It took Naruto only a little over twenty minutes to make friends with Konoha's villagers.
After that, he left everything to the ninja clans to handle. As for policies like turning education into an industry, Naruto had no idea about them.
In truth, Naruto was not overly passionate about the position of Hokage.
Under the system's guidance, his sights had long ceased to be fixed on the tiny Ninja World. Instead, they were set on the broader world beyond it.
The outside world was where the real excitement lay. There were more fascinating principles and laws there, as well as more legendary talents. Once he had become friends with every ninja and ordinary person in the Ninja World, he would have the system take him to that outside world.
Only by stepping into the myriad heavens and universes could there be a possibility of eternity.
Being content in a tiny Ninja World would forever make one a frog at the bottom of a well.
Now, Naruto was simply waiting to take the Hokage seat. Then he would set out on a journey to other Ninja Villages, traveling, cultivating, and making friends along the way. That kind of life was truly desirable.
After returning to the Breeding Farm, Naruto began cultivating.
He had to complete all the golden marks across his body as soon as possible. It was a long and arduous task, one that allowed him no room whatsoever to slack off.
When the others saw that Naruto had already become Hokage yet still cultivated so diligently, they immediately felt ashamed of themselves. One after another, they left Naruto's Breeding Farm and returned to their clans' training grounds to cultivate.
As for Sasuke, he had gained his brother Itachi's ocular power, and his Sharingan had evolved into the Eternal Mangekyo