Ronglin smiled and gave an example:
"We invest money to build ninja schools and enroll children with potential. As for teachers, we can send suitable, experienced lower-ranking ninja to serve as instructors. These teachers don't need to be particularly strong, do they?"
"All they need to do is teach these children the basics. Once any of them display exceptional talent, they can be transferred to Konoha's main school for a more comprehensive education. That way, we can gather more and more talented individuals."
This plan was modeled after the selective school admissions system from Ronglin's previous life.
Schools would be established everywhere, and the small group of top-performing students from these basic schools could enter Konoha to receive a more complete education. That way, Konoha would only grow stronger and stronger.
Although Konoha had the largest population among the major ninja villages, it was still insignificant compared to the entire country.
Just imagine it—if basic ninja schools were established throughout the Land of Fire, and talented children were sent to Konoha every year, what would that mean?
"This seems like an excellent idea. More and more fresh blood will enter Konoha, continuously strengthening its overall power. And even if ordinary children have no promising future, they can stay behind and continue teaching. If this keeps developing, I dare say Konoha's strength could surpass even its peak!!"
Konoha's strongest era had been when the village was first established, when it had countless powerful fighters and an enormous number of ninja.
But surpassing that was not merely a dream, so long as one dared to do it and the plan did not go wrong.
"It seems I truly am old."
After listening to Ronglin's explanation, the Third Hokage's aged face was full of bitter amusement. He gradually realized that compared to Ronglin,