Third Hokage: Where Did I Fall Short?

A major problem that had yet to erupt was quietly eliminated, and Tsunade was full of energy every day.

The only downside was that she loved bringing work matters home to ask about.

Jingyi found that utterly speechless.

Was Tsunade the Hokage, or was he, Jingyi Hyuga?

Why did she come to ask him about every remotely important matter in the village? Did she not have any judgment of her own?

Speechless as he was, he had been the one to push Tsunade into the position of Hokage. What else could he do? He could only help solve things, as long as she was not dumping her work on him.

Jingyi had always thrown Anbu work to others. Asking him to handle the Hokage's official duties?

That was practically asking for his life.

Land of Grass battlefield camp.

The Third Hokage flipped through the intelligence sent from the village. When he saw Tsunade's outrageous move, he felt awful all over.

Why the hell hadn't I thought of doing it that way?

During Konoha's war with Sunagakure, the villagers had complained endlessly about the immense pressure on their lives. They had repeatedly come out to protest, giving the Third Hokage a massive headache and forcing him to personally appease them time and again.

Other than soothing them, there had been no better way to deal with it.

But after Tsunade became Hokage, she had not tried to appease the villagers at all. Instead, she investigated, gathered intelligence, and made it public, giving the villagers something to compare themselves against and restoring a sense of balance in their hearts.

And just like that, the problem was solved.

Those who had complained began changing their tune. Not only did they stop grumbling about the village's problems, they even kept praising Tsunade.

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