The God-Level Scholar of Naruto
Chapter 71

The Most Perfect Work of Art

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"Today, I'll teach you the Healing Technique!"

Hearing Tsunade's words, Gong Yi froze for a moment.

The Healing Technique...

Wasn't that what his intermediate Scholar Skill was called, too?

But he quickly realized the difference.

This Healing Technique wasn't that Healing Technique. The one Gong Yi had upgraded was an intermediate Scholar Skill, with an incredibly comprehensive effect!

It could quickly restore physical fatigue and injuries, mental exhaustion, and depleted Chakra. It could also heal internal and external injuries with a hundred percent success rate!

But the Healing Technique commonly used in medical Ninjutsu had very limited effects.

It merely stimulated cell activity to speed up recovery.

It worked fairly well on minor external injuries, but the process was slow.

It was even less useful for internal injuries.

By the later stages of Naruto, hardly any medical ninja used the Healing Technique. Mystical Palm Technique was the bare minimum!

Gong Yi was a little frustrated. It didn't really affect anything, but having two techniques with the same name seriously hurt the user experience.

When he got back, he'd see if he could change the name of the system's Healing Technique, so he wouldn't get them mixed up later.

Thwack!

"Ow! Teacher, why'd you hit me?"

"Call me 'big sister.' Don't call me 'teacher'!"

"Oh, teacher!"

Tsunade glared at Gong Yi. She didn't understand why he never called her "big sister" and insisted on calling her "teacher."

Every now and then, Tsunade found herself pondering this question, even though it wasn't really a problem. In the end, she came to a conclusion.

Gong Yi probably—maybe—really did want a teacher!

A teacher who would treat him as a disciple and earnestly teach him all kinds of Ninjutsu.

Tsunade sighed and put those thoughts aside. She didn't have the time to patiently instruct

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