[Naruto] Farewell, Uchiha Izuna

Why do I feel... A Li and Fan Yin are going a little too far... Just like the boring women in the back yard of a deep house who used to play tricks and tricks... Aren't girls supposed to help each other... I quite like Mito-san in the original novel... I thought it was quite interesting that Sister Candlebranch made fun of the rich and powerful. After all, it was disgusting for those men to see her and have bad intentions; but Sister Mito, she didn't do anything wrong... So is this written because of the characters of A Li and Fan Yin... Just, I feel... This kind of bullying behavior... Is quite uncomfortable... It's really too bullying and she is an innocent girl. In the beginning, Ali will tremble and pray for the innocent girl who was killed by mistake on the battlefield. He feels that he is guilty, but Mito is also a girl... This Is it really okay to bully others... It feels like they are relying on their Chinese blood to feel superior to others, just like the princes and nobles bullied the common people in ancient times and ridiculed them for being vulgar, shallow and uncultured. They were mocking a young girl who was ordered to visit because of the overall situation. Culture does not distinguish between high and low. Although China is indeed very good and charming, what is this feeling of bullying others... Hmm, maybe I didn't understand A Li and Fan Yin. I'm sorry if I'm wrong. I still liked A Li's character at the beginning and how he loved and protected the little girls (he was also protecting and protecting himself), so maybe it would be a little strange and uncomfortable to see them deliberately planning to bully the little girls now... Sorry, sorry, sorry, forgive me, ah ah ah ah

This chapter is really written. . . Full of poison. Why use Chinese culture to bully Mito? First of all, it is ridiculous to rely on Chinese poetry to win. Why is poetry called poetry? Because it rhymes. Do you think it rhymes when translated from Chinese to Japanese? (Refer to Japanese elementary school textbook, Chunxiao) Secondly, ancient Japanese were good at Feiku. Not only is the season language required, but the format is also required. Why not use the ku that is beneficial to Mito, but compare it to ancient Chinese poetry? The heroines are nothing different, they just rely on their own cultural heritage. This makes us proud, but it doesn't make us domineering and aloof, right? Third, what happened to you Mito? Is this appropriate for people? Why is she "empress"? There is another motive for the palace fight. Why do you think so? Bullying others together, and then whitewashing yourself, what are you doing? Fourth, this article has been emphasizing the "relationship between Japan and China." What's the point of repeatedly mentioning this in an anime fan? If you really can't stand Japan, just stop reading and write an article! Sino-Japanese relations are very sensitive. If you insist on writing about psychological changes, then what do you believe will change into what? Everyone is having fun writing articles. It is really not fun to say sensitive words under sensitive concerns. Reasons for low scores: In fact, this is a very good piece of work, and I originally liked it. But then I saw this chapter, and after expressing my opinions peacefully, The author deleted my comment. Okay, if I give you two points and you delete it, then I can only give you minus two points.

Before I read a certain Senju Tobirama fanfic, I used to quite like him. Now, okay... This is the first time I have seen an article that makes readers hate the male protagonist forever. So as expected, I still hate Senju Tobirama in this article.

The previous chapter has been deleted. How could Mito offend the heroine to be bullied like this? The heroine bullied a young girl whom she met for the first time for no apparent reason. No one would think it was cute.

I finally know where the dissonance lies. Not to mention whether Tobirama and Izuna have lost their brains and class conditions in this book. The marriage between two surnames is still a feud. The political significance of this marriage is higher than the nature of the marriage. It lies in the two families bridging the gap and merging with each other to build a peaceful Konoha. Using the Dream of Red Mansions to make it a joke is not suitable. The plot is too outrageous and it only feels like a blasphemy against Bao Dai's true feelings. The reason why this matter of snatching a bride is unreasonable is that it is equivalent to trampling the face of the woman, her family, and the ethnic group to the ground. From my understanding, Uchiha protects their shortcomings and values ​​the honor and reputation of the family. They react too indifferently to things that ruin their own girls and insult the family's reputation. It is generally assumed that when a large family encounters this situation, it will confirm the validity of the marriage with the man in charge of the family. If it is agreed, the man will make compensation and promise to deal with the woman and not have anything to do with it in the future, or the marriage will be abandoned and the family will be allowed to deal with the woman. If the man does not agree, then The man should pay the price (beat him half to death), at least he can save his face, and he is not so light-hearted as if nothing is wrong, and his life is not good. This should not and cannot be said by the second-in-command. It feels like it is just for the sake of the plot. If fan fiction is created, it cannot be like this.

Looking back at this chapter, I really feel that it hurts and makes me sick even if I don't have a needle pricking me.

Fan Yin regards A Li as special and unique, but her doing so... Always makes me feel that it is no different from A Li's parents who used "love and protection" to restrain A Li.

Ah, when I saw this, I realized that large articles need to be tagged, and "Naruto" should also be added to the title for easy indexing! Otherwise, it would be difficult for everyone to see this article if it were not searched directly by its title.

To be honest, I feel a little bit blank. After I died in my previous life, I was raised by the Senju in this life. I shed the blood of the Senju. I eat and drink this and live here. How was it in my previous life? You were born and raised by your parents in this life. If you really can't accept it, you can kill yourself. There is no need to eat and drink like this.

This is my favorite article from Quanna Bar a few years ago! I checked it out again recently! Big and awesome!