to vent your dissatisfaction with reading this book, but don't hold it back.

Although I have also heard that holding it in for a long time and then releasing it will make people faint from the pleasure, but there will be endless emptiness after that. Well, I am talking about the topic of Sasuke's revenge.

The next chapter, Sasuke's Revenge, can be finished. As for finishing it, I don't know if it will be finished before the Spring Festival. It has 4.4 million words. Alas... it should be soon.

That's all.
Chapter completed!