Naruto: Starting from Eating the Gold Fruit

Chapter 290 Sarada: You're not my mom, waaaaah...

Boruto immediately sensed something was wrong when he saw Naruto's expression.

He had forgotten that the ninja academy was only reformed after his father came to power, and that the previous ninja academies were designed to train people to become ninjas.

It's not that this training method is bad, but compared to the various measures Naruto took after taking over, this method is indeed somewhat...

It's too boring and monotonous.

Moreover, these ninjas trained are, strictly speaking, a burden on the village.

Because he became a ninja, there weren't many job opportunities in Naruto's Konoha village.

To be honest, although there is a mission system for ninjas to carry out, where are there really that many missions for ninjas to perform?!

Therefore, most of the time these ninjas did not actually engage in productive labor.

Ninjas who don't engage in production either receive no salary or take on all the missions for a large profit, which is detrimental to the village's development from a stability perspective.

However, Yuya's village does not have this feature.

He deeply resented that so-called task system.

How much wasteland can a Jonin cultivate in a month?

How many disputes can it resolve?

How many transactions can it handle?

The daimyo of the Land of Fire wouldn't understand these principles.

They will only send Yuya to take on more missions to spread the influence of the Land of Fire.

If Yuya had a hundred million people under his control, they would have rebelled long ago. All they care about are your stupid missions. Are the ninjas of Konoha Village so despicable that they have to complete your missions to increase your influence?

However, the current population is not enough. We need to develop for two or three more generations to increase the population to at least 30 to 50 million before we have the confidence to confront the Land of Fire.

Secondly, this actually has its advantages.

Yuya wasn't the only one dissatisfied with this mission system.

This mission system forces many Jonin-level ninjas to take on these tasks.

If you leave Konoha to do missions, you definitely won't get your fixed monthly salary of 800,000 to 1 million ryo.

You're getting paid even though you haven't done any work? Youya thinks that even if you have money, you shouldn't spend it like that.

So here's the question: Will the Fire Country daimyo make up for the 800,000 to 1 million ryo per month?

The daimyo of the Land of Fire has the brain and thinking of a normal person, so of course he would never give out the money.

Therefore, there was a lot of resentment among the ninjas regarding this system.

You Ya witnessed this situation.

He feigned reluctance, saying he also wanted to abolish the system but couldn't; after all, he was the daimyo of the Land of Fire, and they had to give him face.

Then the ninjas' anger was directed at the daimyo of the Land of Fire.

Well, anyway, because of this mission system, the Jonin group in Konoha Village now uses a rotation system.

A new team is deployed each month to handle tasks assigned by other countries.

Well, when Konoha was first built, during the reigns of Hashirama Senju and Tobirama Senju, no one from other countries or villages was willing to come to Konoha to submit missions.

However, after Yua came to power and developed Konoha Village, Yua himself no longer wanted missions, but other villages and countries frantically threw missions at him.

Yuya was helpless and repeatedly said that Konoha Village would not do the missions and would no longer submit them, but he could not stop other people's enthusiasm.

It can only be said that people do indeed have a herd mentality and admire the strong.

When Konoha was first established, Hashirama Senju was short of money, so he actually went to other villages and countries to promote Konoha. He said that now that Konoha was established, all kinds of ninjas would be at your disposal as long as you gave us missions.

As a result, no one bothered to even acknowledge it.

Of course, this is not Hashirama Senju's fault. He was already very capable of creating a system of one country and one village. If Hashirama Senju also had the ability to manage the economy, then Yua would really suspect that Hashirama Senju was also a transmigrator like himself.

It can only be said that the saying "fortune turns like a wheel" is nothing more than this.

This system applies to Yuya's side, and it's roughly the same system in the twenty years that Boruto lives in.

In short, Naruto's transformation of Konoha after taking power can be summed up in one word: copying.

There's no reason why a path that has proven successful in another world won't work in my world.

Therefore, Boruto's first reaction after arriving in twenty years due to an accident was one of unfamiliarity.

After all, the village is gone.

Now that I've arrived in Konoha, a sense of familiarity immediately washes over me.

Yes, yes, yes, it's this kind of concrete road, with flower beds and greenery on both sides, and those tall buildings...

They're back! They're all back!

Boruto felt that everything was so familiar!

Then he heard that his father had come to the library.

So he followed.

In the end, Boruto, the class president, and Sarada were carried back to the dormitory by Naruto like chicks, one in each hand.

"Don't leave the dorm again!" Naruto warned Boruto.

After all, this is Konoha Village in another world, not the village they are familiar with. If they get lost, it will be troublesome.

After Naruto and a Naruto clone carried Boruto and the other two back, they prepared to return to the library to continue reading.

Because Naruto had asked Sakura to look after the three kids before he left, Boruto and his two companions had no choice but to stay in the dormitory.

After entrusting the three little ones to Sai's care, Sakura slipped out of the dormitory, leaving Sai completely bewildered.

She's going to Konoha Hospital to take a look.

"Ah, what a pity. I finally made it to this world, and I even saw so many comic books on the first floor of that library. What a shame." Boruto put his hands behind his head, but he didn't notice that the little knuckles of his fingers were gradually becoming ethereal.

Sarada's eyes also held a hint of sadness.

Just as Boruto's first reaction upon arriving in this world was to find Naruto, Sarada also wanted to see her mother.

Boruto's eyes darted around and he noticed the slightly sad expression on Sarada's face.

So he simply got up and said to Sarada, "Since you want to go see, then go see. Didn't your mother say she's going to the hospital in Konoha?"

"Anyone can tell you where Konoha's hospital is by asking around."

Sarada paused, then looked up and turned her face away. "I... I didn't want to..."

Boruto pouted: "If you're not going, then I'll just stay here and watch TV."

The variety of television programs in this world seems to be much greater than where we are.

Sarada was immediately caught in a dilemma.

Seeing that her friend clearly still wanted to see her mother, the class monitor chimed in, "It's alright, Sarada, just go see her. Anyway... she can't possibly know you're from the future..."

Sarada was persuaded by the class representative, and so, half an hour later:

Sarada looked at Sakura Haruno, who had changed into a white nurse's uniform, and a slight blush rose in her eyes...

Until... Sakura discovered the three little ones...

Sakura instantly erupted in fury: "You three brats! Do you know where you are?! This is a hospital! A hospital! Did you wash your hands?! Did you disinfect your hands?! How dare you come to the hospital dressed like this?!"

The redness in Sarada's eyes vanished instantly, and she was so frightened she almost knelt on the ground...

This...this...this isn't my gentle mother!

(End of this chapter)