Education is an extremely important task for every country and every place.
Especially for ninjas... why did tragedies keep occurring in the Shinobi World?
Because before the ninja villages were established... children had to go to the battlefield from the moment they were old enough, learning only the skills of killing. Later, the Second Hokage established the Ninja Academy system, but... the wars still never stopped~
Even in times of peace, they still needed to take on missions.
Therefore, a ninja's qualities were basically centered on completing missions and improving their combat strength. As for their worldview... just kidding. Only ninjas who survived had the chance to talk about their worldview. As for everything else... they could only rely on their own hearts.
The essence of the ninjas in each village... depended largely on what kind of personality the child had.
Take Naruto, for example... he could practically be named the spokesman for the new generation's "forgiving hat" of the Shinobi World~
Therefore, to prevent another tragedy from occurring in Sunagakure, reforming education was also of utmost importance.
The concept of teaching according to aptitude had to be implemented. In addition, attention had to be paid to shaping their worldview, the students' mental resilience, and their moral character.
Look!
Why had Sasori, the genius of Sunagakure, gone to such extremes?
After seeing the enemy who had killed his parents commit suicide, why had he still been unable to let go of his hatred, transferring it instead onto the bewildered Third Kazekage at the time?
Wasn't it because the teachers and parents had failed to notice the changes in the child's mind and had not guided his inner feelings in time, causing him to embark on a path of no return?
From the fact that he had held back during his