I'm in a bad mood, taking another leave

Cang Jian had overworked himself training today. He was exhausted and wanted to rest.

He would take tonight to sort out the recent plot developments, or everyone would end up confused reading it.

Also, that reader who was purely here to hurl abuse—let's generously assume he counted as a reader—has been permanently banned. Congratulations, you're the first one for this book.

As for the Feudal Lords and all that, I don't know why the Land of Fire has six of them. Go search Baidu yourself. I don't know why either, but that's what Baidu says, so I'll try to write it that way.

Of course, if you want to mindlessly stick to just one Feudal Lord, that works too. It'd save me effort.

But I still looked up the information. Overall, I've researched more for this book than you'd learn just from watching the anime.

That thing you mentioned about some general... damn it... was this the shogunate era or something? A general!?

I can't even be bothered to talk about you... and you say I'm misleading the youth... damn... is this book supposed to be reference material for the college entrance exams? Did I mess up your civil service exam, your public institution exam, or stop you from becoming the nation's president?

For this book, Cang Jian believed the most important thing was to bring out the personal charisma of Aizen, the protagonist.

There really were some mistakes in the Hokage portion, such as Fire Style: Ash Pile Burning, and some other things... there definitely were, and I have to admit that.

But they definitely weren't the random nonsense you mentioned.

Damn... letting an elementary schooler ruin my mood like this was also because my mentality was too weak.

Sorry for causing the other readers some trouble too. It's