Rebellious Caged Bird

1: Identity. Hyuga Kyoko, because of her high talent, became a clan member, jounin, and worked in a hospital. Relationship with Hinata Rei as aunt-nephew. 2: Personal style of conduct. Lazy, dawdling. In the article, Hinata Rei complained that it was a "wasted house". 3: Things done. Treated Hinata Rei, taught Hinata Rei medical ninjutsu, lived in Hinata Rei's home, and once dragged Hinata Rei to "spar", causing Hinata Rei to be seriously injured, and was treated hastily. He took Rei Hinata to the Zong family for a competition and let his grandfather see his strength and talent. I just read this book today and can only briefly analyze Hyuga Kyoko. Because of his high talent, he was divided into clan families and eventually became a Jonin. In her knowledge, in the history of Sunshine for thousands of years, the "caged bird" has never been cracked. Maybe it has been, but she definitely doesn't know it. So she believed it was impossible to lift the "caged bird". Throughout the millennia of the Hyuga clan, jounin has been the ceiling. Because I have been in the clan family since I was a child, even if I understand how cruel the "caged bird" is to the separation of families, I have never experienced it personally, and it is impossible to have unforgettable feelings. So, she can understand that her nephew desires power, but she doesn't think that she can break the "caged bird". In fact, I think she thinks that Hinata Rei's crazy pursuit of strength is just for the hatred of his parents being killed, and she doesn't think of the "caged bird". When a person, a group of people, everyone takes things for granted, they will not deliberately think of them. As a hospital jounin, Hinata Rei's physical condition cannot be hidden from her. When his nephew suffered injuries that would shorten his life over and over again, because his persuasion was fruitless, he followed Rei Hinata, intending to find out the cause. This shows that she has family affection for her nephew and will not be separated by the separation of the clan. Perhaps because she does not have much experience, is not mature enough, (or has not started a family), her behavior is really unacceptable. This is the beginning of the idea that "this person is very poisonous". In order for my nephew not to keep a straight face all the time, let go of my heart, play tricks on him, and play tricks on him. This is nothing, but what happens next is very puzzling. 1. Live in Hinata Rei's house. In this situation, Hyuga Kyoko probably did it despite the pressure of a lot of bad public opinion. After all, the lady of the Zong family lives in a separate family, even if she has an aunt-nephew relationship. I stayed there for three years (I don't know if I will continue to live there later). 2. All food and drink expenses are provided by Hinata Rei. This is hard to accept. Maybe it's not as exaggerated as I said, but the article points out that Hyuga Kyoko lives in the village all year round, does not carry out tasks, and does not have much money (this is doubtful, after all, she still works in the hospital, and the clan also has supplies such as monthly money), which vaguely means "If you are poor, you will have no money for food supplements, and Yaolio, you can't hurt yourself like this." But I think it is unlikely to be the case. If it is the case, Hinata Rei will not have good intentions towards such a relative. In fact, I guess it is Hyuga Kyoko who uses this method to support Hinata Rei materially. After all, living without food, food, clothing, equipment, medical treatment, these expenses are really huge. 3. In order to prevent Hinata Rei from further improving his life-saving strength, causing him to be seriously injured, he was treated hastily afterwards. To be honest, when I saw this, I was almost persuaded to quit. I really don't know what kind of idea this is! To do something like this, there are probably the following situations: A. As a clan family, I have never encountered disobedience from a branch family, and I have never dealt with such a situation. In addition, this is a world where force is supreme. If I can't persuade you to wake you up, I will beat you up. B, similar to what Naruto did to Sasuke. I am doing this for your own good, you must listen to me! Listen to me, you're right! How to describe this kind of person who feels good about himself? I won't go into too much detail. There is an old saying: "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you." To digress, it would be a great irony if Naruto wanted to build a world where everyone understood each other. C, maybe someone is really so weird. She will not know that her actions will only increase Hinata Rei's desire to crack the "caged bird" and her helplessness that "life and death depend on the hands of others". 4. After seeing another function of the shadow clone from Hinata Rei, he started working hard to fish. To say that she has a lazy personality is obvious. But it is also a normal phenomenon. She is a young lady from a big family. As a jounin, she does not go out of the village to do tasks, and she has no sense of crisis. She is not a motivated person. Judging from the story of her father forcing her to get married later and silently enduring it, she is just a little woman who wants to live a stable life after being rich. So it's hard to see my nephew's life-extending practice. He doesn't agree with this approach from the bottom of his heart, and uses his own way to hinder Hinata Rei, even if these methods are very childish and confusing. But she doesn't know that such a waste of her talent will make Hinata want power even more deeply. It will even affect Hinata Rei's aggressiveness (maybe this is her purpose?). 5. Take Rei Hinata to the Zong family for a competition, so that his grandfather can witness his strength and talent. This may be the only thing Hyuga Kyoko can do. (First, help in life, second, help in ability.) She herself knew that it was useless work, so she did it anyway. If you do it, there is always a glimmer of hope, which is better than doing nothing. Even doing so once again shows her immaturity (face covering. Jpg). 5. Teach Rei Hyuga medical ninjutsu. There is nothing to say, Hyuga Kyoko does love Hinata Rei (don't get me wrong, this is family love). After all, teaching you is a matter of affection, and not teaching you is a duty. In the original 12 Xiaoqiang, everyone knows when Ino and Sakura learned medical ninjutsu. To sum up, Hyuga Kyoko is a affectionate, idealistic, naive, slightly paranoid, and somewhat egotistical person. If you think about it carefully, naughty children are probably like this too. 🤔🤔 PS: I can't tell her position in this book at the moment, I'll just have to see how it develops later. To be honest, it's best not to come out. If Hinata Rei hadn't been born in two lifetimes, who could have endured it? From Hinata Rei's point of view, Hinata Kyoko's behavior is even more unbearable. I will go to the battlefield in a few years, and it will hinder me from settling down and settling down, and sometimes it even has a counterproductive effect on me😔 This has also led many readers (including myself) to think that Hyuga Kyoko is very "toxic". The novel emphasizes a sense of immersion. Who doesn't read a novel and put themselves into the perspective of the protagonist? Why else would there be a protagonist? If you put yourself into the perspective of a supporting character, why did you read this book? Wouldn't it be nice to read a book about the supporting character's perspective? Off topic, this is also the reason why I don't watch Boruto, it's really rubbish.

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I saw so many people in the comment section who hate Kyoko and say they are not in line with the style of Naruto. In fact, there is such a person in Naruto, and that is Naruto, who is all the way with Kyoko. He talks about being good for you. He doesn't understand why Sasuke left or why he wanted to gain power. He also doesn't understand the pain of his own brother killing all his clan members, including his parents! Then this guy had to break Sasuke's limbs and bring him back to Konoha, and he also understood Sasuke. You understand, hammer. The protagonist and Sasuke in the article actually have many similarities. They both want to gain the power to change everything, and they both work hard and do everything to gain power and change this damn fate. If you look at it this way, the appearance of Kyoko can be understood as Naruto. He will appear less often in the future. I am annoyed by it. This bad character is really poisonous!

To be honest, there should be very few clans in Hinata. The Hokage has only given out a blank look for so many years, which means that clans seldom or even never go to the battlefield. Regardless of whether Konoha's front is tight or not. If there are many clans, this is impossible. There may only be 56 clans. After all, the clan is a position. Even if the head of the family only has one child, it is impossible to have more without the curse seal.

Although the Caged Bird Curse Seal is a sealing technique involving the soul, it is not an unsolvable technique, but no one can solve it now. From a modern point of view, the Caged Bird Seal is like a machine that receives a specific frequency. It only accepts the receiver of the clan's specific method of chakra. Then why not use a sealing technique to seal (shield) this receiving function. Once the receiver cannot receive it, it is useless. It is just a decoration. It means that the Byakugan is not pure enough and has defects. Just like you get a box that can receive signals and self-destruct, and you don't want to return it, and you don't want it to self-destruct, then put the box in a box that blocks signals, lock it, and you're done.

The most mindless and illogical thing in Naruto is not Obito who wants to destroy the world if his girl dies, or Nagato who wants to spread pain if his gay friend dies, but Naruto who has been bullied and used since he was a child but is always sunny. . . If I were Naruto, I would be the first to destroy the village.

I think it would be better for the author to write more biasedly This kind of character of Kyoko does not exist at all in Naruto. It's so embarrassing that it's so sensational

Could it be that his performance on the shelves was too poor, so he became a eunuch? The world is so real. A beating from society. .

There are so many people washing the floor for caged birds. It's really a slave mentality. Look at the names and attitudes of the branch family towards the clan in Naruto. Everyone in the small Hinata branch calls themselves Hinata-sama and consider themselves slaves. The branch family basically protects their foreheads to block the curse mark. The clan family never covers their foreheads. This shows the difference between the clan and the branch family. Why did Neji die? Because Naruto said that if he didn't believe in fate, it would change Hinata. Kishimoto deliberately avoided this sensitive issue.

The Hokage has been dissatisfied with Hinata for a long time. After all, if he really protects Byakugan and adds a self-destruction spell, Mao can freely control the life and death of the branch family. This means that he does not regard the branch family as a human being, but he is not in his position and does not seek to govern. If he really becomes the Hinata branch family, he should first learn the sealing technique, temporarily seal the caged bird, and then find someone to destroy the Hyuga clan and then slowly study and unravel it. The point is, no matter what method is used, the clan will definitely be killed. It's disgusting.

As for Hyuga Kyoko, looking at it now, it is better not to let the protagonist be restrained by her, and not to appear. She caused trouble around the protagonist for a while, and the protagonist cannot do without her operation. She continues to show the protagonist's determination. Now the protagonist can no longer have too much contact with her. Later, she can also confront her, but be careful not to write her to death easily.

Kyoko is very good, she is a very gentle person, and her writing is very good.

New readers can take a look. I took a cursory look at the comment section. There used to be people who hated Kyoko, but they have appeared frequently in the past two days. I counted roughly and found that there are no more than two hands. There are more readers who are not repulsive and tend to be neutral. As a reader, I think this makes it easy for new readers to leave after reading the comment area. So let me explain what exactly happened in this comment area, from a neutral perspective without any subjectivity. Hyuga Kyoko: A self-righteous person who is very outspoken and skinny around the protagonist, and very cold in other places. She is a bit like Naruta, and a bit like Hanabi's sister-in-law. It is quite unexpected that such a person would appear in a system like Hinata, but it is also acceptable. Uchiha can also have Shisui and Itachi, which is understandable. Hinata Rei: The protagonist, with a calm personality. One reader said that he is a bit like Aizen. He is delicate and has his own thoughts. He has a good personality and charm. He also has his own views on his own future and works hard on cultivation. The reason for hating Kyoko is that Kyoko is the protagonist's aunt. Kyoko is very concerned about the protagonist's nephew. The protagonist is very dedicated to cultivation and takes medicine that is harmful to the body. But in Kyoko's view, this is meaningless. Kyoko, like ordinary Hinata, has no understanding of caged birds. No matter how hard the protagonist practices, he cannot escape from the caged bird. So Jingzi stays at the protagonist's house every day, causing trouble, affecting the protagonist's cultivation, spending the protagonist's money, hoping that the protagonist will give up practicing, or not work so hard, because it seems to her to be meaningless, which is the point. Kyoko's three views are bound by the world of Naruto, unlike us who have a God's perspective. This is why the comment section hates Kyoko. From the protagonist's perspective, this thing is a drag on his cultivation, and it is easy to detect the protagonist's privacy in his home. After all, the protagonist still has quite a lot of secrets. This is information asymmetry. When the protagonist masters high-end power, and Jingzi still behaves like this after knowing it, then I think the author has ruined Jingzi's character.

Let's talk about the poisonous point of this book, Kyoko. First of all, she is a rotten person and makes people sick to watch. She is very talented. She can make Hinata decide to let her sister become a branch for her. She is so lazy and can become a jounin at the age of 15, which shows that her talent is very strong. But after she knew that the protagonist was a caged bird, she still lazily hid in the hospital, which shows that she didn't care about the protagonist very much. Thinking about a normal person in her position, they would at least study medical ninjutsu and find a way to solve the caged bird. As long as they are thoughtful, they will think about strengthening their own strength and controlling the clan. Maybe they can find a solution. Even if they can't find it, they can't let themselves have no say at all. At the very least, they can control the protagonist's lifeline in their own hands instead of allowing any clan to kill the protagonist at will. And what about her? She actually relied on her father. The protagonist knew what kind of person his grandfather was, let alone her. She knew in her heart that this was impossible. She was just making an excuse for herself, and even if she succeeded, it would not solve the caged bird in the protagonist's body. If it's just like this, forget it, just pretend that she doesn't have this relative. The key is that she doesn't work hard, but she still insists on binding the protagonist's wings, and she even moved herself, wow! I'm doing this all for your own good! ! To describe her operation vividly, the protagonist is like a bird in a cage, constantly fluttering for the blue sky, trying to break the cage. Kyoko is like the outsiders who broke the protagonist's wings when they saw the protagonist flapping and hurt themselves. Then she stares at the birdcage every day to prevent the birds inside from flapping. She feeds and teases the birds, and even carries the birdcage to show off in front of her parents, and then asks that we already have this bird, and let the chicks born from this bird be released! And she knew this was impossible. This will only make the protagonist more dangerous, because the clan uses the branch family as a tool. In the past, the protagonist was most likely to be the scapegoat of the Chunin clan, but now he should be the scapegoat of the Jonin. The protagonist's mission has become more difficult. This Jingzi was just teasing the bird. She would never work hard to open the birdcage. Instead, she would prevent the bird in the cage from opening the birdcage, which yearned for freedom. What was disgusting was that she even moved herself. She stared at the bird every day, teased the bird, tied its wings to prevent it from flapping, and even dressed the bird. In fact, it may be difficult for her to open the birdcage, but it is much easier than the bird in the cage.

Another eunuch is a Japanese novel that makes my heart feel so stuffed, (＞＿＜;)

If the caged bird cannot be solved, the person who can control the caged bird will be killed. This fresh and refined idea is the first time I have seen this after reading so many Japanese articles. It's so beautiful. The author can. But there is a small point. The white eyes of the caged bird are always 359 degrees.

Maybe Otsutsuki Hamura is watching the protagonist secretly (funny)

Hyuga Kyoko really doesn't know the meaning of her existence. Give care to the protagonist's family or highlight the relationship between the clan and branch families? From the author's series of descriptions, there is no trace of what an adult, experienced jounin should look like. Maybe the author finds it interesting?

I found that all of you writers have a common problem. The third generation is a good person, a good person who works for the development of Konoha, but he has never regarded anyone from the big family as a candidate for Hokage. The first one is Uchiha Shisui, because the third generation tacitly allowed Danzo to directly attack the eyes. You know, in the original drama, Danzo Whatever he wants to do, he will report it to the third generation. In the end, the two have differences and quarrel, but this is just like Liu Bei wrestling Adou, just putting on a show for others to see. Didn't Danzo do what he should do? You must know that White Fang was a ninja who became famous earlier than Namikaze Minato. In this case, the next Hokage must be White Fang, because the Sannin were not famous at that time, and were just disciples of the Third Hokage. Their reputation was weaker than that of the White Fang Sannin. In other words, before Namikaze Minato became famous, White Fang was the only candidate for the next Hokage. Danzo was definitely going to get him, and the Third Hokage had no intention of killing him? Don't make trouble, it doesn't matter if the Hokage is not someone close to him, and then Danzo tacitly forces White Fang to death, as for the death of the tree rope. . . As a Sannin apprentice, would Tsunade let her younger brother go to the battlefield alone? Even if he is not a jounin guarding the tree rope, he is still a chuunin. Will a chunin let the tree rope act recklessly on the battlefield? This is obviously a collaboration between Danzo and Orochimaru, and the third generation also knows this, because there must be no male in the first generation alive, otherwise the third generation will die, and the apprentice or disciple will rise to the throne. What if someone uses the glory of the Senju clan and the respect of the villagers for the first generation to seize Hokage? So, the third generation is not a good thing

Too Watery, a caged bird, a sowing seed, I wrote at least tens of thousands of words over and over again. .    ，，，，

WOC, my last investment is wasted.