Naruto: I get stronger by drawing lots

"When did you start caring about this kind of thing? That's really strange."

Tsukiki glanced at Tsunade.

"Well, I'll just take a look for you while I'm at it. You should thank me for that."

"Okay, whatever you say is right."

Yue Shu shrugged.

"It's not good for someone so young to be thinking about love and puppy love all the time."

"Furthermore, adults who do nothing at home, only know how to lie down and drink tea, and who now encourage children to have early romantic relationships are very unpopular."

"Tch, I'm very popular."

"That's because they don't know your true nature."

"Ok?"

Yue Shu felt her head being grabbed and immediately changed her story.

"I'm sorry, I was wrong."

"You really don't hesitate at all. I thought you would stick to it."

"Why would I do that? It's not pleasing at all."

"Tch, not manly at all."

Tsunade released her grip on Tsukiki's head, and the two walked side by side.

"Of course I'm not a man. Have you ever seen an eight-year-old man?"

"A man's worth is not limited by age."

Tsunade glanced at Tsukiki, who was only a little above her waist.

"A real man is someone who embodies a certain spirit. Well, you wouldn't understand if I explained it all to you, you little brat."

"cut."

"Haha, you'll become a real man from now on, just like last time."

Tsunade spoke softly.

Yue Shu glanced at it from the side and then looked away.

Today, Konoha remains peaceful as always, a brief peace achieved at the cost of tens of thousands of lives.

Tsunade and Tsukiki, one big and one small, walked in the sunlight, their steps synchronized as they headed home.

The sunlight in Konoha was just right, gentle and soft, falling on the two of them and casting shadows of one large and one small.

The two shadows, one big and one small, walked and walked, their footsteps slowly merging together.

The streets were still the same, a little noisy.

The duel ended just like that, and Tsukiki's life returned to normal, just like before, peaceful and uneventful.

That's it.

At this moment, this is what Yue Shu was thinking.

Chapter Thirteen: The Forgotten

Two weeks have passed since Tsukiki and Minato Namikaze's duel, and Tsukiki's daily life remains unchanged, except that Minato Namikaze is no longer in his class.

Minato Namikaze passed the exam to graduate early, and everyone present became a glorious genin ahead of time, instead of being a student like Tsukiki who still had to attend classes in the classroom.

Tree didn't care much about this month. To him, genin and students were not as good as students. He only had to go to school for a short time each day, and he could spend the rest of the time being lazy. He was too happy.

He was a homebody in his previous life. He wasn't an ambitious person, nor did he undergo any personality change. How could he possibly become motivated and forever strive for the highest peak just because he transmigrated?

Besides, we live in a peaceful time, so why force yourself? Life is about being happy.

This is Yue Shu's philosophy and motto for life: If the sky falls, there are tall people to hold it up. Don't always think of yourself as a savior or the protagonist. This world is not a game world. Everyone is real. What makes you think you are the protagonist?

Tsukiki disdains male protagonists who change their personalities after transmigrating and are obsessed with becoming stronger and building a harem. They act like they've evolved just because they transmigrate. They were originally otaku and useless people for over twenty years, but after transmigrating, they're like completely different people.

"You're really lazy."

Tsunade went out for a walk after a long time, and when she returned home, she saw Tsukiki lying on the tatami mat after school.

"I just don't want you to say that to me."

Tsukiki yawned and glanced sideways at Tsunade.

This woman is much lazier than him. She usually doesn't do anything and just lies around doing nothing.

Tsunade didn't respond and simply lay down next to Tsukiki.

"Hey, don't you have any goals? Like becoming Hokage or something. It's not good to act like an old man at such a young age."

"The goal is to open a store, it's simple. Okay, that's the end of the topic."

No sooner had Tsunade finished speaking than Tsukiki immediately chimed in, leaving Tsunade completely bewildered.

"If those who aspire to become Hokage heard this, they would be very sad. Konoha's number one genius."

"Let them do what they want; I'm not stopping them."

"It's not cute at all."

"I'm really sorry."

Tsunade and Tsukiki were lying on the tatami mats. It was afternoon, and soon they both felt sleepy.

"Lady Tsunade, Lady Tsunade!"

The sound of silence coming from outside instantly dispelled most of Tsukiki and Tsunade's drowsiness.

The door was opened with a snap, and sure enough, it was Shizune, dressed all in black, who appeared.

"What's wrong? Mute it."

"You haven't taught me medical ninjutsu yet."

Tsunade covered her forehead with her hand, suddenly remembering this troublesome matter.

"Okay, let's go to the yard."

Tsunade always wanted to skip work, but after seeing Shizune's eyes, she had no choice but to obediently become Shizune's teacher.

"Keep it up!"

Tsukiki clenched her fist, then turned over and continued lying down.

""

With Shizune's gleaming eyes right beside her, Tsunade had no choice but to take her to the courtyard.

The temperature in the afternoon was just right; it was warm enough without a blanket, perfect for a nap.

Tsukiki only lay there for a short while before her eyes unconsciously closed.

"Is anyone there? Is anyone there? Please, save me! I don't want to die!"

"If there is an afterlife, I really hope I can be a carefree person, not having to struggle for a living every day. I can run a small shop, cook the food I like, and have a gentle wife. That would be enough. God, my wish is just that simple!"

"Moon Tree! Moon Tree!"

With two sentences echoing in different voices in her mind, Yue Shu slowly opened her eyes.

Shizune and Tsunade were just a few dozen centimeters away from her, and there was a hint of worry in their eyes.

"Didn't you go to learn medical ninjutsu?"

Tsukiki asked, and Tsunade and Shizune stared directly at him.

"It's already dinnertime."

Shizune didn't speak; it was Tsunade who spoke.

"Eh?"

Looking to the side, Yue Shu saw that the courtyard was already tinged with red in the twilight, the light of the setting sun painting the courtyard and the tatami mats.

"Is it already this time? Looks like I slept for quite a while. It's my turn to cook dinner today. I'll go make it right away."

After Yue Shu finished speaking, she was about to stand up.

"You should wash your face first."

Tsunade sighed and said softly.

"I think so too. Also, I'll cook dinner tonight. Yue Shu should rest today; she seems a bit tired."

The sound of silence is already gentle, but today it is even softer, like a spring breeze.

Yue Shu was a little confused. Following their words, she raised her hand to wipe her face, only to find that her hand was wet.

Tears were streaming down my face unconsciously and without my awareness; my mind was completely blank.

Tsukiki stared blankly at her wet arms.

"Take a good rest, I'm going to make dinner."

Shizune said softly, then got up and went to the kitchen, where only Tsunade was still there.

"Hey."

Tsukiki looked up at Tsunade. Tsukiki had no idea what had happened to her; she had just woken up from a nap and ended up like this. Oh right, and those two sentences—two sentences she had no recollection of—made her calm heart flutter.

Do you remember? Things from the past.

"What do you mean?"

"It seems you don't remember."

Tsunade scratched her hair, while Tsukiki watched from the side.

"Well, I don't know either. You'll have to find out for yourself."

Tsunade said it in one breath and then walked away, leaving Tsukiki standing there stunned.

"What is this guy saying now?"

Tsukiki made a habitual remark, but then fell silent.