Those who are black and white have flipped through your comments a little bit, and they have no center at all. Isn't it just trying to reflect the superiority of the pseudo-elite's high taste? Where is it bad to come out and say it? Is it interesting to hold the cp to the little tail of the plot? Black for black's sake is interesting? This does not reflect your high taste and appreciation, but it makes you look childish and boring!
Let's not talk about the content, if this show is really so scumbag, it's only enough for you to give away one point, why have you been chasing Hokage for so long? Why can't I wait to download this theatrical version when it is online? You can click off the red cross in the upper right corner of the page at episode 99 and forget about the existence of this work!
A long work will always reveal shortcomings and deficiencies, but this is not enough for me to deny the entire existence of this classic work. Hokage's main feature is good blood. From the beginning to the end, there is no shortage of everything, but there is a lack of emotional scenes. He fights all day long, and he fights non-stop, making the myth of the whole world blurred and imaginary. On the contrary, the emotional scene added at the end made me feel that the characters in it are full and real. I feel that even if they are gods who wave their hands and turn the clouds and rain, and the mountains and the earth are broken at every turn, they have not left the category of 'human'. Especially from the two little ones without guessing, to Hinata stagnating in the corridor at home, to finally summoning up the courage to walk downstairs to Naruto, full of courage like a balloon, stabbed right by Naruto's thick nerves Wearing, when they are instantly discouraged, people can't help but smile knowingly and worry about them silently. Even approaching the hall of marriage at the end is enough to make us smile warmly, this is enough, really, this is enough.
When I started watching Hokage, I was still young, and I didn't know any love and feelings at that time. So when I first saw Hokage, I always felt that I met and hated it late. I watched all the saves in one breath and then started a long chase. Until now, when I grew up, fantasy and even dreams have basically gone to hell, and Hokage has ended, and gradually I understand what love is. Seeing that Naruto and Hinata can be together in the end, it's more of a feeling of relief and relief from the end. It doesn't matter what the plot of a single episode is, it doesn't matter.
Suddenly I don't want to write anymore, it's good to follow the growth of a generation and come to an end....
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