Konoha's journey to find eternal life

The sky is clear and the autumn leaves are falling.

On the day of the funeral, most of Konoha's ninjas were present. What's ridiculous is that Orochimaru attacked Konoha and only killed more than 100 people, including Hokage.

Kinoshita Ryoichi also went to the scene, he quietly presented a bouquet of flowers and then left in a hurry.

He really can't give birth to the feeling of the third generation.

The reality is that there were so many people present, but Naruto Uzumaki, an outsider, was the one who cried the saddest.

In the Naruto plot, under the blessing of the funeral song of the third generation, the funeral scene of the third generation is extremely touching.

But Ryoichi's most real feeling after being on the scene is that only civilians really don't let go of the Hokage who has ruled Konoha for the longest time.

Other ninjas and aristocratic families are symbolically dressed in black, but their silent faces are not particularly sad.

But Hiruzaru Sarutobi's funeral was really great, at least on a grand scale, because almost all the villagers in the village were present.

After the funeral was over, Konoha's top brass fell into a new round of heated discussions.

Konoha cannot be left alone for a day, and now needs a powerful and experienced ninja to come out and calm down the situation.

Danzang died early, and the voices in the meeting room without Danzang's troubles quickly unified.

Since no one wanted to see the enemy force sit on the throne of Hokage, the big families stepped forward to recommend the third-generation disciples Jiraiya and Tsunade-hime.

Jiraiya, who received the news of the third generation's death, quickly returned to Konoha. Everyone wanted him to take charge of the overall situation. Unfortunately, Jiraiya could see that, and they wanted Tsunade to take the position of Hokage.

Ever since, Jiraiya rejected their hypocritical proposal, and took the initiative to accept the task of finding Tsunade.

During the meeting, the big families discussed many possibilities and recommended many people to come out.However, no one in the unified group mentioned Ryoichi Kinoshita, who was valued by the three generations.

After all, Ryoichi is too young, and Ryoichi, who has a dark history, cannot get their support.

Five generations of Hokage?

Ryoichi is not interested at all!

If I remember correctly, when Tsunade learned from Jiraiya that the village asked her to succeed the Fifth Hokage, she refused decisively.

It was as decisive as when she rejected Jiraiya's confession back then.

Just like what Tsunade Hime said in person: My grandfather and grandfather two generations of Hokage gave their lives for the village and what did they get back?Only a fool would be willing to be something like Hokage.

Yeah, Hokage is not a centralized emperor.

Various forces are restraining the Hokage's rights. If the political policy goes against the interests of those forces, I am afraid that the Hokage will be betrayed by the village like the Fourth Kazekage.

What Hokage has is just a responsibility, a responsibility that may not be blessed by others after death.

And Naruto always thinks that becoming Hokage can change everything, but he doesn't know that if the inherent system is not broken, then Hokage will always be a puppet of interest groups.

Jiraiya did not go to see Kinoshita Ryoichi after returning to the village.

Others don't know about Ryoichi's information because they don't collect enough information, but Jiraiya is also very aware of Ryoichi's information, and he knows that Ryoichi has the strength to intervene in Orochimaru.

Although Jiraai didn't say anything, he definitely hated Ryoichi for not helping him.

Even though Midai and Jiraiya have different philosophies, and there are differences between the two in many places, Sandai is still a master that Jiraiya loves.

In the end, Jiraiya left Konoha with Uzumaki Naruto and embarked on a journey to find Tsunade.

Ryoichi also understands Jiraiya's hatred, but what can he do?

Kinoshita Ryoichi was not the only one to watch with cold eyes. There were so many powerful ninjas in Konoha who chose to watch with cold eyes.

The only difference is that the others are in the same village as Jilai, and Ryoichi is his disciple in his mind.

Jiraiya took Uzumaki Naruto and left, maybe he didn't see through Ryoichi and thought he had misjudged the person's thoughts.

Ryoichi also asked himself what kind of person he was, but the answer he got was very real.

"I'm just an ordinary person, a person who is not a good person or a bad person, a person who is selfish and only cares about himself."

"However, I am very satisfied with this, and I don't want to change, because I am destined to step into the gate of eternal life, and I am destined to be just a passer-by in this world!"

Who cares, why should he care so much?

What unlocked Ryoichi's mind was not only his self-question, but also the relief he got from Kakashi when he met Kakashi by chance.

"We all have our own goals, and it is the bounden duty of a ninja to try our best to complete our own tasks."

Kakashi's answer was very Kakashi.

Regardless of whether it is acting or not, we just need to do our own tasks well.

helping others?

Didn't Hatake Sakumo die helping others?

It was a silent protest.

It turns out that Kakashi's hatred for the third generation is not simply because of the fourth generation.

When Hatake Sakumo was slandered by the villagers and his companions, if Hiruzaru Sarutobi, then Hokage, stood up and said a word for Hatake Sakumo, it would not have caused Hatake Sakumo to commit suicide!

As for Matt Kay's answer, he was more straightforward, saying that he had tried his best.

His youth was burned for Konoha's future, not for the three generations of Hokage who were supposed to protect Konoha's future.

Ryoichi recalled the Naruto plot.

After reviewing all the appearances of Maitekai in his mind, he suddenly found that the scene of Maitekai opening the eight doors was indeed protecting his students.

Correct!

There are many scenes of Maitkai fighting, but every time he opens the eight gates, it is to protect his students!

He really hadn't opened the eight doors to fight on any occasion other than protecting students, not even once.

"You're a ninja..."

Mitarai Anko's emotions fluctuated due to the appearance of Orochimaru, and the fact that Ryoichi was promoted to Jonin by the third generation at the last moment also stimulated Anko.

She has been a special Jonin for many years, but becoming a Jonin is still out of reach for her.

Ryoichi comforted Anko awkwardly, saying that he didn't need the title of jounin, because after becoming a jounin, it would be difficult for him to hang out in the ninja school in the future.

When Tsunade Hime came to power, she was in a situation where no one under her was available. She would never let Ryoichi dawdle in school.

The third generation seems to compensate Ryoichi, and he does not hesitate to use Hokage's privileges to promote him, but in fact, Ryoichi, who has been paddling for five years, reappears on the stage.

"Junin is worthless."

With his mouth pursed, Ryoichi complained.

He couldn't understand Hongdou's expectations for Jonin, because Junin represented entering Konoha's senior management and had the right to vote on major events in the village.

For example, high-level officials recommended Tsunade to succeed Fifth Hokage, and Ryoichi voted for Tsunade.And red beans, who are especially ninja, have no voting rights.

Jonin is an affirmation of identity, representing the ninja's entry into the core of the village.

What Hongdou is looking forward to is not the title of Jonin, but what she is looking forward to is the recognition from the village over the years.

Just like Uzumaki Naruto expects to be recognized by others, she is really too lonely.