"How did you do on the exam?"
After leaving the examination room, the three gathered together, and Hyuga Gen asked. The Chunin Exams had begun, and they had just completed the first test.
"Not bad," Uchiha Izumi said with a smile.
"Boss, I had no problems either," Tōyama said confidently.
Hearing that, Hyuga Gen felt that the first test was practically in the bag.
Uchiha Izumi was unquestionably a top student. As for Tōyama, although he was weaker in actual combat, he had learned his theoretical knowledge quite well. A written exam would not be much of a problem for him either.
Hyuga Gen had not felt that any of the questions were particularly difficult from beginning to end. Most of the material had been covered in school textbooks as well. A few questions were somewhat challenging, but overall, it was manageable.
This written test also did not resemble the kind of exam in Shippuden, which tested things like intelligence-gathering abilities. It was a proper, straightforward exam, with everything following the rules.
Furthermore, no other ninja villages had been invited to this Chunin Exam. It was essentially an internal exam within Konoha.
Thinking of the first Chunin Exam Naruto took in Shippuden, it had been exceptionally lively. Nearly every country surrounding the Land of Fire had received an invitation and come to Konoha to take the Chunin Exams together.
It seemed joint Chunin Exams were not a common occurrence. No wonder the questions had been so tricky when Naruto took the Chunin Exams in Shippuden. If they were not difficult enough, how could Konoha demonstrate its standards?
Although the questions were not especially hard, quite a few people still cheated in the examination room. Hyuga Gen had spotted several of them. Some were lucky enough not to get caught, while