[Naruto] Hatake Chisato

I couldn't bear it after reading this chapter in one breath... Why is everyone asking Chisato, a teenager who has just entered junior high school and is just the age of Naruto and others who have just graduated from Hokage, to understand Kakashi? But no one even tried to persuade Kakashi? Let me first state that I am here just for Kakashi, because I really like him very much and feel sorry for what happened to him... However, I still want to say that Kakashi is really not a good father... From the perspective of my readers, Kakashi is certainly very uncomfortable and deserves to be understood. But no matter how good he is, should Qianli accept his indifference as a matter of course? Although you can be very strict during training, don't you even say a soft word in normal times? No matter how sad you are, no matter how sad you are, no matter how busy you are with your children, can't you give your children a good face during the Chinese New Year? Seeing how considerate he is to his new disciples, it shows that he is not incompetent. Is it just because you can be true to yourself in front of your loved ones that you can ignore your responsibilities and obligations as a father and engage in domestic cold violence? Just because Qianli is his son, the blood relationship cannot be severed?

It's so sad, there are always some things that cannot be avoided. In fact, before reading the article, I had been in the delicate balance between Hatake and his son with my father. It's not that I hate him, I just don't want to talk. It's a pity that no one could advise me to understand my father shortly after the storm. Now that I understand, I don't know how to start. In life, it is actually not difficult once you start taking action on something you have decided on, but the hardest part is always at the beginning. Everyone may feel that they have to do something at some point. It's really uncomfortable. If reconciliation becomes an imminent thing, maybe I won't be so tormented. It's so sad, but I always feel that there are more important things than apologizing that I need to start and persevere with. Qianli, grow up. For the sake of Kakashi's back that is no longer as impressive as before.

I feel that Kakashi's reaction is normal, whether it's sadness or escape, it's all reasonable. He really cared about Qianli, wanted him to become stronger, and wanted him to live, but he chose this way that made both of them miserable. I think Qianli will forgive him in the end. After all, he is his father and his only relative. But the loneliness of childhood is true, and it's a bit sad. Kakashi, you really failed as a father... PS: Is it hard to type on a mobile phone? !

But I'm still very unhappy. Kakashi's neglect for so many years cannot be eliminated by looking up to his father. I feel that in real life, after so many years of separation, he has become so estranged that he can no longer be estranged. How can he still be so envious?

I didn't feel particularly sad or sad until I read Chapter 26... Ninjas, their world is full of life, separation and death. Joy and sorrow, more sorrow and less joy; separation and separation, more and less separation. That's it, so what happened to Qianli didn't feel particularly tragic. Until this point, I suddenly reached the point of tears... Of course, my point of tears is very high and I will not cry. Qianli is truly a very heartwarming child.

First of all, I must say that the author writes very well and makes me want to keep reading. However, I have to say that it is very uncomfortable for me to read. The writing is too depressing and makes me feel very uncomfortable. This feeling of powerlessness makes me breathless. Sasuke in Naruto feels like the leader of the hunters. He has experienced some pain, so he desperately wants to make others suffer. He is like a child who has not grown up. He also wants to be forgiven by others and let others tell him: It is not your fault, you are innocent, you are a victim, I understand your pain, so go ahead and do whatever you want. . . . . . . . It feels like Sasuke is becoming more and more like the leader. I think they are all guilty. They don't say innocent and don't like them. There is also Kakashi. He is not a god and cannot bear the whole world. Since he cherishes all living people and even Sasuke, who has committed so many sins, is infinitely protective, then why not cherish Senshou? If I were Senshou, I hope to be a person like Madara, strong and no longer suffer from the harm of others. . . . . . . . .

Well, I don't think this knot is solvable... If it were the original work, it would still be possible. But in your book, even if Sasuke lets go of his grudges and no longer seeks revenge, can others let go of their grudges? Unless the author believes that Sasuke's life is more important than the lives of Chisato's mother, Chisato's unborn brother, Chisato's teammates, and the other Konoha ninjas killed by him. Not to mention, in this article, it was Sasuke who caused Chisato's sadness and loneliness in his childhood. He changed Kakashi's fate and also changed Chisato's fate. If you ask me, if you do it, you will do it. Murder must be repaid with life, and debts must be repaid with money. It is only natural and right. What's more, that's not just a human life, but several blood debts! ! As a ninja, you must have the consciousness of killing and being killed on the battlefield, let alone Uchiha Sasuke. Could it be that all the ninjas who had made great contributions to Konoha died in vain? As long as Sasuke puts down his butcher knife and stops taking revenge, can everything be treated as if it never happened? Isn't this too childish? !

I suggest you use a dividing line between reality and dreams... I feel dizzy when I see this... But Qianli's punch was so satisfying~~~~Ohhoho

Um, the first part is so tragic... But it's just a little lacking... It's so tragic... I just like sadistic stories! !

In the end, I didn't understand. Did we turn back time?