Hokage 483 Sasuke is in what mood to attack Sakura

Sasuke originally survived to kill Uchiha Itachi, and Sasuke said: That person, my brother, I will never die until I kill him. But after he learned the truth of everything, he didn't understand that his brother would be painful if he lost it because of the bond of family affection.

Not to mention the second loss. He had lost everything, and when he was useful again, he lost (glaze), and the culprit that made Sasuke so miserable was that Konoha could give up everything for revenge, and having too many bonds would only confuse him. Strong thoughts and cherished thoughts will only weaken you.

A man who only has revenge in his heart、Does he care that Sakura used to be a teammate? Didn't he even push to death without hesitation. I think、Sasuke's mood at that time was just "hate".

Hate as always. Only hate. Only ruthlessness.

to make yourself strong. (Alas.) ab made Sasuke so dark ==)

Because Sasuke knew that Sakura was here to kill him. Besides, he's been carried away by revenge, so much care- isn't he going to kill Konoha when he sees it now?

Sasuke, it must have been painful at the time, I think he was in the same mood as Itachi was when he killed his entire clan and his most important companion.

You'll have to ask Sasuke in person

Sasuke is now crazy to see who bites whom.

Hello, Sasuke doesn't like Hinata, Hinata likes Naruto from beginning to end.

Actually, at first I felt that Sasuke didn't like anyone, and all he had in mind was revenge, his family and his brother. Maybe Sakura still liked Sasuke all the time, and Sasuke finally liked Sakura too, and all ended up with Sakura. And Zoryana, although not very responsible, there is an episode where Zoryana thinks that she is not their biological child, which is funny.

Like. Sakura Haruno.

After all, there is a daughter in the back.

It's a happy ending.

Personally, I think it should be sincere, after all, the beginning of the anime has already shown Sakura's love for Sasuke.

Naruto is the masterpiece of Japanese manga artist Kishimoto Kishimoto, whose work began in 1999 on "Weekly Shonen Jump"**, and ended with Jump No. 50, which was released on November 10, 2014; The post-mortem manga "Naruto Gaiden: The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Flower Moon" began in the combined issue of the same magazine in 2015 for a short period of time** and ended on the 32nd issue of the same year. <>

The story successfully portrays the ninja who was originally hidden in the darkness and did the most unspeakable and hidden cruel things with the strongest perseverance and hardest efforts in the world, into the proudest and brightest profession under the sun. In Kishimoto's ninja world, every young ninja is forging his own ninja path.