Chapter 666: To hell with the Child of Prophecy

Intense explosions, all kinds of strange abilities of the Six Paths of Pain.

The audience enjoyed a visual feast wave after wave and were also shocked by Xu Feng's imagination once again.

"After risking my life to pull him into the barrier, did I only manage to finish off one person?"

In the stomach of the Great Toad of Mount Myoboku summoned by Jiraiya.

The black rod of the Animal Path Pain pierced Jiraiya's only remaining right hand and shoulder.

But the lower half of his body had been corroded by gastric juice and could no longer fight.

And just then, the forehead protector on the Animal Path Pain's head fell off, and he saw the scar on it.

Jiraiya instantly recalled his past experience of fighting a ninja of the Fuma clan!

At this moment, a guess emerged in Jiraiya's heart, and he said in a low voice: "You two, go first, I still have to go and meet them again."

"What did you say!?"

"Are you crazy? The eyes that share their vision have increased, this barrier won't be able to fool them next time, if you want to escape, you have to do it now!"

Jiraiya said heavily: "I know, but... if I escape now, I will never be able to figure out Pain's true identity."

In the original work, there were things like the Great Toad Sage's prophecy in this place.

Xu Feng deleted all of these things.

In his view, things like the Great Toad Sage and the Child of Prophecy were purely redundant settings.

If one were to talk about Jiraiya's few flaws, it was probably that his whole life was executed according to the so-called prophecy of the old toad of Mount Myoboku.

Whatever prophecy the old toad said, he did.

Whether it was traveling around the world or writing novels and teaching apprentices.

It made a character as great and upright as Jiraiya seem like the old toad's puppet.

This was mainly due to the bloodline theory deeply rooted in the bones of the Japanese in his past life.

And in Xu Feng's modified version, the reason Jiraiya did this was out of his own will.

If the previous modifications still made Xu Feng a bit uneasy, then he didn't have the slightest hesitation about this modification.

In this way, not only could he discard those useless settings, but he could also further sublimate Jiraiya's image.

"Jiraiya... is going to die."

When they saw this, whether it was the newcomers who had just entered the pit or the old fans who had been following since Xu Feng's first self-directed show "Bleach."

They had already guessed Jiraiya's ending.

To put it bluntly, the atmosphere had been built up to this point.

Wouldn't it be inappropriate if you didn't die?

A negative example is "Fairy Tail."

It's not that the readers demand that you must write the character to death.

It's that you, the author, have shaped the atmosphere to be tragic, and the character is also like a candle in the wind, and the tragic feeling of entrusting everything to the next generation arises spontaneously.

At this time, the mission of this character has been completed, and you should let him die.

As a result, the next second, you actually brought him back to life.

Not only was all the previous moving foreshadowing gone, but the character was ruined instead.

Hmm, to be honest, Xu Feng personally thinks that the greatest 2D work "Dragon Ball" also has this problem.

At the beginning, even with the bug item Dragon Balls, there was a limit that one person could only be resurrected once.

Therefore, when Krillin was finished off by Frieza and died for the second time.

Everyone was still very sad.

After all, like Goku, they thought Krillin couldn't be saved.

However, when this limit was abandoned by Toriyama.

No matter who died, that immersive tragic feeling never came back.

Anyway, everyone knew you could be resurrected by the Dragon Balls, so it didn't matter if you died a few times, right?

Fortunately, the battles in "Dragon Ball" were too excellent, covering up these shortcomings.

The remaining five Pains originally thought Jiraiya was going to escape and turned to return to Amegakure village.

However, Jiraiya suddenly rushed out and attacked the five.

At this moment, the five Rinnegan eyes, including those of Pain Deva Path, also flashed with a touch of astonishment.

But it was only for an instant.

The next instant, the five Pains swarmed up, and with just one move, they subdued Jiraiya, who was already seriously injured, and pinned him to the ground, with five black rods fiercely piercing through his body from his back!

Many female audience members subconsciously raised their hands to cover their mouths.

Too cruel.