Naruto: The village was on the verge of bankruptcy, and I struck oil.

On the way, Nagato said, "Lord Tsuchikage Onoki will not arrive until tomorrow."

Grandpa Ohnoki was always a step too late.

Mu Feng: "It's okay, I'll wait for him for a day."

Tomorrow is the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the completion of the railway between the Land of Rain and the Land of Earth.

Actually, the railway lines are already connected; Mufeng and Onoki just came to cut the ribbon.

Rain-Enduring Pavilion.

Nagato really did prepare a banquet to entertain Mu Feng.

He also renovated the originally cold and lifeless interior.

It looks just like a high-end hotel.

Mu Feng looked him over with satisfaction.

"It seems you really put your heart into it."

Mu Feng sat down at one end of the rectangular table.

Mu Feng greeted Payne.

"Come on, have a drink with me."

I wonder if puppets can eat and drink.

I'll take a look today. jj.br>

Payne did not speak.

Nagato's voice came from behind the screen in the room.

"How about I have a drink with you, sir?"

Konan pushed Nagato, who was in a wheelchair, out of the room.

Mu Feng had never met Nagato before.

However, just look at the long black rod stuck in the wheelchair behind him.

Mu Feng knew who it was.

Nagato was no longer the skinny, bony figure he once was.

Sitting in his wheelchair, he had a rosy complexion and well-developed muscles, looking like a fitness enthusiast.

Mu Feng pretended to be surprised.

"who are you?"

Nagato was pushed to the other end of the long table to face Mu Feng.

"My lord, why ask a question you already know the answer to?"

"I am Nagato, the true leader of the Akatsuki organization and Amegakure."

Since Nagato is being so honest, Mu Feng shouldn't pretend to be stupid either.

"Haha, I'm really surprised."

"I never expected you would actually come out to meet me."

Nagato: "I also wanted to keep quiet before, but after thinking it over, I think it's better to talk to the Kazekage face to face."

Something unusual must be going on.

Mu Feng nodded.

"So what do you want to talk about?"

Nagato: "My lord, what are your ideals?"

Mu Feng scratched his head.

"Why do people keep asking me about my ideals?"

"I don't have any ideals. I just want to make everyone in the ninja world suffer, the kind of suffering that comes from being rich to the point of boredom."

Nagato...

Can you please not mention the pain?

Ok.

"So, what do adults feel they're still missing to achieve their dreams?"

Mu Feng stroked his chin.

"It doesn't seem like anything's missing."

Is there anything wrong?

Nagato nodded.

"of course."

"The four major villages are now obstacles blocking the ideals of adults."

"I know that adults are constantly exporting technology and technological products to improve productivity, but the wealth ultimately flows to the rich, not to everyone."

A glint flashed in Mu Feng's eyes.

"It seems you've grown a lot during this time."

Nagato: "Our Amegakure is also developing, and I need to understand and handle many things. Of course, we are also aware of the new situations that arise after the development."

Mu Feng chuckled, "So, in that case, isn't your Rain Village also an obstacle for me?"

Nagato's expression turned serious.

He said seriously, "No, our Akatsuki organization is absolutely fair. We treat every villager equally. Wealth is not important to us."

This is also true.

The leadership of the Rain Ninja consists of him and Konan.

Both of them were solely focused on reviving the Ten-Tails and using Infinite Tsukuyomi.

There was absolutely no selfishness involved.

Puppets don't need wealth.

Chapter 383 is a bit too chuunibyou (a Japanese term for someone with delusions of grandeur).

In the ninja world, every single villain is a bit of a chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur).

Take Madara Uchiha, for example. He lost all popular support because of his arrogance, yet he still wanted to become Hokage. He plotted and schemed, burying himself in a cave for decades, and in the end, his so-called grand plan wasn't even his own idea, but rather something Black Zetsu instilled in him.

You're supposed to be a hero of the ninja world, a powerful figure who dominated the scene for so many years. Don't you have a brain? You're incredibly stupid.

Nagato is also similarly a chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur).

Your good brother Yahiko is dead, the organization has been destroyed, so if you're going to take revenge, then take it properly.

After defeating Hanzo the Salamander, he actually started thinking about world peace.

They think they're saviors.

They're so busy building their careers and acquiring so many technical skills that they don't even think about treating their own health first.

Is the world really that worth saving?

If the people in the world don't cherish themselves and don't even think about peace, what's the point of your own efforts?

Heroes emerge in response to global trends and calls for change.

Time comes and the world has the same force, and it is not free to transport heroes.

The biggest problem in the ninja world is that if you make peace, what will happen to all the ninjas who make a living from war and conflict?

Will they feel at ease and at peace?

With a million wandering samurai, will the world of ninjas find peace?

The first thing to do is to find a way to turn swords into plowshares, so that ninjas and samurai can find their place in a new, peaceful world.

When everyone realizes that peace is more beneficial than war, then peace will naturally follow.

Instead of forcibly creating something like the Eye of the Moon and using mental control to achieve peace.

That's all fake.

Even in a peaceful world like The Matrix, bugs still exist, eventually leading to a loss of control.

For a race like humans, which is inherently prone to self-destruction, absolute stillness and peace mean decline, death, and destruction.

Mu Feng was pleased that Nagato was now discussing wealth with him.

The chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) boy has finally made some progress.

He began to think about some issues that he had not paid attention to or ignored before.

Mu Feng smiled and said, "So, how do you think we should solve this problem?"

Nagato: "My lord, do you truly wish for everyone in the ninja world to enjoy a prosperous life?"

Mu Feng pointed to the sky.

"Nagato, a true strongman disdains to hide his thoughts."

"A true ideal should be like the sun, shining brightly in the sky so that everyone can see it. Then there will inevitably be people who follow it."

"Those who plot in the shadows are called conspiracies."

"Intrigues will only lead to bitter consequences."

Mu Feng's words caused Nagato to ponder for a long time.

Isn't he the one who thinks he has great ideals but always hides in the shadows plotting all sorts of schemes?

The teenager, who was in a chuunibyou phase, began to reflect on himself.

"So, sir, what if they no longer follow you?"