Naruto: After Unifying the Shinobi World, I Invaded Parallel Shinobi Worlds
Chapter 185

Why Isn't Your Empire Also an Invader?

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"You actually had the heart to let those precious Genin, those young souls who had yet to mature and should have been filled with dreams and hope, be swept into the vortex of that cruel and merciless war!"

"You treat ninjas—highly trained individuals who should represent wisdom, courage, and the guardians of civilization—as nothing more than cold tools of war, endless war machines. Your world is deformed. This is the ultimate desecration of the value of life!"

"And we are fundamentally different from your world. We have a profound understanding of respecting life and developing its potential, and our principles are worlds apart from yours!"

"In our nation, the system for cultivating ninjas is entirely different. We know that every ninja is a unique talent, and fighting on the battlefield is the lowest use of their abilities."

"Our ninja education system is broad and thorough. The Empire cultivates them into elites in every field—whether medicine, engineering, art, or philosophy, they can become beacons leading the age forward."

"Only top-level Jonin who have endured countless challenges and trials, and displayed extraordinary wisdom, unyielding willpower, and outstanding abilities, are qualified to shoulder the responsibility of safeguarding national security and embark on the path to the battlefield. This selection mechanism ensures that every ounce of strength is used where it matters, rather than wasted needlessly."

"An elite Jonin can easily deal with dozens or hundreds of Genin. What meaning is there in dragging such beings onto the battlefield?"

"War has never been the best way to solve problems. It only brings endless pain and destruction. You seem to have overlooked a more fundamental question—why direct such powerful forces toward destruction instead of construction?"

"The population problem you're worried about stems from the unequal distribution of resources and lagging economic development. Just imagine: if

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