Naruto: I Transmigrated with the Tenseigan
Chapter 315

The Perfect Jinchūriki Cannot Be Replicated

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Jingyi had already made it very clear.

Do not restrict Kushina any further, or it would backfire, and the consequences would be entirely unpredictable.

Headache!!!

With an extra powerhouse appearing in the village, the Third Hokage's first reaction was not joy, but a massive headache.

That was because Kushina, much like Jingyi, fell into the category of uncontrollable existences.

Jingyi was manageable; as long as one grasped his bottom line, everyone could get along well.

After all, Jingyi was a native-born Konoha person, and even if conflicts arose, they were internal conflicts within Konoha.

However, Kushina was different. She had once been a member of the Uzumaki, the little princess of the Uzumaki.

She was simply brought back to Konoha when the Uzumaki met with disaster.

Over these past few years, no one could be certain how much sense of belonging Kushina felt toward Konoha.

If Kushina lacked the strength to resist, forcefully keeping her in the village would have sufficed.

Yet, as Kushina mastered the power of the Nine-Tails, this method of forcefully keeping people was no longer viable.

Letting her out was worrying.

Not letting her out would trigger new conflicts.

The Third Hokage thought with a headache about how to resolve this issue.

"Cough cough!!!"

Mitokado Homura, finding it a bit hard to watch, gave a cough to signal the Third Hokage to look at Jingyi rather than brooding in silence over these matters.

What is it?

The Third Hokage failed to react in time.

Mitokado Homura was speechless and could only give the Third Hokage a hand.

"Jingyi, your idea is feasible, but Kushina has never left the village, nor does she have experience in various areas. Homura and I hope that whenever Kushina leaves the village, you will personally take her with you. Can you

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