Naruto who picks up Kage Ninja Fragments

Mizuki drank a little wine and said with a smile: "Iruka, it turns out you are struggling with Naruto's affairs. Indeed, Naruto is a very difficult student."

Iruka smiled bitterly and shook his head. This was a very powerful problem student.

Mizuki swayed the wine glass, and then said: "Actually speaking, this matter is not complicated. Although Naruto is a very naughty student, he is actually quite easy to control."

When Iruka heard the word control, he was slightly startled and frowned. The word sounded uncomfortable to him.

"Iruka, educating students is actually like raising pets. You need to educate them and make them obey your orders. This is also the quality that a ninja should have. Of course, there will definitely be thorns among the students. For people like Naruto, you need to instill your ideas into him bit by bit at this time, instead of letting him learn and learn all the time."

"The first thing you need to do is make him think that you are his friend and be on the same page as him, and then slowly influence him..."

Listening to what Mizuki said, Iruka felt a little horrified for some reason. This method was almost like cultivating some puppets at his mercy.

However, Mizuki always used the rhetoric that ninjas must obey orders, which made Iruka want to refute but didn't know how to refute.

After Mizuki finished speaking, he drank and prepared to go home.

"I'm going back first, Iruka."

"Goodbye, Mizuki."

Iruka said goodbye to Mizuki and drank alone, feeling a little uncomfortable.

Did he really want to do what Mizuki said?

But wouldn't that be erasing a person's personality?

Even a ninja should not be a complete killing machine, but a person with his own personality.

At this time, the ramen shop owner Ichiraku who had been listening suddenly said: "Although I think what Mr. Mizuki said is a good idea, but when I think about it, what if Naruto becomes polite, knows how to advance and retreat, and is not reckless? , I would feel very awkward with someone who is well-behaved, gentle, and always listens to other people’s orders.”

Iruka was slightly stunned when he heard this. Indeed, in this way, Naruto would no longer be Naruto.

But, if he doesn't do this, Naruto won't listen to him and learn?

If Naruto was willing to listen to him and learn, he wouldn't have to worry so much.

Just then, Iruka saw Naruto arriving at the ramen restaurant.

...

When Iruka saw Naruto, he immediately grabbed his head with his elbow.

He was pissed that Naruto didn't go to school or anything.

Naruto was like a drowning person, his hands constantly swinging: "Iruka-sensei, I was wrong."

"Eh?"

Naruto's attitude of immediately admitting his mistake made Iruka slightly stunned. Why did this naughty kid give in at the beginning today?

Judging from Iruka's usual contact with him, this naughty kid is very tough-tongued, super invincible and stubborn.

"Did something happen to you? Huh? Are you still holding the book? Do you want to learn something?"

Iruka felt more and more strange.

Naruto heard this, hesitated for a moment, and then nodded: "Iruka-sensei, I have some questions to ask you."

"Study problems?"

Naruto nodded.

Iruka burst out laughing. It was not ridicule, but a little happy: "That's right, you don't know enough to know and ask me. This is what you should do normally."

Iruka rubbed his head hard: "I am a teacher in the academy, and you are a student in the academy. You come to learn from me, not to practice alone in the academy... If you don't understand something, you don't Ask me, working hard by yourself, although it seems admirable, but...it's actually not very good for a student."

Although it is not wrong to work hard on your own if you don't know what you don't understand. This is an ability to learn independently, but as a student, it is definitely not correct to only do this.

Iruka thought Naruto was a clumsy kid. Although he couldn't deny his efforts, he always felt that his efforts were in the wrong direction.

But now, it's much better.

If you don’t understand something, just ask. This is how you act like a student!

It's not that Iruka doesn't want to help him usually, but he is not a jounin teacher who can lead a team and can teach 1 to 3. He has to take care of so many students by himself. Sometimes, even if he realizes that some students have problems, he can't help him. It’s impossible to cover everything.

"Iruka-sensei, this, this, I don't quite understand."

Iruka looked carefully at what he was pointing at and began to answer him.

Next, Naruto's question suddenly got out of control. He asked a lot of questions, and Iruka also answered a lot of questions.

Then gradually, Naruto discovered that there were some problems. Even though he had been practicing hard, trying to remember, and struggling for a long time, he could not explain it in detail like Iruka alone.

Is it efficiency...

The difference between this made Naruto think thoughtfully, but it didn't feel like it was entirely the case.

Naruto suddenly realized that in the memory he just saw, the Naruto was different from him. In his childhood, he was carefully raised by the fifth generation Hokage Orochimaru, so he developed a love for reading books. Habit.

Naruto felt that maybe this memory was what really affected him today.

Halfway through the conversation between the two, Ichiraku from the ramen shop suddenly showed a gloomy expression and said, "Are you two here to eat ramen or to learn?"

"Ah, sorry, sorry!!"

"I'm sorry, Uncle Ichiraku!!"

Naruto and the two finally ended this state and started eating.

After eating, Iruka said he had a treat today.

...

"Be careful when you go back at night, Naruto."

"Yes, Iruka-sensei."

Even when they parted, Naruto still didn't ask the question he had originally planned to ask.

After all, even if Iruka recognized himself, he could not answer his own questions.

Naruto in the book is an extremely strong child who has been moving straight towards his goal of becoming Hokage.

Even if there are other things to do in the middle, you still have to become Hokage in the end.

However, for today's Naruto, his father is the Fourth Hokage... His sacrifice protected the village, but in exchange for his current life.

Naruto didn't know if he wanted to complain about him...but at least, Naruto became a little confused about his future after becoming the Hokage.

Becoming Hokage is to gain everyone's approval.

However, after becoming Hokage, his descendants did not receive preferential treatment, so what is the point of becoming Hokage?

It's like I'm a tool person. Everyone comes to me when something happens and I help them enthusiastically, but when I come to see them when something happens, everyone refuses?

The Fourth Hokage sacrificed himself for himself. He had a good idea before he died. He hoped to leave power to himself, and then inherit this power and become a hero.

In terms of results, he did.

However, in contrast, the Nine-Tails was left by the Fourth Hokage, and the identity of the Hokage's son should also be left by his father.

However, what is linked to the identity of Hokage is that he does not benefit from it.

Pay and reward are not equal, this is how Naruto sees it now.

The Naruto in the book who is the person involved does not feel this way, but looking at it from God's perspective, Naruto today feels aggrieved no matter how he looks at it.

Since he is the son of the Hokage, he should have corresponding status and preferential treatment, this is what Naruto thinks.