Yan: I Have Good News and Bad News. Which One Do You Want to Hear?

As he spoke, Itachi gradually told them about how Yan had flipped the table from the very beginning.

Adult Sasuke: "..."

Boruto: "..."

You could do that?

No wonder someone like him could become Hokage. His nerve was just too incredible!

For an ordinary person, it was impossible to imagine starting out by flipping the table, cursing the clan head, berating the elders, and even attacking an elder in public over a disagreement.

Was that something an ordinary person would dare to do?

Even if outsiders liked to describe the Uchiha as lunatics, how many people dared to act as recklessly as Yan?

Even Madara Uchiha hadn't had that kind of audacity when he was young.

The most absurd part was that Yan hadn't fought for the position of Hokage himself. He had been forced into it.

This was beyond absurd!!!

Utterly absurd!

It wasn't hard to see from the story that Tsunade had given Yan considerable help and support in getting where he was today.

The question was, could an ordinary person handle someone like Tsunade?

It was very difficult.

If Yan hadn't seized on Tsunade's weakness—her greed for money and fear of being chased down for debts—it probably wouldn't have been so easy to talk her into anything.

If you tried to sweet-talk Tsunade, she would punch you first and beat you half to death.

The prerequisite for doing that was having enough strength to withstand Tsunade's fury.

Otherwise, it was all useless. No matter how eloquently you talked, Tsunade would tell you with her fists that words alone were useless. You had to be strong enough yourself.

"So, the Sixth Hokage became the Hokage's advisor in order to ease the relationship between the village and the Uchiha.

"And after the Fifth Hokage left the village, he was