Naruto: A Medical Ninja? One Punch Sends Six Paths Madara Flying

Just compare all aspects First of all, character, direct killing, Sakura can do it for Sasuke, Hinata, Pain will know this when he attacks Konoha Village, but everyone knows what Sakura's character is like, you are just a cousin, if you have something to do, you will have to wait for it, if nothing happens, Sas will give it to you, you can have both sides, just like today's women find a spare tire, and then lick another man by themselves Let's talk about strength. You, Sakura, are stronger than Hinata in the later stage, but you just met Tsunade and learned a little bit about Kaili and Baihao. You didn't even learn it completely. Hinata is the purest white-eyed princess. You ask the Otsutsuki clan to teach her and she won't kill you at will. Sakura, it's not because she has a bad talent, it's because she has a shy personality and her father is too serious and doesn't understand her. Let's talk about identity, and it's even more explosive. What do you have, Sakura? A civilian, that is, Kishimoto later asked Sakura to punch Kaguya forcibly and forced himself to appear. Will Kaguya be punched by Sakura?

This author believes that the third generation is a positive character. The third generation knows a little bit about the death of White Fang and the rope tree, but the main responsibility does not lie with him. Therefore, the third generation is right. He blames all the incidents and mistakes related to the third generation on the pot king. Generally speaking, it is okay, but I stopped reading it. The reason is that it is not objective enough. If there is a mistake, it is wrong. He does not say that he has no credit, but it is too unappetizing to directly say that he has not.

No matter how annoying Sakura is, she is ten times better than FW Hinata. Lose only treats Hinata as a treasure. Naruto is really blind when he likes Hinata. After getting married, he is left with a filial son and a filial daughter.

I feel like the protagonist's attribute data is just for good looks. Anyone can compete with the protagonist in physical skills. Logically speaking, with such a strong physical fitness, few people can withstand the protagonist's attack. Not to mention punching the earth like One Punch Man, it's not like anyone can block it.

Direct**. The third generation is keen on power and reputation, and they still have a neutral evaluation. It is true that the Senju has integrated into the common people, but what are the chances that all the direct descendants died in the battle and Tsunade was left alone. The Uzumaki clan was surrounded and suppressed, and the wood industry stood still, but most of the inheritance fell into Konoha. It was really timely. After Hatake returned from the mission, he could not see the third generation until he committed suicide, and forced Hinata to pay for his life. These are all true. The victorious country cannot afford to fight Konoha, but the defeated country can afford it? The evaluation of the third generation can best show the understanding of Naruto. Among the six generations of Hokage, only during the tenure of the third generation, all the powerful and prestigious ones received box lunches.

But I hope the author won't overly criticize Sakura. I think Sakura's biggest black point is the part where she said Naruto is uneducated and has no parents. As for looking down on Naruto and having a bad attitude toward Naruto, it's the same as other people in the school. After forming Team 7, her friendship with Naruto was definitely genuine, and she also cared about Naruto very much. When the last question of the first Chunin Exam was announced, it was only because of Naruto that he wanted to quit. Sakura was just a civilian, and she didn't learn any ninjutsu from Kakashi. The part where she stepped forward when Nazu was in a coma was pretty good. And Sasuke defected from behind. Faced with her own weakness, she asked Naruto to bring Sasuke back. In the end, Naruto was seriously injured. Seeing Naruto like this, Sakura considered Naruto's character and wanted to find Sasuke alone without telling Naruto. She also didn't want Naruto to continue to get hurt. Later, Sasuke attacked Kirabi. She also took Naruto into consideration before she confessed to Naruto and wanted to persuade him**

I don't know why the author hates Sakura so much. I think it's unnecessary. Sakura is just an ordinary person in the ninja world, so she has many shortcomings. There is no need to target her so specifically. Since you have arranged for the protagonist to be in the same class as her, then you must give her the most basic respect and trust. You can't deny Sakura because of the original work. People will change, and the character of Sakura you wrote doesn't match the original work. In the original work, Sakura only likes Sasuke because he is the most handsome in his class.

Sakura is at least wholeheartedly devoted to the person she loves. She has never liked Naruto from the beginning to the end. It's just that from Naruto's point of view, we think she is a bitch. Sakura also asks Naruto for help with many things. That is because she is a commoner and has no blood. Is there anything wrong in asking others for help? , They are all members of the same team. If Naruto doesn't like Sakura and she is just a friend, then Naruto will still help according to his character. If Sasuke defectes, Naruto will find Sasuke even if there is no Sakura. I hope everyone can look beyond Naruto's perspective and see the overall situation. Sakura is not hanging on Naruto. She expresses her dislike from the beginning to the end. We just treat Sakura as if she does not exist, but Naruto will still do many things. It's just multiple Sakuras asking for help.

I can't understand his brain circuit.

You may not like Sakura, but it's really childish to be embarrassed by a black person, especially when they have nothing to do with you. This is really a sign of immaturity. It seems that the author is not very old and is waiting for work. You will easily suffer a loss if you do this. Is it difficult to maintain a superficial relationship with someone who has no conflict of principles or interests with you?