He was the second-in-the-middle patient in Naruto, and his gentle smile was chilling.
He is an avenger who has been entangled in hatred for half a lifetime, and becomes extremely paranoid in order to get revenge, almost killing his future wife.
He is Sasuke Uchiha, and although many people say sasuke has a cold personality, others say he is inherently evil.
But in fact, in the setting of the author Kishimoto Kishi, Sasuke's nature is very kind, and in interviews, Kishimoto also said several times that he thought Sasuke was the kindest person in Naruto.
When I watched the interview, I thought Kishimoto was pulling a calf, but a closer look at Sasuke's performance throughout the story revealed that Kishimoto wasn't actually lying.
I'll give you 3 random examples
The first example
Sasuke followed the Great Snake Maru to cultivate, and in order to test Sasuke's cultivation results, the Great Snake Maru sent 1,000 ninjas to attack Sasuke, and Sasuke chopped melons and chopped vegetables all the way, easily defeating all the enemies.
However, Ōsakamaru was not satisfied, because Sasuke was merciful, he only seriously injured these ninjas, but did not kill any of them.
Serpent Maru criticizes Sasuke, saying that if Sasuke does not become cold-blooded and ruthless, he will not be able to defeat Uchiha Ferret.
Sasuke said that when facing Uchiha Ferret, he would naturally be cold-blooded and ruthless, and after saying that, he would no longer pay attention to the Great Snake Maru.
In fact, Sasuke could have killed these people, but Sasuke chose to be merciful to his men, even if these people were enemies.
Second example
When the Great Snake Maru was preparing to be reborn, his body was unusually weak, and Sasuke directly took advantage of his illness to kill him, and he seemed to be very unmeasured.
But Sasuke said something at the time, and he said, "I don't like your practice of treating other people's lives as toys."
It was because of his dislike of The Great Snake Maru's life-playing behavior that Sasuke chose to kill him, not just to gain strength.
If Snake Maru was a good man, Sasuke would never attack him, even if Sasuke wanted to gain strength.
Third example
After killing the Great Snake Maru, Sasuke finds Mizuki, but Mizuki says that if he wants to help himself, he must first find the decapitation knife.
So Sasuke took Mizuki to the Land of Waves to find a knife, and he made a bet with Mizuki to see who could rush into the city first to grab the knife and behead the big knife.
But Sasuke added a rule to the bet: you can't kill people.
In the end, Mizuki gets the big knife and prepares to kill the city lord to try it, but Sasuke stops him, because Sasuke has never wanted to hurt the innocent.
As can be seen from the above three examples, Sasuke is very cautious about killing people, and he kills only a few people in the whole of Naruto, and they are basically the kind of people who are blamed for his crimes, such as Tunzang.
Unfortunately, when Sasuke learned that Konoha had ruined his family and caused Uchiha to live a lonely life, his kindness was finally shattered by hatred, becoming extremely dark and cold-blooded, and began to kill his former companions.
At that time, there were many bullet screens that said Sasuke's second grade, but I felt that Sasuke's choice at that time was reasonable, after all, it was his parents and brother who were killed as treasures, and if Sasuke could remain rational and continue to mix with Kiba at this time, I really had to wonder if he had an intellectual problem.