Torifu suspected that the combined Sage Mode might be something the system had provided specifically for him. Even if others trained the same way, they might only be able to enter ordinary Sage Mode.
But that was only a guess. He would have to keep training for a few more days before he could tell whether that was really the case.
Maybe Minato simply wasn't very interested in Senjutsu.
"Okay, Big Brother. I'll do as you say."
Minato took Torifu's instruction seriously, and his strength was visibly improving. Almost every year, he advanced by a whole level.
If he kept training like this, he probably wouldn't take long to break through to Kage Level.
He would likely become the fastest person among Konoha's new generation to reach Kage Level.
But Minato had never cared about empty fame. No matter how much others praised him, he would simply smile and let it pass.
Only when Torifu, his Big Brother and teacher, praised him did Minato feel genuinely happy.
It meant his efforts had earned his Big Brother's approval and hadn't been in vain.
Besides, Torifu believed in encouragement. He didn't undermine the children's confidence; instead, he built it up through praise.
When the children were praised, they trained even harder, hoping their teacher would praise them again.
That was a healthy cycle, and it was much better than the way the Uchiha Clan taught its members.
At least the few disciples Torifu was teaching were practically unbeatable among their peers.
Other ninja couldn't even last a single round against them.
Relentlessly criticizing and suppressing talented children would only make them rebellious and damage their confidence. It wasn't a good approach.
But the Uchiha Clan had always taken pride in its methods, so Torifu didn't think it wise to criticize them too