They're promoting the "Konoha threat" theory, and spouting nonsense about the Hidden

Chapter 129 Unofficial histories may not be true, but they are certainly unofficial.

"The Grand Ceremony of Respect for the Ninja, A General History of the Ninja World, and the Annals of

Shui Jingtai muttered to himself, touching the gleaming gold characters, and suddenly felt a strange excitement in his mind.

He suddenly had a feeling that this book was very important to him. So, with this excitement, he opened the book with trembling hands.

"Shuiwen was the second son of the late king... His mother once rested by the bank of a great marsh and dreamed of encountering a god. At that time, there was thunder and lightning, and darkness. The late king went to look and saw a dragon above her. Afterwards, she became pregnant and gave birth to Shuiwen..."

The entire article is basically based on the records of all the powerful rulers in the previous life, and it basically uses all the words that can beautify it.

From the moment of Mizuki Keita's birth, there were signs of divine interaction, rainbows in his dreams, Buddha's light shining upon him, and extraordinary phenomena at birth. In his childhood, he was exceptionally intelligent, respectful to his superiors and humble to his inferiors. As an adult, he was skilled in both literature and martial arts, and the position of daimyo was well-deserved by all.

Then came the day of his ascension to the throne. The Ninja War broke out. Under the previous king's rule, the country was in ruins and the people were suffering. How did he lead his people to defeat the country that surrounded him under such circumstances?

In short, the main point is that the Land of Water cannot exist without Mizukita, and its people cannot exist without him. Only under Mizukita's leadership can the Land of Water grow from weak to strong, from poverty to prosperity.

"Fortunately, when I was planning to compile a general history of the ninja world, I wrote this article first in order to find someone to endorse it, otherwise it would have been really difficult to handle at this time."

Hozuki Shingetsu looked at Mizuki Keita, whose face was flushed and whose body was involuntarily twisting slightly, and secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

As the principal of the Ninja Academy, Hozuki Shingetsu has been trying every means to brainwash the students.

The most effective way to brainwash these six- or seven-year-old ninja school students, besides daily oaths and slogans and political education, is to distort history and teach it.

After all, the education system of the previous universe country shows how effective it is to brainwash and blindly educate the masses by rewriting history.

Furthermore, the history of the ninja world was already severely damaged due to the existence of Black Zetsu and the wars that lasted for a thousand years. Basically, apart from Black Zetsu, no one had a detailed understanding of the thousand-year history of the ninja world, which made it even easier for Hozuki Shingetsu to tamper with history.

Given the precedent set by the Space Kingdom, Hozuki Shingetsu had a general idea of ​​what the process of rewriting history was like.

First of all, the ancestors of Kirigakure in the Land of Water must have been glorious and their lineage must have been long-standing.

Given that Kirigakure has only been established for a few decades, this "ancestor" can be roughly equated to the Hozuki clan, who founded Kirigakure.

Therefore, the bloodline of the Hozuki clan, the rulers of Kirigakure, must be traceable to the Sage of Six Paths—in a sense, this is not wrong, since any ninja, as the founder of Ninshu, can trace their bloodline back to the Sage of Six Paths.

However, due to various reasons—which of course cannot be separated from the treacherous and cunning forces of the four major powers—we are now forced into a state of decline.

In this process, various techniques such as contrast, embellishment, and suggestion can be used to highlight the "glory" of the ancestors of Kirigakure and their current "decline," thereby making everyone who knows this history feel a deep sense of humiliation.

I feel proud of the glorious and long history of the Hozuki clan, as well as ashamed of my current "decline in fortune" and angry at the actions of the evil elements of the four great nations.

With such complex emotions at its core, how could it not brainwash a group of students?

At the same time, while one may "beautify" one's own country's history to a "certain degree," one need not be so polite about the history of other countries.

In describing the history of other countries, the general idea is that anything bad or negative must be reproduced in detail and in a factual manner.

Anything that is good or positive should not only be rejected using subtle and euphemistic language, but also its fundamental motives should be examined and refuted.

For example, how could such a glorious and righteous thing as the Senju clan of Konoha giving up their clan name in order to strengthen the internal ties of the village appear in the objective and fair history book compiled by Kirigakure?

How can we allow the next generation of children to grow up accepting this false history created by Konoha's deceptive propaganda?

Therefore, we must have the courage to explore that lost history and record the unspeakable truth behind Konoha, the past when the Senju clan was constrained by the village's Wood Release experiment plan and had no choice but to do so!

For example, why did Madara Uchiha, one of the founders of Konoha, rebel and leave Konoha?

Among them, friends turned against each other. Could we also write about Hashirama Senju's "personality flaws"?

After all, it takes two to tango. Putting aside the facts, if it weren't for Hashirama Senju and Konoha, would Madara Uchiha have defected?

So can you guarantee that Hashirama Senju and Konoha will definitely be fine?

Besides that, the unsubstantiated rumors about Tobirama Senju and Izuna Uchiha are also worth writing about!

After all, the "General History of the Ninja World," compiled by Kirigakure itself, is not considered official history in a sense, but rather a kind of unofficial history.

As we all know, unofficial history is not necessarily true, but it must be unofficial!

It was under this guiding principle that Hozuki Shingetsu authorized Akiba Masanobu to compile this "General History of the Ninja World".

Its effects are mainly twofold. One is to use it for internal cultural propaganda and education, and to brainwash people, so that students and even the people of Kirigakure feel proud of the Hozuki clan's glorious past, and thus develop spiritual worship for the Hozuki clan.

Secondly, in this era where historical records of various countries are incomplete, they are taking the lead in writing history, seizing this blank high ground, and influencing a group of people who are unaware of the truth.

After all, most people approach books, especially history books, with a sense of reverence.

Basically, when reading history books, as long as it's something I haven't read before and it doesn't conflict with what I've learned, I accept whatever the history books say.

And coincidentally, Hozuki Shingetsu can guarantee that basically no one has read the contents of this general history of the ninja world.

To make it seem more realistic, Hozuki Shingetsu even planned to have someone use transformation techniques to transform into a historical figure and make some historically accurate poses, which would then be used as illustrations in the "General History of the Ninja World".

As we all know, pictures can't be photoshopped, so who would dare say that my history book is not true?

Besides authenticity, we also need to consider its transmissibility.

Although writing "The General History of the Ninja World" is not difficult in terms of writing difficulty, and you only need to let your imagination run wild and make things up, Hozuki Shingetsu still needs to find someone to endorse and support the book for the sake of authority.

Looking at the people around him, is there anyone more suitable than Shui Jingtai?

After all, everyone knows how much their adoptive father loves his reputation.

However, to Hozuki Shingetsu's surprise, someone exposed his extensive recruitment of talent from other countries, causing Sui Keita's attitude towards him to reverse so drastically.

So Hozuki Shingetsu went all out and directly attached the unfinished "General History of the Ninja World" to the non-existent "Grand Regent's Encyclopedia".

In this way, not only can they persuade the famous author to endorse the book, but they can also get the cost of compiling the book reimbursed.

Even the name of compiling the "Jingtai Encyclopedia" can perfectly explain the subsequent recruitment of professionals from all walks of life - after all, how can one compile a masterpiece without the help of people from all walks of life?

In this way, it would be more than just a win-win situation.

They've won so many times they're practically ecstatic!

There will be another chapter around 9 or 10 pm.

(End of this chapter)