One Piece: Wrong Fruit at the Start, I'm Invincible
Chapter 590

Why Are You Getting Worked Up?

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After this battle, Roronoa Zoro officially vowed to tame "Enma," a sword even more Cursed Sword than a cursed Cursed Sword. For Moke, however, all of this seemed effortless. He could simply absorb it, and then he would be able to master Ryuo.

This is why Roronoa Zoro was able to injure Kaido in his battle against Kaido.

Naruto is a ninja from Konoha in the Land of Fire, and a legendary figure in the village. His background is quite tragic. His father was the Fourth Hokage Naruto, Minato Namikaze, and his mother was Kushina Uzumaki. However, just as Naruto was born, his parents resolutely chose to sacrifice themselves to protect the village, sealing the Tailed Beasts "Nine-Tails" inside Naruto's body.

From then on, Naruto became an orphan, living a lonely life in the village. Because the Nine-Tails was sealed within him, the villagers were filled with fear and discrimination towards him, regarding him as an omen of bad luck. But fortunately, Naruto met two benefactors in his life— Iruka Umino and the Third Naruto Hiruzen Sarutobi. Iruka was Naruto's teacher, the only one who truly recognized Naruto, giving Naruto endless care and encouragement. Hiruzen Sarutobi, on the other hand, was a highly respected leader in the village; he saw Naruto's potential and kindness, and silently supported Naruto along.

Influenced by Iruka and Hiruzen Sarutobi, Naruto developed a great dream—to become Naruto and have everyone acknowledge his existence. To achieve this dream, Naruto made unimaginable efforts. He constantly trained and improved his strength, while always adhering to his ninja way: never give up and never admit defeat.

After becoming a ninja, Naruto formed Team 7 with Kakashi Hatake, Sasuke Uchiha, and Sakura Haruno, and together they carried out various missions. In the process, he not only gained precious friendships but also gradually grew into a true ninja. His strength continued to improve, he defeated powerful enemies time and time again, and won the trust and respect of his comrades.

Naruto's most important growth experience was undoubtedly becoming a disciple of Konoha, one of the "Legendary Sannin" of Jiraiya. Jiraiya a highly legendary ninja, and his teachings had a profound impact on Naruto. Under Jiraiya's guidance, Naruto learned many powerful ninjutsu techniques, and more importantly, he grasped the true meaning of being a ninja—not just possessing great strength, but also knowing how to protect and cherish those around him.

On his path to pursuing his dream, Naruto encountered countless difficulties and challenges, but he never backed down. With his tenacious perseverance and indomitable spirit, he broke through his limits time and time again, defeating one seemingly invincible enemy after another. In the end, his efforts paid off; he not only realized his dream of becoming Naruto, but also won the recognition and respect of everyone.

After a thrilling and intense battle, he, along with the Allied Shinobi Forces, Sasuke Uchiha, and the powerful Nine-Tails, finally defeated the enemy and successfully ended this brutal war. This victory not only brought long-awaited peace to the ninja world but also allowed him to realize his dream of becoming Hokage and a hero of the ninja world.

However, behind all this lies a story unknown to most. Years ago, the Nine-Tails suddenly attacked Konoha Village, bringing immense disaster to this once peaceful place. In order to protect the village and its inhabitants, the Fourth Hokage Naruto resolutely sealed the Nine-Tails' yang chakra into Naruto, who was still an infant at the time.

The Fourth Hokage Naruto had hoped that the villagers of Konoha would see Naruto as the hero who saved the village, but things didn't go as planned. The villagers generally believed that Naruto was the reincarnation of the Nine-Tails, who had once destroyed the village's peace. This misunderstanding caused Naruto to suffer neglect and discrimination during his growth. The villagers treated him coldly and even avoided him.

In this environment, Naruto gradually developed a rebellious personality. His grades at school were terrible, and he often caused trouble and played pranks to get attention. Despite this, Naruto still harbored a great dream deep in his heart—to become Naruto and gain everyone's recognition and respect.

Naruto's most prominent characteristics are his quirky and outspoken nature, which often makes him the laughingstock of his classmates and a major headache for his teachers. However, it is precisely this unique personality that enables Naruto to always demonstrate tenacious perseverance and an indomitable spirit when facing difficulties and challenges.

Later, after a period of unremitting efforts and continuous growth, Naruto finally won the recognition of Iruka, his teacher at the Ninja Academy, with his actions. This was undoubtedly a significant milestone for Naruto.

Iruka's parents tragically perished in the Nine-Tails' devastating attack on Konoha, a tragedy that left him with indelible trauma. This is why he felt such intense resistance when facing Naruto, a child with the Nine-Tails sealed within him. After all, the Nine-Tails' power had brought such immense disaster to the village, and Naruto, as the vessel for the Nine-Tails, naturally became a formidable obstacle in Iruka's heart.

However, as time went by, Iruka spent more and more time with Naruto, and he gradually came to understand the boy better. He discovered that although Naruto seemed carefree and easygoing on the surface, he actually harbored a deep sense of loneliness deep inside.

Iruka couldn't help but recall his own childhood experiences. Back then, he too had the same expectations of those around him, yearning for recognition and acceptance. This similar emotional experience resonated deeply with Iruka, making him realize that Naruto 'Naruto intense desire for approval wasn't due to vanity or competitiveness, but rather a deep longing for understanding and love.

And so, Iruka slowly overcame the hurdle in his heart, beginning to truly accept Naruto and gradually understand the boy's inner desires and needs. It can be said that Iruka was the first person in the village to truly open his heart to Naruto, and his acceptance was undoubtedly a tremendous encouragement and support for Naruto. He left an indelible impression on Naruto, becoming a very important person in Naruto. To Naruto, Iruka was like a father, a kind and reliable family member.

Naruto is a very humorous person, often facing the world with a carefree, smiling face. However, sometimes his smile is just a disguise, used to cover up his inner anxiety and unease, so as not to make others worry about him. To outsiders, Naruto seems like someone who is never troubled by worries; he always has a smile on his face, is easygoing, and seems to have nothing to worry about. However, only his comrades can truly see through the worries hidden deep in his heart.

Naruto's faith is as firm as steel; he firmly believes that people will find light and justice. This belief sustains him in never giving up when facing various difficulties and challenges. At the same time, he is also very rational, clearly knowing that the path to justice is by no means a smooth road, but is full of countless hardships and obstacles.

In terms of friendship, Naruto cherishes the bond with his comrades. He deeply engraves Kakashi's (Obito Uchiha's ) famous quote in his heart. "In the ninja world, those who cannot complete missions are trash, and those who abandon their comrades are even worse than trash." This sentence has become part of his code of conduct, and he will never easily abandon his comrades, no matter when or where.

Although Naruto sometimes appears slow-witted and reckless, this doesn't mean he's stupid. On the contrary, in battle, he often displays many ingenious and clever tactics and ideas. For example, in his battle against Kiba Inuzuka, he cleverly used the Transformation Technique to successfully confuse his opponent; in his duel with Kakuzu, he used clones to lure his enemy and deliver a fatal blow unexpectedly; and when facing the Third Raikage's Ultimate Spear, he used the Third Raikage's Ultimate Shield to deflect the attack. These examples fully demonstrate that Naruto is not a reckless person, but a thoughtful and adaptable excellent ninja.

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