Konoha: Starting with a sign-in for Hashirama cells

"The Chakra Fruit is a part of me. What benefit would I gain from eating it?"

“This…” Kaguya hesitated, “I don’t know, I’ve never seen or heard of such a case before.”

Whether it's the Ten-Tails or the Divine Tree, they're all just tools of the Otsutsuki clan.

The chakra fruits that were successfully produced were not enough even for the Otsutsuki himself, so why would he give them to the God Tree to eat?

The divine tree possesses immense divine power, but lacks corresponding intelligence and initiative.

They are utterly inferior intelligent life forms, only knowing how to devour all the energy they can, and then use this devoured energy to form chakra fruits.

That's all they did.

Hearing these words from Kaguya, Naruto seemed to be deep in thought.

After a long while, Naruto came to his senses, wrote down everything, and casually destroyed the paper and pen.

"Exercise is essential; the body is fundamental, the foundation. Even if the results are minimal, it's better than nothing," Naruto muttered to himself, tapping his fingers.

"If I want to absorb energy, I'll have to look in other alternate dimensions."

Theoretically speaking, the divine tree, symbolizing all things in the universe, can devour everything, including harmful radiation, toxins, chemicals, and even the sun.

The reason why Kaguya's Gedo Mazo was able to be destroyed by the sun was because the Gedo Mazo was an empty shell and lacked the most important chakra.

Aside from its tenacious vitality, it has no other advantages; it cannot withstand the sun's extreme heat.

If it were complete and possessed chakra, the Divine Tree would be qualified to devour the energy of the sun.

Of course, the sun's destructive power is too terrifying to stay inside forever; it needs to come out and rest every year or two.

Naruto has no intention of absorbing Earth's energy, much less devouring the sun's energy.

Nonsense, both Earth and the Sun are essential for human survival, especially the Sun, which has an incredibly high mass.

If something goes wrong with the sun, the entire solar system will perish along with it.

The safest approach is to travel to another dimension, or another world, and find a planet with abundant energy.

"Once this newly acquired divine tree has recovered to its full strength, we'll set off," Naruto said, having made up his mind.

One is the unwavering commitment to physical exercise.

One is to find a suitable planet and absorb its energy.

Two parallel paths, advancing in tandem, have allowed our strength to grow.

“Actually, there is another way to raise your power to a very high level,” Kaguya said.

"Oh, what method? Tell me about it." Naruto became a little interested.

“Infinite Tsukuyomi,” Kaguya said.

The smile on Naruto's face vanished instantly.

“You’ve already tried it out. Your so-called heart-to-heart connection, chakra resonance, and fusion have the side effect of losing emotions,” Kaguya said.

"Infinite Tsukuyomi is still the safest option. It doesn't necessarily have to include all of humanity; you can just select a portion."

"All you care about is your own family, maybe that village too. You probably don't consider anyone else."

Whether he lives or dies is none of your business, and you don't need to care or concern yourself with it.

"If you can't get over it psychologically, you can specifically target those scoundrels, scumbags, and villains."

"The only requirement for Infinite Tsukuyomi is that you are alive, a living being. There are no specific requirements regarding your individual strength. You..."

"What do you take life for?" Naruto interrupted. "You see everyone else as ants or weeds, and you have no respect for life at all."

“Life is not meant to be respected, but rather to be used. After all, human life is as fragile as paper,” Kaguya said.

"In just a few decades, we will perish. Rather than returning to the earth and turning into a pile of bones, we should become nourishment for ourselves to become stronger."

Their values ​​were seriously incompatible, and Naruto had no interest in continuing the conversation.

However, it was precisely Kaguya's words that gave him a wake-up call, making him think of many things.

Itachi's Mangekyou Sharingan, Tsukuyomi.

In the story, Obito used the chakra of the seven tailed beasts, combined with the power of the Gedo Mazo and the Rinnegan, to create the Limited Tsukuyomi.

Then there's the ultimate world-destroying technique: Infinite Tsukuyomi.

These three types of Tsukuyomi are clearly differentiated, and if we disregard the intensity and difficulty of breaking them, their effects are actually the same.

They all use chakra and eye power to construct an incredibly realistic illusion space.

The time, space, and quality are exactly the same as the real thing, so realistic that it's hard to tell the difference.

Naruto couldn't use Infinite Tsukuyomi on the whole world like Kaguya, treating everyone as nourishment for his growth.

His values, formed in his past life, wouldn't allow him to do that.

However, it must be admitted that Infinite Tsukuyomi does have its merits.

By concentrating all of humanity's chakra into his own body—though this is an external force—he would revert to his original form once the Infinite Tsukuyomi was dispelled, but...

This is indeed an effective way to achieve a major breakthrough in strength.

Is there a way to find a compromise that avoids trapping all of humanity in the Infinite Tsukuyomi, prevents turning humans into White Zetsu, and still allows us to obtain everyone's chakra?

"Hmm, I need to think about this carefully." Naruto pondered for a moment, then used Yin-Yang Release to create paper and pen, and began to write and draw on them.

It should not arouse suspicion, but rather attract people to participate actively, without causing any deaths.

After much thought, Naruto gradually began to understand.

Chapter 291 A New Approach to Infinite Tsukuyomi

Hinata sighed as she dispersed the chakra in her hands.

No, I can't calm down. My mind keeps involuntarily replaying Naruto's sleep-talking from that night.

Does he like so many people? How can I get Naruto to settle down and focus all his attention, feelings, love, and gaze on me?

Hinata figured it was almost lunchtime, so she went to the kitchen.

Roll your eyes, open.

A vast black-and-white world unfolds before your eyes.

Without the restrictions of the Caged Bird Seal, Hinata had a 360-degree, unobstructed view, allowing her to see through Naruto's current actions.

I didn't rest; I just sat on the headboard of the bed, writing and drawing in my notebook.

"Levels, exchanges, food, medicine." Hinata was completely confused, unable to understand what Naruto was writing.

Just scribbling and doodling for fun?

Upon arriving at the kitchen, Hinata instructed the puppet chef to prepare more nourishing dishes. She didn't linger in the kitchen, her curiosity getting the better of her, and returned to her bedroom.

Judging from Naruto's expression, he doesn't seem to be playing around; he looks quite serious.

"Naruto-kun, what are you doing?" Hinata sat on the edge of the bed, staring intently at the contents of the notebook, asking with a mixture of confusion and curiosity.

"Hinata, you've come at the right time. Help me with some tests," Naruto said without looking up.

"Test!" Hinata's expression changed as she recalled the time she was turned into a little rabbit by Naruto's Mangekyou Sharingan.

To be honest, it was really scary at the time; I thought I would never turn back.

Thinking of this, Hinata hesitated and cautiously asked, "What kind of test is it?"

"Haha, don't worry, there's no danger at all. I know what I'm doing," Naruto laughed.

"Because I am the user, I am from a third-person perspective and cannot truly experience the feeling of a first-person perspective. I would appreciate it if you could help me experience it."

From a third-person perspective to a first-person perspective, Hinata was even more confused.

With a snap, Naruto closed his notebook, extended his right hand, and gently placed it on Hinata's shoulder: "Don't resist."

Hinata nodded, a hint of nervousness creeping in.

The next moment, everything blurred before my eyes, and the whole world changed.

The ground beneath my feet is green grass.

The fragrance of flowers wafted into my nostrils on the gentle breeze.

Ahead lay a vast sea of ​​flowers, stretching as far as the eye could see, covering the hillsides and fields, all in vibrant red.

A meteor shower streaked across the dark night sky.

Fireflies, twinkling like stars, surrounded her.

Hinata froze, looking around. Where was she? And where was Naruto? "Naruto-kun, where are you?"

"How is it? Does it feel real? Does it feel out of place?" Naruto's voice echoed in my ears, but I couldn't see Naruto's figure.

Hinata thought for a moment, then asked uncertainly, "Could this be an illusion?"

“Yes, it’s an improved version of Infinite Tsukuyomi. I have an idea that can greatly increase my strength,” Naruto said.

"And it's not just me who benefits; everyone involved will reap huge rewards."

After listening to Naruto's brief explanation of the idea, Hinata digested it and immediately focused her attention, carefully observing her surroundings.

Look for any possible flaws and that sense of incongruity.

"No, it's not there." After searching for a while, Hinata shook her head.

"The senses of smell, touch, hearing, and taste are all exactly the same as in reality. I can't find any problems."

At this point, Hinata activated her Tenseigan, which created a slight sense of unease. She didn't hide anything from Naruto and told him, prompting him to make changes and improvements.

They only stopped when Hinata used her Tenseigan and couldn't see anything wrong or out of place.

"That's all? That's good. If there are no problems, I'll start building the world view at this level," Naruto said.

"You can also tell me your ideas. We are still in the early stages, so any good ideas or suitable ones can be added."

Hinata quickly shook her head: "I, I can't do it. I don't have a good imagination, I can't think of anything."

The main fear is that the idea might backfire and ruin things, jeopardizing Naruto's plans—that would be disastrous.

"It's okay, feel free to suggest anything you think of. If it doesn't work out, we can always change it. It's not like it's set in stone and can't be changed." Naruto laughed and said, "Speak freely and without worry."