Relearning

As he walked along the street leading from the village to the Hokage Building, Qian observed his surroundings while thinking to himself.

Soon, he arrived in front of the Hokage Building.

After straightening his clothes a little, Qian walked straight inside.

First, he led the team to complete the mission handover in the first-floor hall and at the mission desk.

After that, he went up to the second floor alone and arrived at the Hokage Office.

For an important mission like this, the person in charge usually had to meet with the Hokage in person and describe everything that had happened during the mission.

This was both to strengthen the relationship between the Hokage and the village's top Jonin like them, and to provide the Hokage with a reference for judging the overall situation in the Ninja World.

The exchange between the two sides went very smoothly. Namikaze Minato did not bring up anything related to Danzo, and only asked about some details of this mission.

Only after they finished discussing official matters did he begin asking about things outside the mission.

For example, his views on some of the village's systems, whether he had anything he wanted to say, and so on.

In short, it was clear that he very much wanted to reform the village.

However, Qian had no intention of getting involved.

As everyone knew, since ancient times, no matter which world it was, reform had always been the most difficult thing.

People said it was easy to shake the soul, but hard to shake vested interests.

Reform meant touching the interests of some old factions and redistributing them to a new group of people.

And that would inevitably lead to backlash from the groups whose interests had been harmed.

It was true that Namikaze Minato had