The Hyuga Clan was, in a sense, a very contradictory clan.
What they pursued was not strength, but the continuation of their bloodline.
Of course, that might also have been caused by the Caged Bird.
Those with talent were suppressed, while those who were not suppressed had no drive to improve.
The Hyuga Clan's branch family system might have preserved their bloodline, but once branded with the Caged Bird, it was destined that no Kage-level powerhouse could ever emerge from the branch family.
That could be seen from Neji.
As for the main family, how could they forge true powerhouses without facing even the slightest danger?
That was why the Hyuga Clan had not produced another Kage-level powerhouse since the Warring States Period.
Some within the Hyuga Clan had seen this as well, and naturally, some had wanted to change it.
In the original story, Hiashi had wanted to change things too, but he could not do it. Once a system formed a closed loop, breaking it from within was exceedingly difficult. In his previous life, there had been a bloody term for such matters: reform.
So even if they realized it, even if they wanted to change it themselves, they could do nothing without outside interference.
Naruto did not care about any of this, nor did he intend to tell Hinata.
The reason Naruto had chosen this little girl was not merely because of lingering feelings from his previous life. More importantly, she was obedient.
Naruto still remembered the first time he had said that the Hyuga family's Gentle Fist was useless and that she did not need to practice it anymore.
If it had been anyone else, they would have smacked him across the face. Not to mention that Hinata, as the eldest daughter of the main family,