The Bloody Mist Village Rages On

A few days later, Feng returned to the Tea Country.

Shisui's 'resurrection' delighted many Uchiha clan members, but when Feng told them about Shisui's words, all the Uchiha turned to deep disgust towards Shisui.

If they were still in Konoha, some people might have been misled by those brainless words, after all, the strongest ' Genjutsu ', the Will of Fire, is not just a name.

But now that the Uchiha are living a good life in Feng, how could they possibly still care about that thing?

Konoha? Hokage? Will of Fire?

Are you unhappy with your current free and easy life?

Isn't a life where you can eat and drink your fill and do whatever you want wonderful?

Isn't it the children's carefree play and daily laughter that captivates people?

Would anyone be so foolish as to abandon such a good life and insist on going back to Konoha to die?

Hmph, let whoever wants to live that damn life go ahead, but the current Uchiha won't go.

Want them to go? Ha! These days, not even Feng, who brought them a good life, can go, let alone Shisui.

After all, once people climb out of the abyss, they never want to go back, and anyone who tries to drag them back will become their mortal enemy.

As a modern transmigrator, Feng understood this mentality very well. So when he had Uzumaki Ayaka and Uzumaki Honoka join forces to seal Shisui's Chakra and completely lock him up, not a single Uchiha objected.

In the future, apart from the two women who will take care of him and incidentally provide him with sperm, no one else will be able to have contact with Shisui.

As for Yakushi Nonō, after settling Shisui, she was taken to the Rainbow Country Feng.

Feng needs her to use her superb medical skills to establish a medical base there that can train a large number of medical-nin.

To cultivate more medical-nin for Feng's forces, and to train modern, comprehensive medical research talents.

Feng had this idea a long time ago, but he couldn't put it into practice because he didn't have a good medical-nin by his side.

He even considered taking advantage of Tsunade, but in order not to disrupt the plot and hinder his own ability to reap the benefits, especially the most important one, he had to abandon the idea.

Of course, Feng wouldn't let Nonō work for nothing if he was given such a big task.

In return, he promised to invest no less than 30 million taels annually in the cause of helping the widowed and orphaned.

Once the hospital is built, 30% of the annual profits will be invested in it.

Furthermore, Nonō was involved in supervising all these matters and the allocation of special funds.

However, Nonō didn't know was that Feng had already been doing the work of investing 30 million taels every year to help the widowed and orphaned, and this was simply going with the flow.

After all, it was only thirty million taels, not even enough for one Asuma Sarutobi, which was nothing to Feng.

And we have the prosperous and strong motherland of our past life, where people had no worries about food or clothing, where children were cared for, students were educated, workers were paid, the sick were treated, the elderly were supported, everyone had a place to live, and the vulnerable were helped, as a reference.

Feng didn't say he would copy it verbatim, because the world is different, and a complete copy would definitely not be suitable.

However, he could still follow the general direction and instruct his subordinates to adapt the Ninja World's thinking to their own.

As long as the final result meets Feng's expectations, that's fine.

After entrusting the establishment of the medical base to the Yakushi Nonō, and subtly giving him some hints using Kotoamatsukami and other Genjutsu as a precaution, Feng had nothing else to do and returned to the training camp to train diligently.

Although he disliked arduous training, he could treat it like a game, viewing each increase in strength as adding points, and thus find enjoyment in it.

This wasn't just self-deception; with ten Shadow Clone and the main body cultivating together, they were visibly improving and progressing every day.

However, while some rejoiced, others grieved. The Prisoner Camp and the Uchiha troublemakers, who had enjoyed a few good days after his departure, were plunged back into hell upon his return.

With endless rules and slogans to memorize, and every day their Chakra was squeezed out of them, they still had to keep working until they were completely exhausted. As a result, even the resentment, curses, revenge, and inequality that these people should have were eventually worn down to nothing more than going to bed early, getting up early, eating well, and memorizing well.

As for other things, I don't have the time or energy to think about them.

The Ninja World will have fewer troubles because Feng is gone, but it won't stop functioning just because Feng is gone.

For example: Kirigakure!

If Feng hadn't intervened, Obito to manipulate the Fourth Mizukage to carry out the "Bloody Mist Village" would have required waiting for the Kaguya Clan to rebel, giving him an excuse to slowly kill off the Kirigakure's ninja clans until they became a rare species.

With Feng's intervention, the defection of a portion of the five ninja clans provided Obito with an excellent excuse to purge the ninja clans of Kirigakure even sooner under the guise of traitors.

This forced Genji, Mei Terumi, and their group, who were unwilling to tolerate the village constantly bleeding and weakening itself under the ' Bloody Mist Village ' and were destined to take action against the Fourth Mizukage, to act prematurely.

The results can be good or bad.

On the positive side, taking action early meant discovering that the Fourth Mizukage was being controlled, and ending the tyranny of the ' Bloody Mist Village ' sooner allowed the village to retain more manpower and resources.

For example, Zabuza Momochi Raiga Kurosuki, who later defected, are now staying in Kirigakure. The Hoshigaki Clan and Karatachi Clan clans, which should have been almost wiped out, have now retained considerable fighting power.

As for the downsides, acting in advance naturally means less preparation than long-term planning, which is why Obito noticed that Genji's group's actions were not meticulous enough.

Thus, what was originally intended to be a battle where Genji, Mei Terumi, and their group only needed to deal with the Mizukage individually turned into a war against fellow village ninja loyal to the Mizukage.

Now, the two sides are locked in a fierce battle, with the Mizukage Building clashing against each other; whoever loses will be considered missing-nin.

This resulted in Kirigakure shedding just as much blood as in the original history, only the group of people changed.

Because Kirigakure is isolated overseas and has been closed off from the outside world for many years, these are basically unknown to outsiders.

In other parts of the Ninja World, news wouldn't gradually spread until Mei Terumi became the Fifth Mizukage, stabilized the situation, and the village was opened to the public.

However, there is one exception: Feng's side, which has a clear understanding of the situation in Kirigakure.

The reason is simple: he lives nearby, knows people there, knows the way, has many boats, and the area is large, yet nobody pays attention to him.

Therefore, people from Kirigakure kept fleeing to him to avoid the war, which naturally brought a constant stream of new information.

"My lord, is something bothering you? I haven't seen you scolding anyone these past few days."

Another day of training ended, and seeing that Feng hadn't spoken all day, Sada Hidemasa went up to ask him what was wrong.

"Oh, it's Hidemasa? There's something I need to do, and I'm hesitating about whether or not I should."

Feng glanced at Sada Hidemasa and replied casually.

"Should we or shouldn't we? My lord, what's there to worry about? If it's inconvenient for you, you can let the Mobile Unit handle it. They are ninjas, and they should be able to help you out."

"Them? Some of them are too easily recognizable, which could pose a risk; they're not suitable."

"Hmm? Then let's hire ninjas. As long as we're willing to spend the money, we can pick any ninja from the Five Great Shinobi Villages we want."

"It's only natural," said Sada Hidemasa.

In the Ninja World, if there are difficult matters to handle, isn't it only natural to issue a mission to a ninja village and let the ninjas deal with it?

"Hiring ninjas? Heh, what I'm about to do isn't something the Five Great Shinobi Villages should know..."

Feng replied casually again, but halfway through his sentence, a sudden inspiration struck him, and he thought of something.

"That's right, they don't have hired ninjas, but we have our own."

"???"

Sada Hidemasa was completely bewildered, having no idea what his lord was talking about.

"Hidemasa, have someone call Kentaro and Ayaka here."

Then assemble all members of the Prisoner Camp, Scout Corps, and Samurai Corps.

Finally, a message was sent to Red State Island, telling them to also assemble their troops, as I had important business with them.

Ignoring Hidemasa's continued confusion, Feng gave the order directly.

Sada Hidemasa: "Yes, sir."

He immediately agreed without asking any further questions, and did exactly as Feng instructed.

Not long after, Feng said nothing and, along with the equally puzzled Kentaro Uchiha and the others, boarded a ship bound for Red State Island.