Naruto: My Brother Fugaku, I’m Marrying Mikoto

The annihilation of the Uchiha clan is a statistical impossibility. Let the record show that I, Uchiha Tokichi—a man of impeccable honor and irreproachable character—will gladly concede defeat the day Itachi Uchiha locates the mythical Fountain of Rebirth. Until then, we cast aside the tragic martyrdom of the past. There is no need for somber whispers of “Mikoto, do not look back.” Instead, Mikoto turns to me, a blush warming her cheeks, to pose a delightfully absurd tactical query: “Do you think it would appear gaudy if I mounted a Railgun onto my Susanoo?” The late Third Hokage, Hiruzen Sarutobi, once astutely observed the shifting dynamics of our lineage: “While other Uchiha awaken the Mangekyou Sharingan in their eyes, Fugaku managed to awaken his entirely in his mouth.” It is a sentiment echoed with profound sincerity by Shinnosuke Nohara, brother to the late Rin, who openly declares, “The leader I revere above all others is Lord Fugaku. It was he who imparted the ultimate universal truth upon me: what goes around, comes around.” Through this chaotic subversion of destiny, Fugaku—the younger brother once fated for an untimely demise—instead inherited a bizarrely prestigious tapestry of grand titles:The Ninja World’s Demonic EyeKonoha’s Supreme HokageThe True Uchiha Dance KingThe Divine Architect of Birth ControlDriven by aggressive, state-sponsored reproductive incentives, Fugaku single-handedly engineered a demographic explosion within the clan. The Uchiha compounds are now overrun by a hyper-prolific new generation. Even the toddlers in the local kindergarten unlock their Sharingan with casual ease, their voices echoing through the streets in unison:”No one understands the true essence of the Will of Fire better than us.” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Naruto: My Brother Fugaku, I’m Marrying Mikoto — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠