Naruto: Minato Was Taught by Byakuran!

The history of the ninja world is a history of war soaked in blood and tears. Dozens of brutal encounters, large and small, were like the wheel of fate, rolling over the corpses of countless ninjas and determining their rise and fall. Back in the day, the first Hokage, Senju Hashirama-sama, used the divine power of wood to quell the troubled times, founded Konoha, established a ninja village, and brought a glimmer of order to the war-torn world. The second-generation Hokage Senju Tobirama-sama used thunderous methods and astonishing wisdom to improve the village system, establish the ANBU and the Ninja School, and laid the foundation for the operation of Konoha and even the entire Ninja world. They are like towering mountains, and their achievements are still looked up to by future generations. I have seen a place of hope that was full of vitality and everything flourishing, suddenly reduced to a scorched earth, and the laughter of children was replaced by deathly silence. That scene is still before my eyes, hurting my soul. It is these experiences that allow me to understand more deeply than anyone else that the pain caused by war cannot be concealed by the glory of victory. It also makes me more determined to protect peace and change this endless cycle of reincarnation. I don't understand why when the smoke clears, the focus of people's discussions is often only the completion of the mission, the achievement of the goal, and the victory of the battle? Are those cold numbers in mission reports, those necessary sacrifices that are downplayed, the whole meaning of war? Those cries that are forgotten in the victory song, those names that are erased from the merit book, what is their value? Who am I, you ask? A ninja who once bathed in glory and was also in trouble No, maybe not a ninja...