Ninja? No! It's the Special Actor Rin Hatake!

I am Hatake Rin, the coldest killing tool in the roots of Konoha, codenamed "Ao Oni". I was on duty on the night of the genocide, but was blocked by a dutiful son, and then traveled to modern Japan. I didn't even have time to be confused, hahaha! That damn curse seal actually became ineffective after traveling through time. Maybe you held it in for too long? I found that my desire to complain was growing at an unprecedented rate. The top priority is to eat and make a living, what should we do if we can't rob? What? You want me to be a teacher and teach kendo? It's not impossible! What? You want me to act? Um! What better way to use his "professional skills" than a "special actor"? As a result, a scene with a strange painting style appeared on the set: the director shouted hoarsely: "Murderous intent! I want to treat human life as nothing but murderous intent!" Rin (expressionless): "Oh." (Inwardly: This needs to be acted? Isn't it just me standing here?) The military commander instructed Fan Huali's sword moves. He commented straightforwardly: "It's flashy and full of flaws, and the enemy will laugh to death." A casual sword, simple and unpretentious, made the whole audience stand on their heads. From a kendo instructor to a new star in sword and sword movies, Rin Hatake has become famous all the way with his hard-core "real acting". On the surface, he is a dedicated and taciturn aloof actor, but secretly he is a sinister former ninja who treats the workplace as a new copy and his collaborators as observation samples. While secretly collecting information, he happily decided: Since he can't go back, he might as well leave the legacy of his "roots" in another way in this overly peaceful world. Only this time, what he taught was not assassination, but how to act in a crushing manner with real "murderous intent".