In the more than ten years of Naruto's serialization, Sakura, as the heroine, has been tepid, especially in the middle of the plot, Hatta's role has gradually become more, and many people think that Hatada should be the heroine.
Naruto author Kishimoto Kishimoto is very upset about this, he said in an interview that he obviously created Sakura according to his favorite genre, I don't know why everyone doesn't like it, and this trend of popularity is always irreversible.
In the past few years after the end of Naruto, Sakura's popularity has not only not improved, but has been darkened even worse in many places, as the heroine of such a landmark work as Naruto, the popularity is so low that it can also be said to be a record...
But what exactly did Sakura do that made her so angry that she was hated by almost everyone? Personality may be one factor, Sakura is too strong, masculine, although very independent, but also lacks feminine charm.
On the other hand, personality aside, Sakura has indeed done a lot of excessive things, and it is easy to hurt others unintentionally, and this kind of big grin will naturally not be liked by many people.
For example, when I first met Xiao Li in the early days, Xiao Li showed love to Sakura, and Sakura showed obvious disgust. Xiao Li's behavior may be a little abrupt, but it definitely can't reach the point of sexual harassment, just a simple spring heart, and Sakura's reaction is too easy to hurt the other party:
When he first formed the team, Sakura thought that Naruto was a "guy without parents and no education", which was too inappropriate to say in person or behind his back:
When Sasuke left, Sakura knew that Naruto liked him, and made a lifelong pact with Naruto, asking Naruto to bring Sasuke back. The potential harm of this convention has been haunting Naruto's heart:
In the Legend of the Wind, everyone has grown, but Sakura seems to have been emotionally unenlightened. She heard Sakai say that Naruto had been upset about that agreement and went straight to Naruto to confess!
Sakura may have acted in a good way, trying to get Naruto not to chase Sasuke in this way, but what if Naruto was serious? Sakura doesn't love Naruto, and if Naruto takes this feeling seriously, he will definitely be hurt even more in the future! Fortunately, he saw through:
What is even more tragic is Xiao Li, who expressed his heart to Sakura when they first met, and Sakura knew it. But Sakura confessed to Naruto, and even carried Xiao Li with her... Xiao Li was stunned on the spot after hearing Sakura's confession:
Later, Sakura decided to go to Sasuke alone to solve the problem, and Xiao Li has been helping Sakura. At that time, Sakai tried to stop Sakura, and as soon as Sakura gave the order, Xiao Li rushed up. With all due respect, this reminds me of Akamaru...
And then...... Then Sakura threw three hypnotic bombs and knocked Lee and Sakai down together! If you think about it, Xiao Li's emotional path is too miserable, and he is completely used as a tool person:
If these things were put into reality, or into another realistic theme of the work, Naruto or Koragi would definitely be hurt, but in Naruto, Kishimoto deliberately ignored these emotional influences that Sakura might cause, so that they could live in harmony...