CP should be Sakata Gintoki x Hatake Kakashi.
After Gintama ended, Sakata Gintoki traveled through time.
When he woke up on the battlefield, Sakata Gintoki, who thought he would be picked up by Shoyo again, did not wait for Yoshida Shoyo, but met Hatake Sakumo.
Hatake Sakumo looked at the silver-haired curly dead fish eyes and thought of his own Kakashi, so he took him home.
After meeting the infant version of Kakashi, Sakata Gintoki only regretted that he couldn't take a picture and use it to threaten Kakashi to buy him sweets.
Sakata Gintoki, who is familiar with Naruto, decided to do something, such as learning a special move first.
Hatake Kakashi: Gintoki what are you doing?
Sakata Gintoki: It's about learning special moves. People like you who can create your own ninjutsu and have so many powerful moves at such a young age will not understand my pain.
Intention: I want to be a handsome man
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Actually, I think Snape deserved to be hated by the trio.
First of all, he blatantly sided with Snake House in class, and directly called Neville an "idiot" in the first class, even though Neville didn't mean it, he just couldn't learn (this situation has long been reported in reality), and it got worse later on. Good students from other colleges did not receive praise and patient guidance, and students with weak qualifications could not get better in class and could only make up for it after class. To be honest, I think it's awesome that they can still learn it and their potion scores haven't dropped.
About Hermione: Hermione did burn Snape's robes in her first year, but that was when they thought Snape had cast a curse on Harry. In any case, what was Snape's motive? Hermione only knew that it was to save her friend's life. She didn't apologize in the end, but I wonder if Snape would accept the apology, or would he "confine" Yijun instead. Anyway, I wouldn't dare if it were me. Also, didn't Snape do more to Hermione than Hermione did? When Hermione was ridiculed and bullied by Slytherin students because of her origin, and was cast a spell to have her front teeth grow so much (which is very scary for girls), Snape not only did not give a fair judgment, but he even singled out his own students without even showing any signs of doing so: "I don't think this is any different." In fact, Snape had looked down on Muggle-borns and Muggles before, thinking that he was superior to others, and it was impossible for him to help Hermione even as a teacher. Showing blatant malice to students from other colleges, turning a blind eye to the troubles caused by students in your own college, not letting go of students from other colleges even if they make a mistake, and using your authority to severely punish them. Sometimes the white ones can turn into black ones. If you apply the energy of your classmates who you disliked more than ten years ago to their children, should you say that you bully the small ones? What if you don't have teacher ethics? Or blind?
I think the author is right. I don't think Snape loves Lily very much. In the end, he finally grew up from the stage of being unable to get along with children after Dumbledore's death.) Moreover, his sacrifice should not be just for Lily. That would be too romantic. I think he has also changed in the environment of Hogwarts. To be honest, the Snape in the last film is much better than the previous Snape.
Harry admired his sacrifice for justice and his determination to deal with misunderstandings, and it could not be because Snape wanted to cheat on his father.
By the way, what would happen if Gin-chan and Tsunade had a bet?
Wife of the author, do you have a wb?
Not a good thing for Liu Bang
Teacher, are you coming back [Glasses]
A bunch of people who look the same
It's an update! ! ! Teacher, I miss you [kiss] [kiss] [kiss]
Actually, I think Snape deserved to be hated by the trio. First of all, he blatantly sided with Snake House in class, and directly called Neville an "idiot" in the first class, even though Neville didn't mean it, he just couldn't learn (this situation has long been reported in reality), and it got worse later on. Good students from other colleges did not receive praise and patient guidance, and students with weak qualifications could not get better in class and could only make up for it after class. To be honest, I think it's awesome that they can still learn it and their potion scores haven't dropped. About Hermione: Hermione did burn Snape's robes in her first year, but that was when they thought Snape had cast a curse on Harry. In any case, what was Snape's motive? Hermione only knew that it was to save her friend's life. She didn't apologize in the end, but I wonder if Snape would accept the apology, or would he "confine" Yijun instead. Anyway, I wouldn't dare if it were me. Also, didn't Snape do more to Hermione than Hermione did? When Hermione was ridiculed and bullied by Slytherin students because of her origin, and was cast a spell to have her front teeth grow so much (which is very scary for girls), Snape not only did not give a fair judgment, but he even singled out his own students without even showing any signs of doing so: "I don't think this is any different." In fact, Snape had looked down on Muggle-borns and Muggles before, thinking that he was superior to others, and it was impossible for him to help Hermione even as a teacher. Showing blatant malice to students from other colleges, turning a blind eye to the troubles caused by students in your own college, not letting go of students from other colleges even if they make a mistake, and using your authority to severely punish them. Sometimes the white ones can turn into black ones. If you apply the energy of your classmates who you disliked more than ten years ago to their children, should you say that you bully the small ones? What if you don't have teacher ethics? Or blind? I think the author is right. I don't think Snape loves Lily very much. In the end, he finally grew up from the stage of being unable to get along with children after Dumbledore's death.) Moreover, his sacrifice should not be just for Lily. That would be too romantic. I think he has also changed in the environment of Hogwarts. To be honest, the Snape in the last film is much better than the previous Snape. Harry admired his sacrifice for justice and his determination to deal with misunderstandings, and it could not be because Snape wanted to cheat on his father.
By the way, what would happen if Gin-chan and Tsunade had a bet?
Wife of the author, do you have a wb?
Not a good thing for Liu Bang
Teacher, are you coming back [Glasses]
A bunch of people who look the same
It's an update! ! ! Teacher, I miss you [kiss] [kiss] [kiss]