[Naruto] When the Flowers Bloom

I was really miserable after watching it. This ending may be a HE in general terms, but for me it was completely BE. It made my heart hurt. Why did Huashi continue to live in this time when everyone has betrayed her? Shisui chose the village, Itachi chose Peace and Sasuke. For Sasuke, even if Itachi, Naruto and the village were not mentioned, they were far more important than Hanatoki. Obito, as the person who personally brought Hanatoki into the abyss, regretted it [Joker]. He really felt that it would be better to die in battle than to live peacefully under the influence of other gods... All the people who were important to Hanatoki gave up Katoki for other things! This world is not worth living in, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [crying] [crying] [crying] Kill me now

Although the author's plot level in the second half is far different from the plot advancement level in Konoha in the first half, I still admit that this is a good work. It's a very, very good Naruto fanfic in my opinion. But I always think that the author loves Hua Shi more than wanting Hua Shi to truly realize his wish, but he prefers to complete the ending of the story and round out the cp reunion atmosphere. Rather than letting Katoki realize her wish and truly have her own tragic, glorious or lonely ending, the author still wants to see her favorite Naruto character and Katoki consummate... To sum it up in one sentence, we started with career and used career as the reason, but in the end we lost love. I'm not saying that love is not good or sweet, but after achieving love and giving up the heroine's initial persistence, the connotation of this book changed from beginning to end, as if something was missing. For Hua Shi, what counts as happiness? Live, have children with the person you love, and spend the rest of your life? Yes, very happy indeed. I admit that I was very sad when I saw the ending, but I felt relieved after seeing the extras. But I think such happiness is worthy of the suffering she has suffered since she was 12 years old. If everything is unfair, if everything is abandoned and I feel guilty, and just a happy ending can satisfy the time spent and the author, then maybe in my heart, I feel that this ending is lacking. Compared with happiness, love is destroyed for the sake of inner righteousness. The moth fluttering into the flame resolutely for more than ten years of persistence, although it is only a glimmer of hope, a beautiful fantasy, and the last other god on the edge of death. But this makes people have to face it. Hanatoki's death is a grand death, a nightmare that no one can resist, and a betrayal caused by the collapse of the dam over the years. People will repent and reflect in their hearts, instead of "this evil Uchiha!" "I want to protect my world!" For me, Hanatoki being given up by Obito in the face of justice is a complete tragedy of this cp. If you love someone, you want to destroy her obsession for recent years. I think this is for your own good or to impose your own wishes on others. I cannot accept this approach. Although the author arranged for Shisui to forcefully bring things back together, I still felt that there was a big gap in logic after reading it many times. But it is known that the author wants to fall in love, so this novel has achieved its goal. No matter how many regrets I have, they are just my words of praise. I have no intention of criticizing the novel. I love Hua Shi very much and I love this article. At the same time, I am very regretful and disappointed. If I don't focus on falling in love in the end, this may be a very good heroine article. Although he is good enough now.

Xiaohua, don't be found by fate. How I wish you were still the willful, squeamish, impatient, and undocile child that my brother said. You have to hide with your brother. You have to hide until that midsummer, you have to hide in the shadow of the clothes hanging up in the courtyard, you have to hide by the Nanhe River, look at each other and smile. Don't be found. Don't be found by fate. Don't go to your fate, stay in this never-ending summer forever. Anyway... I can't stand it anymore. I've finished reading it. I just want to ask Shisui, do you know that your sister suffered so much after your death [crying] If you knew, would you still abandon her [crying] [crying] [crying]

It took me several days to read this fanfic, and I couldn't help but feel long and deep emotions in my heart. Flowering time means the time when flowers bloom. As soon as I clicked on the introduction, I was attracted by this short sentence. It is a very beautiful name, but the flowers bloom and wither, and after experiencing grand blooming, they will eventually face the fate of failure. At that time, I was still secretly thinking about the name Hua Shi, but I would never have thought that a few days later, my original idea would hit the target. In my opinion, Hua Shi's character is worth appreciating. All her character transformations come from her own experiences. Just like the Uchiha Hanatoki mentioned above, although she lost her parents, she grew up under the love of her brother and uncles. She had Brother Itachi who took care of her and classmates who played with her, so she was innocent and ignorant of the world. Later, she gradually matured over time, and even though she was dissatisfied with her brother's busyness, she still understood it, because she knew that her brother would always stay by her side. As the person she loved most, she still had the opportunity to wallow by his side - until that final letter. It was unimaginable and unacceptable. The doubts in her heart were anesthetizing her painful heart, but the suffering did not let her go. Being pierced by the people she trusted, she had no choice but to escape from Konoha and met Obito, her second "anchor" in her life. This is a node in her character transformation and a turning point in the story, symbolizing that this flower that bloomed in spring has ushered in the bleak wind and rain, and the sunshine has ceased. The committed and dark flower was forced to branch out under the leadership of her new leader and struggled to grow up. To be honest, the relationship with "Madara" at this stage already has that contradictory feeling of love. The two of them are testing each other, and they feel the tug and pull. Especially the scene where they trick "Madara" into taking off the mask is very special. The Shura scene of mistaking people is also very interesting. Later, she met many people and passed by many people, and understood the truth of the matter. The only thing that remained unchanged was the strange man who accompanied her. The story fast forwards to the period when Hana Toki and Obito were extremely ambiguous. At that time, they already had a common goal - to create a peaceful (with older brother) world. But things must turn against each other, and cracks have quietly appeared under the surface of the two people's concentricity. Katoki is influenced by the current Obito. She has no doubts about the darkness of the world, but Obito is influenced by the former Katoki and has doubts about his own ideals. My favorite thing here is Hana Toki holding Obito and pleading with an absolute attitude, begging Obito "You can't regret it. If you regret it, what should I do." In the final battle, Hana Toki's hysterical cry and Obito's hands that stretched out and then retracted really moved me. Their love now transcends death. In fact, I think it would be great if the ending was that they were defeated in the siege of thousands of people and died together for love. I may not be able to accept the forced result. I always thought that the fireworks would just stay for a brilliant moment, but the story of a long and graceful story does not lose its beauty. I have to say that I was quite shocked after reading the writing date of this article. It was too ahead of its time. The writing is delicate and touching, and it hit my XP perfectly. I really love it.

Alas, this ending, alas, I really am. Every time I mention Itachi and the two brothers, I think of Shisui, the chosen Sasuke and the abandoned Hana. It didn't matter whether she lived or died in the future. It didn't matter that the most heart-wrenching Hanashi was changed by another god to protect Konoha. She just lived in seclusion with Obito and sent her children to study in Konoha. At least she didn't want to atone for her sins and contribute to the construction of Konoha. . . Also, how should I put it, the emotional connection between me and Obito is not as good as I imagined. There are too many things between the two people, including Obito's past and the past of spending time, and these things allow them to hide their truest thoughts deep in their hearts. As a reader, I actually feel like I am watching two people wearing masks getting along. I don't know whether their hearts are close or not, and I don't know what level of intimacy they are at. The gray lines under the mask and the stream-of-consciousness writing are easily overlooked. Probably, hey, I watched the confrontation for so long and wondered why you two got together! ? Another very awkward point is about the Eye of the Moon project. Katoki just wants to create a world with his brother, while Obito wants to create a peaceful and beautiful world. They seem to be like-minded, but in fact they are a fragile alliance to some extent. It is really possible for Obito to be raped because a peaceful and beautiful world can exist in the real world. There is no chance that Obito will be raped because his brother is dead when he dies. In fact, the most hellish thing is that for Obito who has the bond of the past, there will be people who will enter his inner world to understand him, some people will hide from him, and some people will prevent him from being killed. As for Hanatoki, Shisui and Itachi will not talk about it, Sasuke was tricked by another god and attacked her, the useless teacher, Pain gave up her Shikao when he attacked the village, and Minato who finally killed her. A true loner... I've seen many comments saying that Hua Shi would have been better off dying in the Fourth War. That is to say, is there a possibility that Hua Shi doesn't want to die that much? In the past, the most important person to her was her brother. After her brother died, she wanted to create a world with him. In the false Tsukuyomi world, her brother was alive but she lost another important person.

Crying to death in the middle of the night... The world of Tsukuyomi is a place where all tragedies have not happened and all regrets have been made up for, that kind of vague loss. Only Shisui realized the falseness of the world, but he still stayed with Hana for a few more years... He is so good at writing, he is such an old fan, and Naruto also has memories of his childhood.

I like this ending very much, with a bit of he, Kasaki's sincerity is buried under other gods and cannot be seen clearly. From now on, it is impossible to know whether she is willing to wake up from the dream and return to Obito. Just stop delving into it, bury everything in the past deeply in your heart, and spend your life relying on each other. But when you dream about it at midnight, will the dark past that happened really not make people feel heart-stopping? Can another person's body temperature really resist the bone-chilling cold that penetrates time? But after all, if you live, you can still feel love, feel the temperature, the cherry blossoms in spring, the chirping of cicadas in summer, and the smile of your lover. It seems that you can live with such incompleteness and no longer pursue absolute perfection. Thank you Miang for giving us such a good story. I really like this article [Lop-eared Rabbit Head]

Well, after watching the extra, I learned once again: Don't treat yourself like a dish. From this point of view, the so-called beloved princess is really a travesty.

She just wasn't important enough. It hurts so much

Although the ending is he, to me it is the same as be. The heroine is not herself in the end.