Konoha: I Open My Eyes at the Night of Genocide, I Only Seek Wealth in This Life

On the night of the genocide, Uchiha analyzed the kaleidoscope and paid a heavy price. After waking up, he was not in a hurry to seek revenge, nor was he in a hurry to become stronger. He went to Ichiraku Ramen and ate a bowl of ramen that he couldn't afford. The dignified Uchiha, with his kaleidoscope on, couldn't even take sixty taels out of his pocket. After a bowl of noodles, he set a goal in life: to make money, lots and lots of small money. Saving the world is too far away, and starting a harem is unrealistic. Let's pay off the debt first. But as soon as he returned to his clan, he ran into people from the Konoha archives moving out the ninjutsu scrolls that Uchiha had accumulated for many years. The third generation personally issued the order with a high-sounding reason: to keep it for you. Uchiha stopped him on the spot, his three Magatama Sharingan opened, his fist clenched, and he decided that none of these inheritances could be taken away. Nara Shikaku arrived, and the scroll was left temporarily at the cost of being taken to the Hokage's room. He and the unconscious Sasuke were the only survivors of the genocide, and the village wanted to learn about that night from his mouth. But Uchiha understood clearly that what was waiting for him behind the door of the Hokage's room might not just be questions. The future is uncertain, money has not been earned, and trouble has already come to your door. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.