The weak got beaten.
In his previous life, Ye Fan had been a good young man who had received nine years of compulsory education. He understood this principle well.
Endless patience and compromise would never bring true peace. They would only let the enemy grow more and more brazen!
One hard punch could open the way and keep a hundred more from coming!
Only by becoming strong could one fear no schemes or trickery and secure true peace.
The questions Ye Fan had roared out struck at the heart of everyone present.
As they heard his words, they silently lowered their proud heads.
They knew in their hearts that his words were crude, but true.
As the Third Hokage considered Ye Fan's words and thought back on the policies he had pursued all these years, he wished he could find a crack in the ground to crawl into.
He had prided himself on ruling the village with benevolence, but in truth, as Ye Fan had said, he had been fooling himself!
Over the years, Konoha had been treated unfairly in secret more than once, yet he had chosen not to pursue the matter.
And the more he did that, the more he encouraged the enemy's arrogance.
The other villages treated Konoha this way, and the likes of Danzo among Konoha's own leadership treated him the same way!
Seeing the Third Hokage hang his head in guilt, Ye Fan no longer wanted to ask anything else.
The more he asked, the angrier he would get!
He had originally wanted to ask why the Third Hokage hadn't told everyone the truth back then: Naruto hadn't caused the Nine-Tails' rampage; he was actually the child of a hero.
But Ye Fan decided there was no point asking.
He could already guess the Third