It's a rare perspective of the male protagonist. The cp is like the title. There is no meal replacement in the whole network. It's already [crying]. It's a bit restrained. The author's writing is really good. The male protagonist felt inhuman from one week to the next and gradually became like a human being. The only thing that hasn't changed is his persistence for Sakura. Everyone has a happy ending. Sakura becomes the Seventh Hokage (a path he never thought of), and the male protagonist is close to the ANBU (which makes him feel so good).
CP Itachi, the heroine Uchiha, a very classic article. It gives me the feeling of a steady flow of water, but to be honest, I personally feel that it is not as good as others say, because it is quite far-fetched for Xia Yue to come back to life in the later stage. Although he likes to hear it, it feels so bad.
Cp Shisui, the heroine is the biological daughter of Teacher Meng Er (DNA is extracted from the body after death). It is quite uncomfortable to watch and has many twists and turns, but it is really beautiful. The heroine and Shisui have suffered too much together. The heroine lived in the roots when she was a child (needless to say more). If she had not traveled through time, she would not have been able to survive it [cheek], she must be happy with Shisui! Damn it! Maybe it's not a bad point, but getting married early means having children too early... I didn't feel much about it, but it really scared me when the heroine gave birth (I was worried that the protagonist would die for a moment).
In the later stage, the second father of Youmen returns, and the relationship between father and daughter is quite interesting.
CP is like the title, the heroine was originally cursed to return to the world, because the death of her parents opened the spell to the Hokage, but she always thought she was playing a hologram game, it seemed (I didn't look carefully at this part). The heroine can read files, and gets along sweetly with him, and sometimes her self-deprecation is very cute. I am glad that she and I are both idiots, hhh, and I have received one-on-two training from Lao Ban together. When I was about to "die", I ran to him resolutely (even "died" in front of him for this), and then spent money on a wooden escape [pigeon] (I was shocked at the time), Lao Madara made a lot of Hashibuki remarks about this... Later, he and Sui came to the Land of Rain to work on construction with Yahiko (good news Yahiko is not dead!), And worked with Sui to complete the Eye of the Moon. After the heroine and Sui became famous in three battles, Yahiko and the others encouraged other small countries to form a small country alliance to contain the five major countries to maintain peace. There is no missing Madara Minato. This timeline is quite confusing if you think about it, but other than that, everything is fine. Later on, there was a curse to return to the world (Battle of Shibuya). When the heroine wanted to end the war, Kusanagi also came with her, and the battle ended like a blast (?) (Powerless)... Later, he returned to Hokage and sweetly he.
Cp Sasuke, the heroine Uchiha, a must-read romance novel about Sasuke. It also rewrites the tragedy of Sasuke in the original work. Sasuke did not return to Konoha in the end (the most gratifying place). The author's understanding of Sasuke is also particularly good. [Lop-eared rabbit head]
Ningji, the second male (also quite delicious).
CP is a mess, the heroine Hinata, the author's writing is very good, there is a lot of stream of consciousness, but in the later stage, he has completely let himself go. Anyway, I don't understand what is written in the later stage... The ending is also very sloppy. There is content about traveling to the Warring States Period, and the tug-and-pull with Monji and Izuna was particularly delicious. Later, after returning, there was also Kazugi and Kakashi's Super Black Triangle. Sometimes the heroine's words are really scary. The brother-sister relationship between the heroine and her brother is also delicious. If it weren't for this track, I would have been in orthopedics...
CP Madara, the heroine Uchiha, Madara BG's most classic article. The writing and plot are all top-notch, and this book will leave you filled with emotions after reading it... The heroine was a carefree little overlord in the beginning, and gradually became paranoid and desperate after losing Madara, her parents, her teammates, and her brother. Just when she was about to die in order to be freed, Madara appeared again and rescued her. The tug and pull between Madara and Huanxi in the three volumes made me stunned and uncomfortable, but I can also understand why Huanxi had this attitude after seeing Madara again. The deeper the love, the stronger the hatred. Madara did not come when she needed help the most, but he came when she was completely desperate and wanted to leave. I choked when I saw it... But fortunately, they finally reconciled, Madara gave her "resurrection", and the two of them were sweet [lop-eared rabbit head] in the later period.
This article has no ending. I only know the ending of he, which is really a pity. The few sentences are still too simple for the ending...
CP Isobutsu (Three-Tails), the heroine Three-Tails Jinchuuriki, I have never seen a CP with a tailed beast, but the writing is really good [lop-eared rabbit head]. The wife's writing is particularly good, and her perspective is mainly about the Kingdom of Water. When the heroine was about to die, she was saved by Isofu with a Jinchūriki seal, and the two lived together as one (it felt so romantic). Isofu saved her because of Ushio's companionship some time ago, and she no longer wanted to feel lonely. Ushio did not let him down, and she has been practicing to better protect him. The relationship between Ushio and Mei Terumi is also very warm... I really like this feeling of working together for a better life even in hell... This article has become a god in my heart. The only pity is that there is no ending.
More similar to no cp? The heroine Hinata is separated and she and Neji are brother and sister. This article is a bit like a memoir, but the author's writing style is really good. When I read it, I felt sad every now and then. I felt sad and sympathetic for the fate of the heroine and Neji. Their dreams are within reach in the eyes of others, but for them, they cannot achieve it in their lifetime. Both brothers and sisters are the only reason to support each other to continue living in this terrible world. They choose to continue in this world in order to prevent the other from living alone. Living in a painful time really made me cry [crying]. Unlike the original work, Neji was not alone anymore, and there was someone who stood firmly by his side. But unfortunately, Neci still died in the fourth battle, leaving his sister alone. But this time it was not to protect others, but was killed by Zhen (I think this is still 10,000 times better than the ridiculous reason in the original). The heroine also committed suicide in the end, which really proves that sometimes double death is what makes him [crying]...
There is a side story between the heroine and Gaara and Sasuke. In the main text, the two of them are only a little bit like Gaara. Sa and Lindong are more like two resonating souls, and CP is out of the question.