A child not even four feet tall and no more than five years old was opening his mouth to discuss the issue of war in the shinobi world.
No matter how one looked at it, it was ridiculous.
Yet for some inexplicable reason, Tsunade actually felt that he truly understood!
"This is absurd. How could I believe him? I even took out a pen and notebook?" Tsunade truly felt like an idiot.
But what was even more outrageous was that, despite being deeply conflicted, she did not question him. Instead, she simply sat there properly and upright.
After all, she had already been convinced by him once!
"Before we discuss the causes of war in the shinobi world, I want to ask you: what do you think is the main reason conflict in the shinobi world never ends?" Ningyuan asked.
"Hatred!" Tsunade thought for a moment, then said, "The predecessor of the shinobi villages was the Sengoku era. During that time, the various clans fought each other and accumulated countless grudges. Those grudges were inherited by the villages and eventually developed into wars between shinobi villages!"
"Did you come up with that yourself, or did it come from your granduncle and great-uncle?" Ningyuan asked.
Tsunade blushed and answered frankly, "What is wrong with inheriting my grandfather's ideas?"
"That works too!" Ningyuan nodded. "Your idea is one of the mainstream views in the shinobi world. There is actually another mainstream view: misunderstanding between people."
"Uh..." Tsunade remembered who held that view.
Jiraiya.
He seemed to believe that wars began because people could not understand one another.
"This idea originated from the Ninshu a thousand years ago. The Sage of Six Paths believed that the reason war covered the land was because people could not understand one another. If they could understand