Chapter 661: Rayleigh, you mediocre teacher, look at Master Guy

The first week's update of "Shippuden," with Gaara being captured as a cliffhanger, can be said to have earned enough attention from fans.

Countless fans were worried about whether Gaara could survive until next week.

After all, Gaara wasn't the protagonist, and this character had basically completed his self-redemption; it felt like it wasn't impossible for Xu Feng to let him exit.

After all, although the styles of these works in his past life were different, Xu Feng had more or less magically modified some inappropriate parts.

The audience was becoming increasingly familiar with his style.

As long as a character had lost their value, or in other words, had no more depth to be explored, they could be let go. As for whether it was a silent exit or a physical exit, that was hard to say...

Not to mention the all-bad-end ending Xu Feng had crafted in "Fate/Zero," which many 2D fans still remembered vividly.

In the second week, amidst the longing of countless people, "Shippuden" finally ushered in another update.

Actually, although Xu Feng had carried out drastic adaptations to "Shippuden."

But in fact, before the battle between Sasuke and Itachi, there weren't many changes.

Whether it was Sasori of the Red Sand willingly dying on the father and mother puppets he had made, or Chiyo performing the One's Own Life Reincarnation, sacrificing her life to save Gaara and entrusting the future to the young people.

And plots like the death of Asuma, Kishimoto had designed them very well.

Continuing the sentimentality of the first season, it earned plenty of tears from the audience.

The battles also conformed to the settings of ninjas and had many elements of intellectual fighting.

For example, Chiyo secretly using chakra threads to control Haruno Sakura's body to fight, and Shikamaru secretly collecting Kakuzu's blood and dripping it on Hidan's scythe, inducing Hidan to destroy one of Kakuzu's hearts.