naruto wants to die fanfic

One possible scenario is that Naruto loses all his powers. He has been defined by his strength and his ability to protect. Without it, he may feel useless and worthless, leading to a desire to die. For instance, if he is cursed and loses his chakra completely.

Minati could be deeply saddened. If he has been following Naruto's journey, seeing him die would be like losing a friend. He might shed some tears and feel a sense of emptiness. He may also feel angry towards the circumstances or the character responsible for Naruto's death.

I don't have any data to suggest that it's a popular fanfic. There are so many Naruto fanfics out there that it's hard to determine the popularity of one without proper research.

In ancient China, there were expressions such as " a horse without two saddles, a loyal minister does not serve two masters " to show the loyalty of the courtiers to the monarch. However, there were also words such as " the monarch wants the courtiers to die, and the courtiers have to die " to express the courtiers 'absolute obedience to the will of the monarch. In the traditional Confucian concept of monarch and minister, the monarch was in a noble and dominant position, and the courtiers had to absolutely obey the monarch. However, this concept had been challenged and evolved in different historical periods, such as the Spring and Autumn Warring States Period, the discussion of the rationality of the behavior of " courtiers killing the monarch ", and the impact of the Western concept of equality on the traditional concept of monarch and minister in modern times. The novel " Half Conspiracy for the Court and Half Conspiracy for the Monarch " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

" If the monarch wants the subject to die, the subject would not dare to not die." This concept was a manifestation of the ideology of the feudal era. From the source, although it was commonly seen in novels such as Romance of the Gods and Journey to the West, it did not originate from the orthodox ideas of Confucian classics. In the early days of Confucianism, Confucius advocated that " the monarch should treat his subjects with courtesy, and the subjects should serve the monarch with loyalty." Mencius even believed that if the monarch treated his subjects as his own hands and feet, the subjects would treat the monarch as his confidant. If the monarch treated his subjects as dogs and horses, the subjects would treat the monarch as their countrymen. If the monarch treated his subjects as dirt, the subjects would treat the monarch as their enemy. It could be seen that the loyalty of the early Confucians was conditioned. In the actual situation of the feudal dynasty, the emperor had supreme power. If a courtier disobeyed the emperor's orders, it was often regarded as disloyalty and could face severe punishment or even implicate the family. However, there were also cases in history where courtiers tried to save their lives by special means when the monarch asked them to die, such as using their achievements, connections, or the emotions of the monarch to defend themselves. However, this was often accompanied by great risks, and it was closely related to the political environment at that time, the personality of the monarch, and other factors. The novel " Half Conspiracy for the Court and Half Conspiracy for the Monarch " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

" If the ruler wants the subject to die, the subject must die." There was no fixed next sentence to correspond to it. However, there were similar expressions such as " If the father wants the son to die, the son has to die." This expression reflected the supreme authority of the feudal era, such as monarchical power and paternal power. However, from a modern point of view, these ideas were feudal. The novel " Half Conspiracy for the Court and Half Conspiracy for the Monarch " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

" If the monarch wants his subjects to die, his subjects have to die." This phrase originated from the " Story of the Pipa " at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. There were similar expressions in the dramas of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Some people say that it comes from the fourth volume of the Six Degrees Collection Sutra, but there are doubts. It did not come from Confucianism. Although many people mistakenly thought that it was the content of feudal ethics advocated by Confucius, in fact, the relationship between monarch and minister advocated by Confucius was that "the monarch sends his subjects with courtesy, and the subjects serve the monarch with loyalty". Mencius said,"If the monarch treats his subjects as his own hands and feet, then the subjects treat the monarch as their confidants; Xunzi proposed the idea of following the Tao and not the monarch. The relationship between the monarch and his subjects in the Pre-Qin Confucianism was a kind of equal relationship. The pursuit of loyalty between the upper and lower levels was not this kind of blind loyalty. In addition, many people thought that it was a way for the emperor to restrain his subjects in the feudal rule of "eliminating all schools of thought and only respecting Confucianism", but this was a misunderstanding. Some people mistakenly thought that Zhu Bajie said it in Journey to the West, but this was just a joke. The novel " Half Conspiracy for the Court and Half Conspiracy for the Monarch " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Perhaps in the fanfic's plot, Naruto discovers some dark secrets about his origin or the ninja world that make him feel so disgusted or hopeless that he wants to die. Like if he finds out that the very system he has been fighting for is corrupt at its core.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many different 'naruto is left to die' fanfics with various plots. But generally, it might involve Naruto being in a situation where his comrades abandon him or he is placed in a deadly situation by some malicious force, and then he has to struggle to survive on his own.

There could be a scenario where Naruto sacrifices himself to save Boruto or the entire Hidden Leaf Village from a catastrophic event like a massive attack by an unknown and dangerous force. He might use all his chakra to protect the village, leaving him with no energy to survive.