Yamashiro Aoba, a special jonin who transmigrated to the final days of the Third Shinobi World War, looks at Konoha, bound by bloodlines and fate, and quietly pulls out a copy of Konoha’s First Five-Year Development Plan.
While everyone else who transmigrates into Naruto works themselves to the bone training, I launch an industrial revolution in the shinobi world.
I break down explosive tags and set up rune assembly lines: every genin gets ten explosive tags.
I study the nature of chakra and invent headbands and injections, so even civilians can become shinobi.
I establish five major research institutes and turn ninjutsu from an art based on experience into a science. An Uchiha elder rails, “You’re destroying tradition!” I flip open the reports. “Last year, Uchiha casualties dropped by 70 percent, and mission income tripled. Do you want tradition, or do you want to live?”
Minato Namikaze says, “Aoba, your five-year plan changed Konoha faster than my Flying Thunder God.”
Orochimaru says, “With the platform he’s provided, immortality is only the first small goal.”
During the Fourth Shinobi World War, Uchiha Madara stares at the 200,000-strong Allied Shinobi Forces, armed with rune weapons, and falls into thought.
Sealed away, Black Zetsu wails, “This isn’t the shinobi world Mom told me about!”
This is the story of systematically upgrading the civilization of the shinobi world by leveraging modern knowledge and institutional advantages.
Once the tech tree is maxed out and production capacity goes through the roof, the entire shinobi world will cry out: The Will of Fire embraces all things!
