Escape From Konoha

Let me mention here that many people may have some misunderstandings about human experiments.

But human experiments are actually very formal medical experiments. Without human experiments, medical science will not be able to advance. Many of the advanced medical technologies we enjoy now are derived from human experiments.

There are four rules to be followed when conducting human experiments.

1: Follow the principle of informed consent of the parties.

2: The principle of safeguarding the interests of the parties.

3: Develop principles of medicine.

4: Adhere to scientific principles.

Of the above four items, the protagonist did not abide by the first rule, and the other three were all complied with. If you look at it carefully, you will know. I should have written it in the text, so don't talk about such things again, and put the rhythm in the chapter posts.

Vomited.

Others are talking about the protagonist's recent thoughts on what to do with Konoha.

Then I can clearly say here that the cognitive level of the protagonist and the cognitive level of Konoha are fundamentally incompatible, and it is impossible to combine them.

Also, don't hold the view that Konoha is evil. The protagonist thought Konoha was evil at first, and he brought it into his own perspective, not from the perspective of the ninja world.

With the expansion of the perspective, the protagonist not only sees the ninja world from the perspective of the previous life, but also looks at it from the perspective of the present, and will naturally have some positive views on Konoha.

Konoha is indeed a relatively good ninja village in the ninja world, although the ninja world's ninja village is worse than anyone else.

No matter what, the protagonist will not join Konoha, nor will he make some changes through Konoha. Leaving Konoha is an inevitable and necessary choice.

Because there is a series of plans to be carried out in Konoha, it is inevitable that the senior management of Konoha will not be able to hide it. Coupled with the issues of identity and status, the success rate is too low.

Moreover, when someone eats someone else's cake, they will notify in advance - I'm going to touch your cake, you high-level officials and big nobles should prepare in advance...

Na Na Na, there shouldn't be such a person, right?