Naruto: A parody of the entire ninja world, the opening scene infuriates the Kage.

Chapter 201 Hashirama: The title of Konoha Genin suits me very well.

The chat group was very lively.

Suddenly, everyone fell silent.

Another question appeared on the screen.

Only members of the group can answer; it's okay if you're wrong, but you'll be rewarded with a title if you're right.

"Even if I were blind or my hand were broken, I would not answer again," Danzo sneered.

However, we should still pay attention to this.

What was the first article of the peace treaty signed in Konoha?

A. Konoha promised not to use the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki.

B. Konoha promised not to use Kage-level ninjas.

C. Konoha promised not to send genin.

???

Not only were the members of the group confused, but they were also dumbfounded.

Those watching the light screen were also dumbfounded.

Peace agreement?

Konoha must have signed quite a few contracts in the past!

The higher-ups in Konoha are certainly fully aware of what the content is.

However, the light screen is clearly not serious.

Then I remembered that the light screen was a fan of Konoha genin.

Let the light screen rank them; Konoha's genin are beings above the Six Paths level.

There are only 3 options.

[Hashirama Senju: I choose C!]

Immediately afterwards, one member after another in the group made their choice.

Furthermore, everyone chose C, without exception.

Danzo said he wouldn't answer, but he couldn't help himself and silently chose C.

Before long, everyone in the group chose C. The choice was unanimous; either the whole team was wrong, or everyone was wrong.

This was practically a free point question!
As expected, when the answer was announced, all members in the group got it right.

100% accuracy.

Each person will be awarded the title of 'Konoha Genin'.

Hashirama was satisfied with the title he received as a reward.

However, it seems that only Hashirama in the group is satisfied!
As expected of the First Hokage, his magnanimity is extraordinary.

After trying it out, everyone's eyes lit up.

This time it proved quite useful.

The titles of 3000 Konoha Genin can form a Konoha group.

Even if the light barrier disappears, the Konoha group will continue to exist, and the Konoha group is reliant on the Hokage Rock.

If the Hokage Rock of Konoha is destroyed, the Konoha village will disappear, but if the Hokage Rock is rebuilt, the Konoha village will reappear.

The newly established Konoha group is at level 0 with only 10 members. At level 1, the number increases to 20, then 40, then 80, and so on, doubling in each subsequent level.

Upgrading to a higher level also requires the title of Konoha Genin.

把木叶群从0级升到1级，需要100个木叶下忍称号，1级升2级则要1000个木叶下忍称号。

Using the title of Konoha Genin, Hashirama's nickname included the title Konoha Genin.

Hashirama was pleased with this.

"The title of Konoha Genin suits me very well," Hashirama said with a grin.

Everyone was speechless.

Is this Versailles?

You, the First Hokage, actually said that the title of Konoha Genin is suitable? Seriously?
However, Hashirama's thought process was a bit... well, you know.

Tobirama had nothing more to say; his stupid older brother.

As for Ban, he just laughed it off.

Hashirama asked Madara to also use the title of Konoha Genin, but Madara refused without hesitation.

Uchiha Madara was a rogue ninja a long time ago!
Throughout Konoha's history, it's estimated that only Hashirama truly acknowledged him.

Even the Uchiha clan didn't follow him out of Konoha.

As for Obito, he was just a pawn in his game.

Now, Hashirama is actually asking him to accept the title of a Konoha genin, which is just making things difficult for him.

Aside from Hashirama, no one else in the group felt comfortable continuing to use the title of Konoha Genin.

Especially those things that have nothing to do with Konoha.

For example, the Raikage—would you really give him the title of a Konoha genin? Absolutely not.

However, many members in the group were discussing the Konoha group with great interest.

However, it requires 3000 Konoha Genin titles, which is far from enough right now.

I can only accumulate it slowly.

I don't know how long it will take to save up enough.

It was at this time that Madara gifted Hashirama the title of Konoha Genin he had earned.

Tobirama also disliked the title and gave it to Hashirama.

Aside from Madara and Tobirama, quite a few people in the group disliked this title.

Of course, some people may dislike it, but they won't just give it away; they'll keep it for later, thinking it might come in handy in the future.

……

Iwagakure.

Onoki looked furious.

It's Konoha again.

What's so great about being a Konoha genin?
I've actually accumulated enough titles to create a Konoha (Legend of the Leaf Village) group.

This made Onoki feel very unbalanced.

Why does Konoha get all the good things?

At this moment, Onoki wanted to contact the Kazekage, Mizukage, and Raikage so that the four great ninja villages could join forces to defeat Konoha first.

But Onoki did not lose his mind.

The situation in Iwagakure is not very optimistic either.

In several Shinobi World Wars, Iwagakure was always the defeated party. Even though Konoha did not demand huge compensation from Iwagakure, Iwagakure was still severely weakened.

Especially in the battle where the Third Raikage was surrounded and killed, how many Iwa ninja did the Third Raikage kill single-handedly?
Therefore, rest and recuperation are the best course of action.

It is precisely because the five great ninja villages need to recuperate that the ninja world enjoys a rare period of peace.

This peace was hard-won.

If Onoki were to break this peace, there would be opposition from people in Iwagakure.

Of course, given Onoki's control over Iwagakure, if he insisted on going his own way, the opposition from some villagers would be useless.

But as the leader of the village, one cannot act impulsively.

After careful consideration, Onoki abandoned the idea of ​​war.

The time has not come yet.

"However, the village's strength needs to be strengthened," Onoki thought to himself.

We need to strengthen the power of Iwagakure, or we need to increase the number of powerful ninja.

Increasing the number of genin (lower-ranking ninja) doesn't make much sense.

Increasing the number of Chunin would be meaningful.

It would be best to increase the number of Jonin.

But how easy is that?
At that moment, Onoki thought of his prized disciple, Deidara.

Deidara's strength is still quite good.

If Deidara could return, Iwagakure's strength would increase, and they would have a greater chance of winning in future battles against Konoha.

Once he had an idea, Onoki acted swiftly, immediately summoning Hirotsuchi and ordering him to go out and find Deidara, making sure to bring him back.

Huang Tu was unwilling, but he dared not go against Onoki's wishes.

……

The Konoha genin felt their backs straighten a bit.

He used to feel a little inferior when he said he was a genin in Konoha, but now he is proud to be a genin.

As for the Chunin, Jonin, and the Kage-level ninjas in the village, their mood wasn't too good.

The world has really changed; even genin are getting cocky. If this continues, when genin are promoted to chunin, many genin probably won't bother with the promotion; they'll be content to remain genin forever.

However, ninjas ultimately make a living by completing missions.

High-level missions are not something that lower-ranking ninjas can accept.

In order to receive high-paying missions, genin must strive to become chunin, and then jonin.

Therefore, even if the village's genin were misled by the light screen, they still had to face reality.

By relying on missions, one can control the village's ninjas.

Therefore, the village's leadership is not worried.

It's unlikely that a low-ranking ninja would be allowed to accept high-level missions!
However, a group of genin had already gathered in the village.

This group has decided to remain genin forever, and they won't even accept the opportunity to become chunin.

But the task is a problem.

According to the rules, genin can only take on low-level missions, and the rewards are not much.

Therefore, this group of genin gathered together to discuss a solution.

After much discussion, the only solution was to modify the village's task system.

Missions are accepted based on strength, not ninja rank.

For example, a genin (lower-level) can take on low-level missions, a chunin (middle-level) can take on higher-level missions, and a jonin (high-level) can take on high-level missions.

Strength is strength, and ninja level is ninja level; they should be kept separate.

The ninjas under the light screen are all at the Six Paths level.

Of course, it goes without saying that the village leaders wouldn't agree easily, but we still had to try.

Just like the village's medical system, it was Tsunade who first proposed it, and at the time, only Kato Dan stood up to support it.

Later, as the number of casualties among the village's ninjas increased, a medical system was established.

If they wanted to make the mission system more flexible, of course they wouldn't just listen to a group of low-ranking ninjas.

Therefore, we still need to work harder.

With enough effort, the village's task system will eventually be adapted.

And everyone has something to say.

The First Hokage said that a Konoha genin was a good fit for him.

Since the First Hokage was a Konoha genin, the mission system should be modified.

In addition, accumulating Konoha genin titles can also help you create a Konoha group!
Of course, this is only a small portion of the genin from Konoha.

Many genin just watch the light screen for fun and don't take it seriously.

No matter how much the light screen praises Konoha's genin, many genin in Konoha are willing to be promoted to chunin, and then to jonin, as long as they have the opportunity.

In reality, it's relatively easy for members of ninja clans to advance from genin to chunin, but it's much more difficult for ordinary ninjas to become chunin.

As for advancing from Chunin to Jonin, even for members of ninja clans, it's not easy.

During times of war, almost no civilian ninjas could rise to prominence, except for Minato Namikaze, who was trained by Jiraiya, a renowned teacher from the Hokage lineage. This was crucial; otherwise, despite his talent, Minato wouldn't have been able to develop into such a capable individual.

In peacetime, it is difficult for ordinary ninjas to grow up.

How many ninjutsu techniques does a ninja academy teach in several years? Just the most basic Three Body Techniques.

After graduation, they rely on their instructors for teaching. However, the instructors for commoner ninjas are usually only Chunin. Even if they teach diligently, how much can they really teach?

As for acquiring ninjutsu by completing missions, one must complete A-rank or S-rank missions. Even then, it's not guaranteed that one will acquire it after completing a mission; it's just a possibility.

Of course, there will be rewards for completing the task.

With all these restrictions, it's easy to imagine how difficult it is for ordinary ninjas to grow into skilled individuals.

But it's not just Konoha that's like this; the other ninja villages are similar.

This also serves as a form of protection for the village's ninjutsu.

Making ninjutsu public and allowing anyone to learn it would cause a lot of trouble.

The ninja academy lays the foundation, and after graduation, the master-disciple relationship is passed down.

The rest depends on how well the task is completed.

Only those with outstanding performance will be considered by the village leadership before being cultivated.

Few of those who want to remain ninjas are ordinary ninjas.

By the way, the leader of this group of genin is from the Utatane clan, that's right, the clan of Utatane Koharu.

There are also members of the Mitomon clan.

There are many ninja clans, large and small, but ninjas are still just ninjas, and the combined influence of all of them is limited.

It's difficult to get the village leadership to change the task system!
……

Hokage's office.

Jiraiya looked at F3; these three old guys were planning a Chunin Exam.

We won't invite other ninja villages or daimyo from various countries; we'll just hold it within our own village.

Jiraiya wasn't stupid; he knew what those three old guys were thinking.

The light screen is a Konoha genin fanboy.

This has led some of the village's genin (lower-ranking ninja) to no longer want to be promoted to chunin.

Ninjas do not engage in productive labor; they live off mission rewards.

As for the various ninja clans in Konoha, they all have businesses. For example, the Nara clan sells medicinal herbs such as deer antlers, and the Akimichi clan runs a barbecue restaurant. However, these businesses are mostly run by ordinary people from the ninja clans.

Therefore, because the mission system restricts ninjas to accepting only low-level missions, their rewards are also lower.

Therefore, those who want to remain genin (lower-ranking ninja) will definitely want the village's mission system to be modified.

F3's decision to hold the Chunin Exams in the village is undoubtedly a statement of their stance.

F3 should first demonstrate his attitude.

So, you want to be a genin for life? Fine! Then you'll have to take on low-level missions.

Jiraiya was seriously considering it.

It's really not right if the village's genin don't want to be promoted to chunin.

If there are no more Chunin, then there's no hope of becoming Jonin.

Don't underestimate this title; it involves many aspects.

If the task system is modified, will many other aspects also need to be changed drastically?
"How about we set up a 'Special Genin' above the Jonin level, where 'Special' means exceptionally strong?" Jiraiya considered for a moment and said to F3.

Special Genin?

Is it really that amazing?
F3's face fell.

"Jiraiya, you're the Hokage now. Don't say such nonsense," the Third Hokage said in a deep voice.

"The inheritance of the ninja system cannot be done haphazardly," Mitokado Homura said with a serious expression.

"A genin is just a genin," Koharu Utatane said.

"The First Hokage was also a Genin." Jiraiya's words left F3 speechless.

After all, Hashirama himself said it in the chat group.

F3 shouldn't distort the truth either.

Even the First Hokage preferred to be a Konoha genin. Is it appropriate for you old fogies to belittle genin?

"Let's go with my suggestion! If 'Special Genin' doesn't sound good, let's change it to 'Strongest Genin'," Jiraiya said.

F3 all frowned, neither agreeing nor disagreeing, but indicating they needed to reconsider.

This matter also requires a meeting of Jonin.

……

【The withering of the flower of dawn, the death of Konan! 】

The title that suddenly appeared on the screen immediately attracted a lot of attention.

Rain Ninja Village.

Nagato was taken aback.

Is the light screen going to show Konan's death?
Xiao Nan is alive and well now.

However, according to the original course of fate, Xiao Nan was supposed to die? And how did she die?

Nagato's expression darkened further when he recalled the Akatsuki's "law of certain death upon undressing" that had appeared on the light screen.

So, Xiao Nan also... took her clothes off?
To Nagato's surprise, Konan didn't appear on the screen; instead, Pain appeared.

Pain destroyed Konoha.

The Fifth Hokage, Tsunade, was no match for Pain.

Upon arriving in Konoha to collect rice, Pain glanced at Ichiraku Ramen from afar, not daring to provoke Ichiraku Otsutsuki. As for Ichiraku Otsutsuki, possessing insight into the past and future, he didn't intervene. Thus, Konoha was destroyed by Pain.

After a period of training, Naruto finally arrived and engaged Pain in battle. Although Pain was strong, he was merely a puppet created by the Rinnegan. Naruto, being the protagonist, engaged in a battle followed by his talk-no-jutsu...

Suddenly, there was no sound on the screen, only Naruto's mouth was moving, and it was unclear what he was saying.

Under Naruto's "Kotoamatsukami" attack, Nagato... had an epiphany! Then, Nagato died, sacrificing himself to revive a large group of people.

(End of this chapter)