As one of Konoha's Sannin, Jiraiya's strength and reputation were beyond question.
And as Minato's teacher, Kushina also acknowledged how Teacher Jiraiya had nurtured him, which was why she had always called him Teacher Jiraiya, just like Minato did.
But to say something utterly disrespectful, Kushina had always believed that ninja did not have three prohibitions, but four!
Besides not being allowed to abuse ninjutsu, having to keep secrets, and never revealing one's identity, the fourth prohibition was not to learn from Teacher Jiraiya!
As everyone knew, Teacher Jiraiya was a ninja who had carved lechery into his genes. Minato had not gone astray under his influence because Minato himself was exceptionally outstanding, and because Kushina had known Minato since childhood.
But compared to Minato at the same age, her son Naruto was simply foolishly innocent. What if Teacher Jiraiya led him astray?
Kushina felt that Naruto's most ideal teacher candidate was actually Yoru Machi standing before her.
There was no need to mention their relationship. Beyond that, there was Yoru Machi's strength, as well as his teaching ability.
As far as strength went, Kushina believed Yoru Machi was the most powerful and talented ninja she had ever seen.
She had once believed that her husband Minato did not lose to anyone in either talent or strength. Only after meeting Yoru Machi did she realize that there were differences even between geniuses.
As for teaching disciples, one only needed to look at the difference between Rin being Minato's student and being Yoru Machi's student.
"As for me, forget it. Big Sister Kushina, you know that I made a vow before—I only take female disciples.
And while I admit Naruto is an idiot, aren't you underestimating your child too much?
As far as I know, Naruto was able to successfully become