Woody Sakura actually paid a lot for Naruto (although she didn't admit it). She asked Chiyo's mother-in-law about her strength, hoping that Naruto would not bear such a heavy fate. The bridge between heaven and earth cried and shouted at Naruto who was in a coma in bijuu. She blames Captain Yamato for only doing trivial things for Naruto, but is told by Captain Yamato that it doesn't matter. Woody Sakura's concern for Naruto's mood is the most important. In fact, Woody Sakura gradually understood the darkness in Sasuke's heart and his fate, as well as the darkness in Naruto's heart and his fate. Woody Sakura is a girl who never gives up on Sasuke and is cruel to Naruto.
However, Naruto actually cares about what Woody Sakura has done for himself-he doesn't know: Naruto in Tiandi Bridge is in bijuu, and he doesn't know the feelings that Woody Sakura showed at that time; At the end of the Endurance World War, Naruto was taken away from Kyubi no Youko by Uchihiro Shoko Asahara. Woody Sakura tried to save him, but he also lost consciousness. The author arranged it on purpose. Although both of them are very lively and true to each other, they can't get together in the end.
In fact, two people's personalities and modes of getting along are quite matched, and finally they are not together because:
Reasons for the popularity of characters+commercial considerations of works;
Both of them have sasuke in their hearts.
Let the other person be happy in his own mind. (When Boren and Zuo completely broke the practice of power balance in grouping, it also reflected that although both parents had no regrets about their choices 12 years ago, they had already made reflections in essence, especially the third person in the same group in childhood was arranged as a high-level konoha by both parents. They feel that they don't really want their children to experience such a painful detour emotionally. )
They all want to make each other happy so much that they push each other away to make themselves happy.
They used to be brothers and sisters, but they were not brothers and sisters; Companionship is like lovers, but not lovers; * * * as a comrade-in-arms, but far more than comrades-in-arms.
They are not Jiraiya and Gang Shou, because they also have people who cherish them; They met in their own lives and gradually smoothed out some edges and corners of the year.
Although they each have their own lives, although they tacitly avoid each other after marriage (they avoid going abroad in the same box, and rarely see them in the same box in the scarlet moon, and they stand in the farthest diagonally opposite position), they are drifting away from each other's lives, but they have left this emotional connection between them in the purest and most precious place in their hearts.