The Shinobi World, Villages, and Clans

On July 7th, Hinata and her group returned to Konoha.

In the world of ninjas, there is no such thing as "when one place is in trouble, help comes from all sides".

Although Sunagakure suffered a terrorist attack, other countries have done a good job by not offering any assistance, let alone taking advantage of the Sunagakure.

Although the Land of Fire and the Land of Wind are allies, and Konoha and Sunagakure are also allies, Hinata found that the village was still thriving after returning to Konoha, and nothing had changed because of the events in Sunagakure.

Perhaps some people are secretly gloating!

For example, a purple-haired girl in the Anbu who wishes to remain anonymous...

In fact, Konoha was willing to send ninjas to help Sunagakure maintain the peace and stability of the Land of Wind, but unfortunately Sunagakure might not be so willing.

Just a few days after the attack on Sunagakure, the once peaceful and stable Konoha was now filled with suspicion and fear.

Even Konoha secretly dispatched a large number of ninjas and Anbu to strengthen security at the border in order to prevent other countries from taking the opportunity to infiltrate the Land of Fire and cause trouble.

Hinata had read about the history of the ninja village's development.

The first three major wars in the Shinobi World were different from the fourth. The fourth war was related to the well-being of the entire world, which is why such a large-scale ninja war occurred.

However, wars between ninja villages have unspoken rules, and are more about disrupting the economy and security of other countries.

For example!

If a nobleman from the Land of Fire were to be assassinated by a ninja from another country, the Land of Fire's security and economy would inevitably be damaged.

However, other nobles and officials in the country insisted on hiring Konoha Ninja to ensure their personal safety.

This is the real ninja war; the relationship between the Five Great Shinobi Villages is not as simple as it seems on the surface.

The above are Hinata's personal opinions.

The ninja's survival strategy dictated that they could only profit from war.

However, ninjas are also human, and they experience emotions such as joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness. It is the deaths of comrades and loved ones that fill this world with hatred.

Why did Madara Uchiha feel so hopeless about the world, even believing that the dream world of the 'Infinite Tsukuyomi' could truly bring peace to the world?

The way of life of a ninja is inevitably accompanied by hatred, yet as human beings of flesh and blood, ninjas also want to stay away from hatred.

But once the world is at peace, ninjas will no longer be needed.

If a merchant with no power travels to another country and there are no bandits, robbers, or ninjas to assassinate or rob him along the way, would this merchant still hire ninjas for protection?

Definitely not!

However, without missions, the ninjas would have no source of funding.

Without war, the country will reduce funding for the ninja village.

A ninja can only learn how to kill in his lifetime. They don't understand governance or economics. Letting ninjas govern a country will only make the country more chaotic.

The Land of Rain.

Hanzo of the Salamander once ruled the Land of Rain as the leader of Amegakure, but the result was a country that wept.

This is where ninjas face the greatest despair.

Konoha is doing well now, with its two main economic pillars—movies and hospitals—and government funding and mercenary missions can meet the ninjas' survival needs.

The more she experienced, the more Hinata felt the immense pressure that the world placed on ninjas.

The Ninja Code, as a set of rules governing the behavior of ninjas, became popular at some unknown time.

But every ninja abides by the ninja code, even a rogue ninja like Kakuzu.

For ordinary people, the Ninja Regulations were actually a good thing, at least ninjas wouldn't abuse their power.

Walking the streets of Konoha, experiencing the local customs and culture of Sunagakure, and witnessing the terrorist attack on Sunagakure, Hinata felt more and more that Konoha could be considered a rare paradise in the Shinobi World.

Hinata suddenly thought of Karin, whose body was covered in teeth marks...

As can be seen from the Original Story, although Orochimaru is terrifying, Karin seems to have a strange dependence on Orochimaru.

After being Sasuke by Sasuke's 'Chidori Sharp Spear', Karin actually went to Orochimaru to act cute.

Perhaps for Karin, being taken away by Orochimaru was a kind of relief!

Hinata saw a meme about Hokage in her previous life: someone online said that the entire Naruto manga is a childhood misery contest.

Although these tragedies were caused by people, Hinata believed that the real cause was the ninja's survival mode and the still imperfect rules.

Hinata is actually a law-abiding citizen.

Even though Hinata now possesses unparalleled power in the Shinobi World, Hinata would rather be an ordinary ninja in Konoha.

Having experienced a peaceful life in her previous life, Hinata deeply understands that only under perfect rules can people truly have a peaceful life.

"Forget it! Let's just take it one step at a time!"

Hinata was somewhat disheartened.

Although she had just personally instigated chaos in the Shinobi World, Hinata still felt like a nobody and couldn't do anything as a leader to shake the world.

A leader's personal charisma has nothing to do with his or her strength.

"Speaking of which..."

The chaos that erupted in Sunagakure a few days ago brought an unexpected surprise to Hinata, the transmigrator.

Let me make this clear first, Hinata is absolutely not gloating.

Due to the covert actions of certain high-ranking members of Sunagakure, Gaara's prestige in the village plummeted to its lowest point.

Jinchuriki are inherently 'unstable' ultimate weapons, and Gaara went berserk more than once when he was a child. In the past two years, although Gaara has changed a lot and is quite prestigious among the younger generation in Sunagakure, he still finds it difficult to gain the recognition of adults.

If Sunagakure hadn't been so desperate for talent, Gaara would never have become the Fifth Kazekage.

From Hinata's perspective as a transmigrator, Gaara, after his transformation, could indeed be considered a rare talent.

He is mature, farsighted, and possesses considerable combat intelligence...

If Gaara is sidelined by the Sunagakure leadership, those idiots will be easier to manipulate.

At least regarding the Akatsuki, many people still can't see things clearly.

In the Original Story, Gaara was truly recognized by Sunagakure when Deidara attacked the Sunagakure, Gaara risked his life to block Deidara's bomb, protecting the people of Sunagakure.

Now that Deidara is dead, without that incident, even if Gaara is kidnapped by Akatsuki, it will be difficult for him to gain the village's approval, right?

Although thinking this way feels a bit unfair to the little panda, Hinata genuinely believes it's better this way.

Back at the Hyuga residence, seeing that familiar gate, Hinata felt a strange sense of peace.

Home is the warmest place.

Back here, Hinata feels that everything outside is irrelevant to her, and everything is handled by Hyuga Hiashi. Hinata can safely hide under the protection of her clan and do what she wants to do most.

"But that's precisely why I want to bring my family along!"