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Naruto, why is Naruto's Hiding from Nagato a failure?
There are many plots in which Huo Ying is not handled well (teacher Kishimoto is lazy), and the truth is not so special.

Why do many people think this plot is inconsistent?

Because this megaphone is very unconvincing, even Naruto himself said in a conversation with Watergate in his mind that you and Jiraiya can't handle such things as forbearing world peace. what can I do? Yes, at least at that time, Naruto really knew nothing, and many things were difficult to explain clearly, because life experience was really too little. The pain of losing a "loved one" is not directly related to peace. Although Naruto is an orphan and suffers inexplicable discrimination, he is still bathed in the protection of a big country like the Fire Nation. He has never experienced and witnessed what is displacement and what is helplessness in troubled times. Yes, he really doesn't get along with Payne.

The battle of Payne was actually a very important turning point. After the First World War, the political significance of Huo Ying became stronger and stronger. The struggle between the protagonist group headed by Naruto and the villain is not only the struggle between strength and good and evil, but also the color of line struggle. The confrontation between Naruto and Payne is the beginning of this kind of struggle, and it is a contest between two ideas-Payne creates the only superpower by crushing the horizontal force and ensures the general peace by deterrence; Naruto emphasizes communication and cooperation. But if Naruto (Kishimoto) wants to know why he wants to communicate, why he wants to cooperate and how to carry out these tasks, it is a ghost. Don't say the answer to this proposition, it is difficult to give a logical deduction process, which Kishimoto obviously can't do.

Naruto's preaching is theoretically impossible to convince Nagato, who has been planning for many years. The choice made by Kishimoto is reduced to the concept of "mutual understanding" that Japan often plays, which is very obligatory. Because the fundamental reason for this different concept is the conflict of interests, what is the understanding that a small village like Payne's Rain Hidden Village is beaten by grass all day? Payne can certainly understand why big countries do this, but can't they just accept their fate and die without causing trouble? Naruto's understanding itself can't solve any problems at all. In the end, Naruto convinced Payne that "you should trust the future" and "trust Teacher Jiraiya". This kind of words can be used as a slogan, or as an expression of old people's trust in young people. But as a key point to persuade and impress Nagato, this power is far from enough. This kind of political correctness can only be used to convince those teenagers who have not formed firm ideals, such as I love Luo. What's more, comparing Payne's and Naruto's experiences, Naruto's belief and never giving up are somewhat "why not eat meat"-this is actually related to the fact that the opening rhythm of Hurricane Biography is too fast and the protagonist's mental growth is not enough. Obviously, it is so politicized, but it is still untenable to look at the world from the perspective of the first half 12-year-old boy.

From the perspective of characterization, this villain with his own firm beliefs and actions for many years does not need a process of "repentance" to show the complexity of human nature. The transformation of Dato and Nagato is superfluous. The treatment of spots is very good-my ideal is over and yours is still going on. This kind of "liberation" is enough. After many years, the ideal is impossible to change. The ambition and pursuit of this villain will change, which is too cheap.