Chapter Summaries

Miki Yūya awakened as a powerless civilian in Konoha during Orochimaru’s attack, then gained the Rabble System, which rewarded him for bullying others. Watching Hiruzen Sarutobi prepare to use the Reaper Death Seal, Miki publicly denounced him as a cowardly old man committing suicide to escape punishment, turning the crowd against him.

• Miki Yūya woke amid Konoha’s destruction and realized he had transmigrated into the village during the Konoha Crush Plan.
• The Rabble System bound itself to Miki and granted him Will of Domination, with rewards for bullying people.
• Miki watched Hiruzen Sarutobi fight Hashirama Senju and Tobirama Senju inside the Four Violet Flames Formation while villagers praised the Third Hokage’s sacrifice.
• Miki judged the absent reinforcements and onlookers’ inaction as hypocritical, and condemned Hiruzen’s leadership.
• Hiruzen Sarutobi began forming the Reaper Death Seal, and Miki loudly called his intended sacrifice a suicide motivated by fear of punishment.

Miki Yūya provoked Konoha’s villagers into condemning Hiruzen Sarutobi, earning power from their hostility while his arguments shattered their respect for the Third Hokage. Inside the barrier, Hiruzen sealed the First and Second Hokage but failed to defeat Orochimaru, and the villagers’ curses broke his resolve as he collapsed.

• Miki Yūya endured the villagers’ threats and insults, gaining Observation Haki through the Rabble System.
• Miki Yūya blamed Hiruzen Sarutobi’s failures for Orochimaru’s attack and contrasted the Third Hokage’s actions with Minato Namikaze’s sacrifice.
• The villagers turned their anger toward Hiruzen Sarutobi and cursed him, granting Miki Yūya Conqueror’s Haki.
• Hiruzen Sarutobi sealed the reincarnated First Hokage and Second Hokage with the Reaper Death Seal, leaving Orochimaru as his sole opponent.
• Orochimaru mocked Hiruzen Sarutobi, whose final strike sealed one of Orochimaru’s soul arms before Hiruzen collapsed, broken by the battle and the villagers’ curses.

After Hiruzen Sarutobi died and Orochimaru escaped, Miki Yūya turned the villagers’ anger toward the surviving Konoha ninja, triggering a furious argument over who was responsible for the village’s destruction. As the sides traded blame, Miki gained power from the confrontation.

• The villagers condemned Hiruzen Sarutobi for failing to stop his former disciple Orochimaru, and Miki Yūya reinforced their accusations.
• The Four Violet Flames Formation collapsed, and Orochimaru mocked the divided village before leaving under the Sound Four’s protection.
• Miki Yūya threw a stone at Orochimaru, and villagers joined in, but Orochimaru dodged their attacks and the ninja did not pursue him.
• Miki Yūya accused the ninja of abandoning civilians, prompting villagers to berate them for letting Orochimaru escape.
• A young Genin blamed Hiruzen Sarutobi for the disaster, and villagers and ninja erupted into a heated argument over duty, risk, and responsibility.
• Miki Yūya joined the shouting match and gained Conqueror's Haki and Observation Haki from the verbal conflict.

After Hiruzen Sarutobi died, civilians and low-ranking ninja turned their anger toward Konoha’s clan leaders and senior jonin, accusing them of failing the village. Konohamaru watched the crowd condemn his grandfather and blamed Miki Yūya for leading the uproar.

• Kakashi, Might Guy, Asuma, Kurenai Yuhi, and Konoha’s clan leaders arrived and found Hiruzen Sarutobi dead.
• Civilians accused Hiruzen of killing himself to escape punishment, while villagers and low-ranking ninja argued over their conduct during the battle.
• Shikaku Nara and other leaders tried to calm the crowd, but Miki Yūya united the civilians and ninja against them by accusing them of hiding from the fighting.
• Shikaku Nara, Hyuga Hiashi, Asuma, and others defended their actions, but the crowd drowned them out and demanded compensation.
• Konohamaru listened from the shadows as the crowd slandered his grandfather and directed his resentment toward Miki Yūya.

Miki Yūya left the ruins after exposing Konoha’s leadership, then beat Konohamaru and Naruto when they confronted him over his accusations against the Third Hokage. He left Naruto shaken and questioning his beliefs, while Yūya gained more Haki from bullying them.

• Miki Yūya slipped away from the compensation dispute as Konohamaru watched him with hatred.
• Konohamaru confronted Miki Yūya to defend his grandfather, but Miki dodged his punch and beat him while accusing the Third Hokage of negligence.
• Naruto arrived and blamed villagers’ rumors for the Third Hokage’s death, but Miki struck him and challenged his reasoning about civilians killed in the Konoha Crush.
• Miki compared Naruto’s argument to the Uchiha massacre and his parents’ deaths, leaving Naruto speechless and shaken.
• Miki taunted Naruto about his Uchiha companion as his Haki grew stronger from the confrontation.

Miki Yūya’s accusations shattered Naruto’s confidence in his own kindness, and his exhausted mind and body gave way as the Nine-Tails’ seal loosened. Miki suppressed Naruto’s rampage with Conqueror’s Haki and left, while the arriving jonin found Naruto and Konohamaru unconscious.

• Miki Yūya’s words drove Naruto to question whether his sympathy for Sasuke, Gaara, and others had been selfish and unfair.
• Naruto’s mental collapse weakened the seal, allowing the Nine-Tails to drag his consciousness into its cage and unleash a Tailed Beast Cloak.
• The Nine-Tails’ chakra blasted Konohamaru unconscious and alerted Kakashi, Might Guy, Asuma, Kurenai Yuhi, and the other jonin.
• Naruto lunged at Miki Yūya, but Miki’s Conqueror’s Haki suppressed the Nine-Tails’ chakra and knocked Naruto unconscious.
• Miki Yūya walked away, and Kakashi and the other jonin arrived to find Naruto and Konohamaru unconscious and the alley wrecked.

Naruto remained in a coma despite having no physical or chakra injuries, and Kurenai Yuhi could not enter his sealed-off mind. When Miki Yūya was summoned as a suspect, he verbally humiliated the Konoha jonin and gained Conqueror's Haki, then left them helpless.

• Medical jonin found Naruto physically unharmed but unable to wake, while Kurenai Yuhi concluded he had sealed his own mind and she could not reach it.
• Asuma identified Miki Yūya as Naruto's last known outsider contact and ordered him brought in for questioning.
• Miki Yūya insulted Might Guy and Asuma, and Kakashi's examination confirmed that Miki Yūya had no chakra.
• Miki Yūya berated the jonin and Konohamaru, drawing Conqueror's Haki notifications as Konohamaru insisted he would prove his grandfather was not a criminal.
• Miki Yūya mocked Konohamaru and walked away, leaving the Konoha jonin humiliated and unable to respond.

Naruto remained trapped in guilt over betraying his parents’ simple hopes for him, while Miki Yūya publicly confronted Sakura Haruno for her past mistreatment of Naruto. Sakura fled in humiliation, and Miki Yūya gained more Haki from the villagers’ reactions.

• Naruto heard Kushina and Minato wishing for him to live a kind, happy life, then woke in his inner world and sobbed beside the Nine-Tails’ cage.
• Sakura Haruno confronted Miki Yūya and accused him of targeting Naruto, but Miki called out her history of mocking and isolating Naruto.
• Miki Yūya’s accusations drew laughter from nearby villagers, who mocked Sakura and tossed a bone at her feet.
• Sakura charged at Miki Yūya, but stopped when he pointed out that she would be committing a serious crime by attacking an innocent villager.
• Sakura covered her face and fled as the crowd jeered, while Miki Yūya insulted the villagers and gained additional Haki.

After the Konoha Crush, Miki Yūya continued collecting protection money until he spotted Itachi and Kisame in an alley. He returned the money to three local thugs, but after they joined him in taunting the Akatsuki pair and throwing stones, Kisame snarled that they were asking to die.

• Konoha compensated civilians for damage and injuries, and the village began returning to normal.
• Miki Yūya beat Kawada, Sato, and Yamamoto and took their pocket money.
• Miki Yūya spotted Itachi and Kisame, returned the thugs' money with extra coins, and warned them about the shark-like Kisame.
• Kawada, Sato, and Yamamoto followed Miki Yūya outside, saw Kisame, and joined in mocking him and Itachi.
• Miki Yūya and the three thugs threw stones at Itachi and Kisame, and Kisame snarled that they were asking to die.

Kisame attacked Miki Yūya and the other three after they insulted Itachi, while Kakashi intervened and battled the Akatsuki pair. Asuma and Kurenai drove Itachi and Kisame away, leaving Kakashi unconscious and Miki Yūya cursing the Jonin as they checked on him.

• Kisame unleashed a Water Shark Bullet at Miki Yūya and the other three, but Kakashi blocked it with an Earth-Style Wall and ordered them to flee.
• Miki Yūya, Kawada, Sato, and Yamamoto mocked Itachi and criticized Konoha, so Kisame flooded them and knocked the three thugs unconscious.
• Kakashi fought Itachi, who used Tsukuyomi to defeat him in an instant.
• Asuma and Kurenai arrived, forced Itachi and Kisame back, and made the Akatsuki pair retreat.
• Miki Yūya got up and cursed Asuma and Kurenai, who turned to check whether Kakashi was all right.

Miki Yūya provoked Konoha Hospital’s staff into a furious argument and mocked Konoha’s record of losing Hokage inside the village. A Genin challenged his figures by arguing that the Third Hokage’s death should not count, leaving Miki Yūya stunned.

• Miki Yūya demanded an examination at Konoha Hospital and claimed Kisame Hoshigaki had attacked him, but the medical ninja found no injuries.
• Might Guy brought in Kakashi and Kawada, prompting the hospital to treat them while Miki Yūya continued arguing with the staff.
• Sasuke Uchiha learned Itachi had returned and injured Kakashi, then rushed out of the hospital toward the village outskirts.
• Miki Yūya mocked the Fourth Hokage’s death and argued that two of Konoha’s four Hokage had died inside the village, earning Conqueror’s Haki.
• A young Genin countered that the Third Hokage had killed himself and therefore should not count, reducing the death rate to twenty-five percent.

After Konoha’s medical ninja failed to find any injuries, they sent Miki Yūya to Tsunade for an examination and promised reimbursement and compensation if she diagnosed hidden damage. Tsunade saw a chance to make money and gravely told Miki Yūya his problem was very big, prompting him to mistake her words for a compliment about her figure.

• A Genin claimed the medical ninja had disproved Miki Yūya’s accusations, but the medical Jonin ended the argument and admitted they could not detect injuries.
• The medical Jonin explained that Tsunade might examine Miki Yūya and gave him a letter describing him as physically unharmed but possibly mentally abnormal.
• Miki Yūya accepted the offer of reimbursed treatment and compensation, then insulted the medical ninja before setting off to find Tsunade.
• Miki Yūya found Tsunade gambling in a nearby town with Shizune and handed her the hospital’s letter.
• Tsunade read the letter, recognized Miki Yūya had no apparent physical injuries, and decided she could use the case to earn money.
• Tsunade solemnly told Miki Yūya his problem was very big, and he replied that hers were pretty big too.

Orochimaru visited Tsunade to ask her to heal the arm damaged by the Reaper Death Seal, while Miki Yūya mocked him and provoked his anger. Orochimaru left after offering to resurrect Tsunade’s loved ones, and Tsunade punched Miki Yūya through a wall when he tried to dismiss the offer.

• Tsunade kept Miki Yūya in town under the pretense of further medical examinations while spending her remaining money on gambling and drinking.
• Orochimaru and Kabuto Yakushi arrived, and Orochimaru asked Tsunade to repair the soul damage that had paralyzed his left arm.
• Miki Yūya mocked Orochimaru’s broken hand and suggested he reincarnate himself as a zombie, provoking Orochimaru’s killing intent.
• Tsunade stepped between Orochimaru and Miki Yūya, declaring that Miki Yūya was her patient and that no one would harm him under her roof.
• Orochimaru offered to resurrect Tsunade’s younger brother and lover, then left with Kabuto after giving her a week to decide.
• Miki Yūya questioned Tsunade’s judgment and insulted her, so she punched him through the air and into a wall.

Miki Yūya confronted Naruto Uzumaki over his sympathy for the Third Hokage, forcing him to face how Konoha had treated him and whether he could forgive the village on his parents’ behalf. Tsunade refused to become Fifth Hokage but offered to treat Naruto, and the chapter ended with her comforting Yūya instead of beating him.

• Jiraiya brought Naruto Uzumaki to Tsunade, explaining that Naruto had become spiritually unresponsive after the Konoha Crush, and asked her to examine him.
• Jiraiya told Tsunade that the Third Hokage had died using the Reaper Death Seal and asked her to return as Fifth Hokage, but she refused the position while agreeing to treat Naruto.
• Naruto asked whether the Third Hokage deserved to die, and Miki Yūya answered by condemning the Third’s failures and challenging Naruto’s sympathy for him.
• Naruto described how Konohamaru was being bullied and mistreated because of the Third Hokage’s reputation, but Miki Yūya challenged him to consider how Naruto and his parents had been wronged by Konoha.
• Miki Yūya argued that Naruto had no right to forgive the village on his parents’ behalf, leaving Naruto, Jiraiya, and Tsunade silent as they recognized the force of his words.
• Tsunade thanked Yūya for enduring his pain alone and pulled him against her, leaving him flustered and bleeding from the nose.

Miki Yūya woke up and tried to return to Konoha with Shizune, but the casino boss detained them over Tsunade’s unpaid debts. They were brought to the battlefield as Kabuto Yakushi exploited Tsunade’s fear of blood, leaving her vulnerable and furious amid Miki Yūya’s taunts and the casino crowd’s accusations.

• Miki Yūya woke up to learn Tsunade and Jiraiya had gone to confront Orochimaru, then prepared to leave town with Shizune and Tonton.
• The casino boss and his men blocked their way, demanded payment for Tsunade’s debts, and detained Miki Yūya, Shizune, and Tonton.
• Miki Yūya provoked the casino boss and his hired ninja, but they restrained the group and escorted them to the battlefield outside town.
• Miki Yūya and the captives arrived as Tsunade, Jiraiya, and Naruto faced Orochimaru and Kabuto Yakushi, with Jiraiya weakened by poison.
• Kabuto Yakushi cut his palm and splashed blood toward Tsunade, triggering her hemophobia and letting him kick her in the abdomen.
• Miki Yūya and the casino crowd berated Tsunade over her fear of blood and unpaid debts, while her fury spiraled out of control.

Miki Yūya insulted Tsunade, Jiraiya, and the casino crowd while trying to build his Haki, and Tsunade awakened her Strength of a Hundred Seal and overwhelmed Orochimaru and Kabuto. After Miki briefly dodged and struck Tsunade with Armament Haki, she slammed him unconscious, then turned her anger on Jiraiya and beat him.

• Jiraiya offered to settle Tsunade's gambling debts and waive Miki Yūya's medical fees if the group helped fight Orochimaru, but Miki refused and insulted him.
• Miki Yūya and the casino thugs mocked Jiraiya, prompting Shizune to correct their claims about how snake venom affected his organs.
• Tsunade awakened her Hundred Healings Mark, pummeled Orochimaru, and broke Kabuto's arm before the two fled.
• Tsunade knocked out the casino boss, then charged at Miki Yūya after he challenged her and unleashed his Conqueror's Haki.
• Miki Yūya dodged Tsunade's punch and landed an Armament Haki-enhanced strike, but Tsunade slammed him into the ground and knocked him unconscious.
• Tsunade accused Jiraiya of faking his illness and beat him while the injured Naruto stayed motionless.

As Jiraiya trained Naruto to use the Rasengan on the journey back, Miki Yūya mocked Naruto’s slow progress before explaining the jutsu’s principles with surprising clarity. Jiraiya praised Miki’s talent and offered to train him as a ninja, but Miki refused, insisting he would rather remain a Konoha villager.

• Jiraiya repeatedly demonstrated the Rasengan and coached Naruto, who struggled to control his chakra and make progress.
• Miki Yūya ridiculed Naruto for failing to understand the training, then described the Rasengan’s chakra control and close-combat purpose in detail.
• Jiraiya recognized Miki’s understanding and called him a natural ninjutsu genius, while Miki praised Jiraiya’s teaching.
• Jiraiya invited Miki to become a ninja and train under him, but Miki rejected the offer and complained about the risks and burdens of ninja life.
• Naruto argued that becoming a ninja would help Miki protect himself, prompting Tsunade to punch Naruto and Miki to insist that Konoha’s ninjas should protect its villagers.

Tsunade returned to Konoha, where Konohamaru confronted her over becoming Hokage. Miki Yūya beat Konohamaru and chased him through the village, gaining Haki as villagers joined in; he decided to find Konohamaru every morning to farm Armament Haki.

• Konohamaru threw a rock at Tsunade and demanded she leave Konoha rather than become Hokage.
• Tsunade prepared to punish Konohamaru but stepped aside as Miki Yūya came forward.
• Miki Yūya kicked Konohamaru, gained Armament Haki, and chased him while insulting him and the Third Hokage.
• Konohamaru turned back after Miki Yūya insulted his grandfather, but Miki Yūya kicked him in the face and sent him fleeing.
• Villagers chased Konohamaru and pelted him with belongings while Konoha's ninjas stayed out of the way.
• Miki Yūya watched his Haki increase and decided to seek out Konohamaru every morning.

Miki Yūya’s hunger drove him to bully the Ino-Shika-Cho trio for criticizing his abuse of Choji, then beat villagers for money and take one of their movie tickets. The villagers later vented their frustration on Konohamaru, leaving him beaten at the cinema and longing to be recognized as a hero like the Snow Princess.

• Miki Yūya ran into Choji, Shikamaru, and Ino after spending all his money on barbecue and insulted Choji for eating.
• Ino defended Choji, but Miki Yūya used twisted arguments to shame the trio and overwhelmed them with Conqueror’s Haki when Shikamaru tried the Shadow Possession Jutsu.
• Miki Yūya beat Kawada, Sato, and Yamamoto in an alley, took their money, and pocketed one of their movie tickets.
• Kawada, Sato, and Yamamoto found Konohamaru outside the cinema, insulted him as the Third Hokage’s grandson, and beat him before taking his ticket.
• Konohamaru lay alone at the cinema entrance, staring at the Snow Princess poster and wishing he could become a hero who earned everyone’s recognition.

Miki Yūya berated Naruto, Sakura, and Sasuke after they disrupted a movie, then provoked Sakura until Kazahana Koyuki and her mounted guards burst out of the cinema and trampled him. Muddy and furious, he demanded the three shinobi pursue the riders and avenge him.

• Naruto shouted excitedly during the movie, and Miki Yūya and the audience pelted him, Sakura, and Sasuke with snacks before the cinema staff drove them out.
• Sakura scolded Naruto outside, but Miki Yūya accused her of hypocrisy and riled the villagers against her.
• Miki Yūya dared Sakura to hit him, but Kazahana Koyuki and her armed guards charged out of the cinema on horseback and trampled him into the mud.
• After the riders disappeared, Miki Yūya cursed them and demanded that Naruto, Sakura, and Sasuke chase after them to seek justice.