Naruto: Monkey Palm (Original)

I had been planning to save up some episodes before watching this, but I was really itching to watch it, and yesterday I was hesitating about whether to watch it now. Then I started reading from chapter 27 until now. Finally, we've grown up. I don't know whether I should lament our relationship. Perhaps, like adults, we've gone down different paths.

What if Shisui's storyline is more appealing than the fourth generation? 😂

Her teenage years ended too quickly, leaving only exhaustion and weariness without her realizing it.

The tug-of-war between Minato and his sister was hilarious. The apology scene was so fake it was nauseating; it was like a textbook example of a devoted boyfriend, but it only added to the artificiality (if two people have a strong bond of trust, what's wrong with sharing a drink? Besides, Kushina didn't care at all).

A silent and terrifying ordeal has begun, but only two people have been forcibly invited—a truly tragic end.

I'm really looking forward to seeing Shisui and Kushina get along 🐰

The embodiment of hatred is Konoha. Furthermore, if Tsunade believes Mito and Kushina's sacrifices for Konoha are justified, then the fates of her brother Nawaki and her lover Dan are also justified. Why should she feel resentful about it? Of course, I don't necessarily want to hurt each other, but at this moment, she's aiding and abetting the enemy, so I can only offer my negative reinforcement.

Although the romance was a bit bittersweet, their service-oriented attitude made up for it.

Orochimaru here is telling the female lead not to just learn sealing techniques, as those are only arranged by Konoha for Jinchuriki. She should learn other things to open up new avenues for herself, to create value beyond being a Jinchuriki, and to gain more possibilities.

Unequal treatment is suffocating; such a wish almost cost Zhangzi her life.