Vol. 1Konoha’s Rise to Power

Shu Shiraishi seized control of Konoha and transformed it into an industrial military state powered by captured tailed beasts and advanced weapons. After demonstrating a nuclear bomb, he received surrender envoys from the Land of Lightning and the Land of Earth and demanded their sovereignty.

  • Shu Shiraishi killed Kinkaku and Ginkaku, became the Third Hokage, and crushed resistance from Konoha’s clans as he centralized power and forced industrial reforms.
  • Shu declared Konoha independent from the daimyo and killed the envoy sent to enforce the daimyo’s demands.
  • Shu Shiraishi forced Konoha’s people to build factories, weapons, and mechs as Orochimaru developed Chakra-powered machinery.
  • Konoha’s machines defeated the invading Kumogakure army, and Shu captured the Third Raikage for use as a reactor power source.
  • Shu Shiraishi expanded Konoha’s industry through forced labor, trade leverage, and new weapons, while recruiting Kakuzu as finance minister.
  • Konoha’s submarines destroyed most of Gengetsu’s fleet, and a Konoha Anbu killed many fleeing Kirigakure ninja.
  • Shu Shiraishi used captured tailed beasts to power Konoha’s factories, aircraft, communications network, and nuclear bomb, then declared a new age of centralization.
  • Envoys from the Land of Lightning and the Land of Earth offered surrender letters, and Shu demanded their sovereignty.
Chapters 1–100 Read from Ch. 1

Arc 1The Iron Hokage

Shu Shiraishi seized control of Konoha, crushed resistance from its clans, and began reorganizing the village around industrial power. With Mito Uzumaki backing his plans to harness the Nine-Tails’ Chakra, Shu declared Konoha independent from the daimyo and killed the envoy sent to enforce the daimyo’s demands.

  • Shu Shiraishi stayed behind at Lightning Cloud Ravine, killed Kinkaku and Ginkaku and their elite force, then returned with their heads as Tobirama Senju named him the Third Hokage.
  • Shu crushed Hiruzen Sarutobi’s objections, took command in Konoha, and foiled Shimura Danzō’s assassination attempt before stripping the Shimura Clan of power and sentencing Danzō to sewer work.
  • Shu abolished clan voting and imposed industrial reforms, demanding clan wealth and secret techniques while punishing Utatane Koharu and Mitokado Homura for resisting him.
  • Shu defeated Uchiha Retsu, made Kagami Uchiha clan head, and forced the Uchiha to oversee construction labor for the village.
  • Shu abolished the Hyuga Caged Bird Seal, sent the former Main Family to the coal mine, and organized the freed Branch Family into Byakugan-based battalions.
  • Shu seized the Sarutobi Clan’s supplies, crippled Sarutobi Sasuke, and beheaded him publicly despite Hiruzen’s pleas, prompting other clan leaders and thousands of villagers to submit.
  • Shu assigned the Nara, Akimichi, and Yamanaka clans roles in building Konoha’s power grid and industry, while Mito Uzumaki offered sealing techniques and access to the Nine-Tails’ Chakra.
  • Shu designed a Chakra-powered industrial system, rejected the daimyo’s tax demands, declared Konoha independent, and killed the envoy and his samurai delegation before ordering their remains returned to the daimyo.
Chapters 1–2525 summaries Read

Arc 2Konoha’s Industrial War

Shu Shiraishi transformed Konoha into an industrial power, forcing its people to build factories, weapons, and mechs while crushing resistance. Konoha’s new machines defeated the invading Kumogakure army, and Shu captured the Third Raikage for use as a reactor power source.

  • Shu Shiraishi ended the internal purge, abolished traditional missions, and ordered Konoha’s ninja to build factories and produce their own supplies.
  • As villagers and clan members labored under harsh conditions, Shu directed the construction of Heavy Industry Base No. 1 and ordered Orochimaru to develop Chakra-powered machinery.
  • Orochimaru built a Chakra heavy machine gun, and Shu enlisted Tsunade to develop a body-strengthening agent from Hashirama Senju’s cells.
  • Shu equipped Hatake Sakumo with a High-Frequency Vibration Blade, which Sakumo used to kill samurai resisting Konoha.
  • Shu strengthened Might Duy with Hashirama Cells, and Duy used the first six gates to destroy steel plates with Morning Peacock.
  • Orochimaru completed the first Chakra Mecha, which Shu ordered mass-produced after it broke through heavy defenses and survived Fire Style attacks.
  • When the Third Raikage invaded with five thousand Kumogakure ninja, Kagami Uchiha’s machine-gun battalion and Orochimaru’s mechs destroyed the vanguard and halted the attack.
  • Shu severed the Third Raikage’s arm, broke his knee, and captured him, then ordered Konoha to pursue the fleeing troops and take thousands of prisoners.
Chapters 26–5025 summaries Read

Arc 3Konoha’s Industrial War

Shu Shiraishi expanded Konoha’s industrial power through forced labor, economic coercion, new weapons, and captured specialists. The arc ended with Konoha’s submarines destroying most of Gengetsu’s fleet and killing many fleeing Kirigakure ninja.

  • Shu Shiraishi imposed forced labor on Kumogakure prisoners and chose Sunagakure’s Shukaku as a power source as Konoha’s electricity supply fell short.
  • Chiyo’s poison attack on Konoha’s factory failed against gas masks and the Biochemical Brigade, while Hiruzen Sarutobi’s escape ended in his recapture and public humiliation.
  • Shu switched on Konoha’s connected power network, defeated Kakuzu, and persuaded him to become Konoha’s finance minister.
  • Kakuzu used Konoha’s exports and trade leverage to acquire resources, prompting an Iwagakure envoy to threaten war and Shu to order Orochimaru to develop a mountain-striking missile.
  • Shu and Orochimaru developed Chakra-seeking insects for missile guidance, then converted injured Inuzuka dogs into mechanical weapons.
  • Sasori attacked a Konoha workshop but was defeated by a Chakra mech, and he abandoned Sunagakure to study its designs.
  • Shu ordered submarines to intercept Gengetsu’s fleet, and torpedoes sank ships before the submarines surfaced and destroyed the Giant Clam.
  • Gengetsu’s attacks failed against the submarine hulls, and a Konoha Anbu killed many Kirigakure survivors as they fled.
Chapters 51–7525 summaries Read

Arc 4The Age of Centralization

Shu Shiraishi transformed Konoha into an industrial and military power, using captured tailed beasts to fuel its factories, aircraft, communications network, and nuclear weapon. After testing the weapon and declaring a new age of centralization, he faced surrender envoys from the Land of Lightning and the Land of Earth and demanded their sovereignty.

  • Konoha sank Kirigakure’s fleet, and Shu Shiraishi learned that the Third Raikage had died supplying chakra for the aircraft carrier.
  • Shu ordered Aburame Shikuroo to capture Roshi and Han, then Orochimaru drained the Four-Tails’ and Five-Tails’ chakra to power Konoha’s generators and carrier.
  • Konoha’s booming factories polluted the village, so Shu ordered waste piped into the Land of Wind, poisoning Sunagakure and prompting the Third Kazekage and Chiyo to attack.
  • Uchiha Shinya led fighter jets that defeated Sunagakure’s counterattack, while Hiruko developed synthetic beasts and Orochimaru and Dan Katō built a portable phone and chakra-monitoring network.
  • Shu intercepted Ōnoki and Dodai’s attack plan and sent mechs to stop it, while Shimura Danzō awakened Shisui’s Mangekyō Sharingan but failed to control a mech and was killed by Shu.
  • Orochimaru and Tsunade developed a chakra-sealed bomb and regenerative enzyme, and Might Duy survived the treatment and became strong enough to open all Eight Gates.
  • Shu and Orochimaru launched the nuclear bomb by railgun at an uninhabited island, where it caused a devastating blast and tsunami witnessed by leaders across the Shinobi World.
  • Shu declared the age of great centralization, prompting Ōnoki to cancel his operation and envoys from the Land of Lightning and the Land of Earth to offer surrender letters, which Shu accepted only in exchange for their sovereignty.
Chapters 76–10025 summaries Read
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