If You Have Any Books About Naruto Raising Children, Please Hand Them Over!

1 火 Naruto: of Course When Facing a Tsundere, You Have to Go Straight! Erranran251k Wordscompleted 7.7kReads9.3Score1.1kShelves

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I wonder if you can watch the double male protagonist? [Eating Melon] The first one is the original male protagonist CP Uchiha Madara, I really like this author's writing [Send Heart] [Send Heart] The writing is very good and has been completed. The second book is the original male protagonist CP Uchiha Obito [Send Heart] [Send Heart] [Send Heart] I personally think the second book is better, I highly recommend it, it's really super good-looking! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

2 火 Naruto: When the Curse Meets the Twin Powers Erranran402k Wordscompleted 7.2kReads9.4Score1kShelves

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I wonder if you can watch the double male protagonist? [Eating Melon] The first one is the original male protagonist CP Uchiha Madara, I really like this author's writing [Send Heart] [Send Heart] The writing is very good and has been completed. The second book is the original male protagonist CP Uchiha Obito [Send Heart] [Send Heart] [Send Heart] I personally think the second book is better, I highly recommend it, it's really super good-looking! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

3 火 Naruto: on the Night of Genocide, I Turned into a Ghost Uchiha Sun Wukong's Spell1.4M Wordscompleted 16.2kReads9.1Score2kShelves

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The first one is about Muzan women's clothing panel, raising children to eat meat (in a physical sense, they really eat 🥩). The second one is Anjuro, a story told since childhood when he became an Uchiha. The whole text is very warm, and makes people feel warm and cute when reading it. The third one is the story of becoming a child and having Danzo as his father, and growing up. The fourth one is a cp article about Shisui, where Shisui raised Itachi. Shisui is a time traveler and knows the original plot. He doesn't have the same emotions towards Konoha as the original Shisui, and his personality is similar.

4 论 On the Application of Zhizhi in the World of Naruto Lingfeng of Dongyang City506k Wordscompleted 6kReads9.3Score711Shelves

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The first one is about Muzan women's clothing panel, raising children to eat meat (in a physical sense, they really eat 🥩). The second one is Anjuro, a story told since childhood when he became an Uchiha. The whole text is very warm, and makes people feel warm and cute when reading it. The third one is the story of becoming a child and having Danzo as his father, and growing up. The fourth one is a cp article about Shisui, where Shisui raised Itachi. Shisui is a time traveler and knows the original plot. He doesn't have the same emotions towards Konoha as the original Shisui, and his personality is similar.

5 邪 The Evil Shimura Kid Actually Has Ice Escape Shark Millet Spicy990k Wordscompleted 16.7kReads9.0Score2.2kShelves

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The first one is about Muzan women's clothing panel, raising children to eat meat (in a physical sense, they really eat 🥩). The second one is Anjuro, a story told since childhood when he became an Uchiha. The whole text is very warm, and makes people feel warm and cute when reading it. The third one is the story of becoming a child and having Danzo as his father, and growing up. The fourth one is a cp article about Shisui, where Shisui raised Itachi. Shisui is a time traveler and knows the original plot. He doesn't have the same emotions towards Konoha as the original Shisui, and his personality is similar.

6 火 Naruto: Growing up Since Childhood, Will Brother Itachi Be Cute? Happy Yuanbao225k Wordscompleted 1.8kReads7.7Score253Shelves

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The first one is about Muzan women's clothing panel, raising children to eat meat (in a physical sense, they really eat 🥩). The second one is Anjuro, a story told since childhood when he became an Uchiha. The whole text is very warm, and makes people feel warm and cute when reading it. The third one is the story of becoming a child and having Danzo as his father, and growing up. The fourth one is a cp article about Shisui, where Shisui raised Itachi. Shisui is a time traveler and knows the original plot. He doesn't have the same emotions towards Konoha as the original Shisui, and his personality is similar.

7 火 Naruto: Becoming Stronger by Becoming a Beautiful, Strong and Miserable Supporting Character A Bear Blanket1.6M Wordsongoing 19.5kReads9.5Score1.8kShelves

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The first book about raising children is at the back.

8 火 Naruto: the Gender Is Wrong, Madara Will Suffer Refining the Red Moon1.1M Wordscompleted 12.4kReads9.2Score1.4kShelves

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The first book about raising children is at the back.

9 杀 Kill the Ninja World, Starting from Being Adopted by the Second Generation! Watching the Mountains and Admiring the Moon1.7M Wordscompleted 39.1kReads8.9Score5.6kShelves

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The first book about raising children is at the back.

10 火 Naruto: Dressed as a Woman to Trick Obito into Starting Four Battles Sun Wukong's Spell715k Wordscompleted 9.9kReads9.3Score1.4kShelves

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The first book about raising children is at the back.

11 火 Naruto: Abnormal Menma in the Abnormal Ninja World Running Lychee742k Wordscompleted 12.1kReads9.2Score1.4kShelves

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Hiruzen Sarutobi's ban was ostensibly to protect Naruto and Konoha, but in fact it contained serious moral flaws and political shortsightedness, which can be critically evaluated from the following perspectives: ### **1. The reality of "sacrifice" in the name of "protection" - hypocritical goodwill** Hiruzen claimed that the purpose of blocking the news was to protect Naruto from being pursued by enemies, but in fact, he allowed and even acquiesced to the villagers' bullying of Naruto as the "incarnation of the nine-tailed demon fox". If you really want to protect the orphan of the Yondaime, you can disclose Naruto's identity, strengthen security, and even hand him over to trusted ninjas (such as Jiraiya and Kakashi) to raise him. But Hiruzen chose the easiest solution - let Naruto grow up alone and stigmatized, while he occasionally showed some hypocritical care. This "protection" essentially sacrifices Naruto's happiness in exchange for political stability. ### **2. Political calculations override human nature - Hokage's lack of sense of responsibility** As Hokage, Hiruzen's responsibility is not only to maintain the stability of the village, but also to protect the dignity and happiness of the villagers. However, his decision-making was entirely based on utilitarian considerations: - **Fear and Hatred Chain**: Worried about the revenge of the fourth generation's enemies, but ignored the mental torture Naruto suffered due to isolation. - **Escape from Responsibility**: Not disclosing Naruto's identity avoids the trouble of explaining to the villagers "why the hero's son is a jinchūriki", and also avoids the pressure from high-level officials to hold people accountable for the Nine-Tails incident (such as making things difficult for Danzo's faction). - **Using the Jinchūriki**: By isolating Naruto, it ensures that he becomes obsessed with the position of "Hokage", making it easier to be controlled by the village and become an obedient weapon. This kind of cold-blooded bureaucratic thinking is completely contrary to Namikaze Minato's belief in "believing in the next generation". ### **3. Destruction of the long-term stability of Konoha - stupid information control** Hiruzen thought that blocking information would maintain stability, but the results were counterproductive: - **Rumors intensified**: The villagers did not know that Naruto was the son of the Fourth Generation, and instead transferred the hatred of the Nine-Tails to him, resulting in Naruto being discriminated against since he was a child, and the risk of psychological distortion was extremely high (such as Gaara's case). - **Weakening hero legacy**: The fourth generation sacrificed for the village, but his descendants lived worse than orphans. This way of treating the descendants of heroes will chill the hearts of ninjas in the long run. - **Creating internal conflicts**: The information gap between those who are aware of the situation (such as Kakashi and the Third Generation Faction) and those who are not aware of it lays the foundation for future trust crises (such as Sasuke's doubts about Konoha when he defected). ### **4. Comparing the decision-making of other Kage - Hiruzen's weakness and selfishness** Although the way other ninja villages treat jinchuriki is flawed, at least it does not hide the truth: - **Kumogakure**: Kirabi, as the eight-tailed jinchuriki, was openly protected by the Raikage brothers and given an elite education. - **Sunagakure**: Although Gaara was once feared, at least his identity (son of the Kazekage) was public, and he could win recognition through hard work later on. Konoha's approach was to let Naruto fend for himself in lies and hatred, and was not accepted until he "proved his worth" on his own. This logic of "just results" is essentially the laziness of the rulers. ### **Conclusion: The hypocritical "Will of Fire"** Sarutobi Hiruzen's order is a typical "tyranny in the name of the overall situation." He sacrificed Naruto's childhood and betrayed Namikaze Minato's last wish. If Konoha cannot even treat the son of a hero fairly, then the so-called "Will of Fire" is nothing more than a tool of rule. Naruto was able to finally break through this darkness not because of the "protection" of the village, but because of his own tenacity and the few kindnesses he encountered (such as Iruka and Jiraiya). The failure of this order just proved Hiruzen's corruption and incompetence in the late period of his rule.

12 火 Naruto's Nuclear World It's Zero77k Wordscompleted 100Reads6.7Score—Shelves

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Hiruzen Sarutobi's ban was ostensibly to protect Naruto and Konoha, but in fact it contained serious moral flaws and political shortsightedness, which can be critically evaluated from the following perspectives: ### **1. The reality of "sacrifice" in the name of "protection" - hypocritical goodwill** Hiruzen claimed that the purpose of blocking the news was to protect Naruto from being pursued by enemies, but in fact, he allowed and even acquiesced to the villagers' bullying of Naruto as the "incarnation of the nine-tailed demon fox". If you really want to protect the orphan of the Yondaime, you can disclose Naruto's identity, strengthen security, and even hand him over to trusted ninjas (such as Jiraiya and Kakashi) to raise him. But Hiruzen chose the easiest solution - let Naruto grow up alone and stigmatized, while he occasionally showed some hypocritical care. This "protection" essentially sacrifices Naruto's happiness in exchange for political stability. ### **2. Political calculations override human nature - Hokage's lack of sense of responsibility** As Hokage, Hiruzen's responsibility is not only to maintain the stability of the village, but also to protect the dignity and happiness of the villagers. However, his decision-making was entirely based on utilitarian considerations: - **Fear and Hatred Chain**: Worried about the revenge of the fourth generation's enemies, but ignored the mental torture Naruto suffered due to isolation. - **Escape from Responsibility**: Not disclosing Naruto's identity avoids the trouble of explaining to the villagers "why the hero's son is a jinchūriki", and also avoids the pressure from high-level officials to hold people accountable for the Nine-Tails incident (such as making things difficult for Danzo's faction). - **Using the Jinchūriki**: By isolating Naruto, it ensures that he becomes obsessed with the position of "Hokage", making it easier to be controlled by the village and become an obedient weapon. This kind of cold-blooded bureaucratic thinking is completely contrary to Namikaze Minato's belief in "believing in the next generation". ### **3. Destruction of the long-term stability of Konoha - stupid information control** Hiruzen thought that blocking information would maintain stability, but the results were counterproductive: - **Rumors intensified**: The villagers did not know that Naruto was the son of the Fourth Generation, and instead transferred the hatred of the Nine-Tails to him, resulting in Naruto being discriminated against since he was a child, and the risk of psychological distortion was extremely high (such as Gaara's case). - **Weakening hero legacy**: The fourth generation sacrificed for the village, but his descendants lived worse than orphans. This way of treating the descendants of heroes will chill the hearts of ninjas in the long run. - **Creating internal conflicts**: The information gap between those who are aware of the situation (such as Kakashi and the Third Generation Faction) and those who are not aware of it lays the foundation for future trust crises (such as Sasuke's doubts about Konoha when he defected). ### **4. Comparing the decision-making of other Kage - Hiruzen's weakness and selfishness** Although the way other ninja villages treat jinchuriki is flawed, at least it does not hide the truth: - **Kumogakure**: Kirabi, as the eight-tailed jinchuriki, was openly protected by the Raikage brothers and given an elite education. - **Sunagakure**: Although Gaara was once feared, at least his identity (son of the Kazekage) was public, and he could win recognition through hard work later on. Konoha's approach was to let Naruto fend for himself in lies and hatred, and was not accepted until he "proved his worth" on his own. This logic of "just results" is essentially the laziness of the rulers. ### **Conclusion: The hypocritical "Will of Fire"** Sarutobi Hiruzen's order is a typical "tyranny in the name of the overall situation." He sacrificed Naruto's childhood and betrayed Namikaze Minato's last wish. If Konoha cannot even treat the son of a hero fairly, then the so-called "Will of Fire" is nothing more than a tool of rule. Naruto was able to finally break through this darkness not because of the "protection" of the village, but because of his own tenacity and the few kindnesses he encountered (such as Iruka and Jiraiya). The failure of this order just proved Hiruzen's corruption and incompetence in the late period of his rule.

13 火 The Son of the Fourth Hokage, Yin Yang Eyes Poor Ziyang198k Wordscompleted 430Reads6.3Score—Shelves

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Hiruzen Sarutobi's ban was ostensibly to protect Naruto and Konoha, but in fact it contained serious moral flaws and political shortsightedness, which can be critically evaluated from the following perspectives: ### **1. The reality of "sacrifice" in the name of "protection" - hypocritical goodwill** Hiruzen claimed that the purpose of blocking the news was to protect Naruto from being pursued by enemies, but in fact, he allowed and even acquiesced to the villagers' bullying of Naruto as the "incarnation of the nine-tailed demon fox". If you really want to protect the orphan of the Yondaime, you can disclose Naruto's identity, strengthen security, and even hand him over to trusted ninjas (such as Jiraiya and Kakashi) to raise him. But Hiruzen chose the easiest solution - let Naruto grow up alone and stigmatized, while he occasionally showed some hypocritical care. This "protection" essentially sacrifices Naruto's happiness in exchange for political stability. ### **2. Political calculations override human nature - Hokage's lack of sense of responsibility** As Hokage, Hiruzen's responsibility is not only to maintain the stability of the village, but also to protect the dignity and happiness of the villagers. However, his decision-making was entirely based on utilitarian considerations: - **Fear and Hatred Chain**: Worried about the revenge of the fourth generation's enemies, but ignored the mental torture Naruto suffered due to isolation. - **Escape from Responsibility**: Not disclosing Naruto's identity avoids the trouble of explaining to the villagers "why the hero's son is a jinchūriki", and also avoids the pressure from high-level officials to hold people accountable for the Nine-Tails incident (such as making things difficult for Danzo's faction). - **Using the Jinchūriki**: By isolating Naruto, it ensures that he becomes obsessed with the position of "Hokage", making it easier to be controlled by the village and become an obedient weapon. This kind of cold-blooded bureaucratic thinking is completely contrary to Namikaze Minato's belief in "believing in the next generation". ### **3. Destruction of the long-term stability of Konoha - stupid information control** Hiruzen thought that blocking information would maintain stability, but the results were counterproductive: - **Rumors intensified**: The villagers did not know that Naruto was the son of the Fourth Generation, and instead transferred the hatred of the Nine-Tails to him, resulting in Naruto being discriminated against since he was a child, and the risk of psychological distortion was extremely high (such as Gaara's case). - **Weakening hero legacy**: The fourth generation sacrificed for the village, but his descendants lived worse than orphans. This way of treating the descendants of heroes will chill the hearts of ninjas in the long run. - **Creating internal conflicts**: The information gap between those who are aware of the situation (such as Kakashi and the Third Generation Faction) and those who are not aware of it lays the foundation for future trust crises (such as Sasuke's doubts about Konoha when he defected). ### **4. Comparing the decision-making of other Kage - Hiruzen's weakness and selfishness** Although the way other ninja villages treat jinchuriki is flawed, at least it does not hide the truth: - **Kumogakure**: Kirabi, as the eight-tailed jinchuriki, was openly protected by the Raikage brothers and given an elite education. - **Sunagakure**: Although Gaara was once feared, at least his identity (son of the Kazekage) was public, and he could win recognition through hard work later on. Konoha's approach was to let Naruto fend for himself in lies and hatred, and was not accepted until he "proved his worth" on his own. This logic of "just results" is essentially the laziness of the rulers. ### **Conclusion: The hypocritical "Will of Fire"** Sarutobi Hiruzen's order is a typical "tyranny in the name of the overall situation." He sacrificed Naruto's childhood and betrayed Namikaze Minato's last wish. If Konoha cannot even treat the son of a hero fairly, then the so-called "Will of Fire" is nothing more than a tool of rule. Naruto was able to finally break through this darkness not because of the "protection" of the village, but because of his own tenacity and the few kindnesses he encountered (such as Iruka and Jiraiya). The failure of this order just proved Hiruzen's corruption and incompetence in the late period of his rule.

14 火 Naruto: I Started with Nascent Soul, What About You? Who Is the Serious Person to Code?507k Wordscompleted 4.9kReads7.4Score349Shelves

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Hiruzen Sarutobi's ban was ostensibly to protect Naruto and Konoha, but in fact it contained serious moral flaws and political shortsightedness, which can be critically evaluated from the following perspectives: ### **1. The reality of "sacrifice" in the name of "protection" - hypocritical goodwill** Hiruzen claimed that the purpose of blocking the news was to protect Naruto from being pursued by enemies, but in fact, he allowed and even acquiesced to the villagers' bullying of Naruto as the "incarnation of the nine-tailed demon fox". If you really want to protect the orphan of the Yondaime, you can disclose Naruto's identity, strengthen security, and even hand him over to trusted ninjas (such as Jiraiya and Kakashi) to raise him. But Hiruzen chose the easiest solution - let Naruto grow up alone and stigmatized, while he occasionally showed some hypocritical care. This "protection" essentially sacrifices Naruto's happiness in exchange for political stability. ### **2. Political calculations override human nature - Hokage's lack of sense of responsibility** As Hokage, Hiruzen's responsibility is not only to maintain the stability of the village, but also to protect the dignity and happiness of the villagers. However, his decision-making was entirely based on utilitarian considerations: - **Fear and Hatred Chain**: Worried about the revenge of the fourth generation's enemies, but ignored the mental torture Naruto suffered due to isolation. - **Escape from Responsibility**: Not disclosing Naruto's identity avoids the trouble of explaining to the villagers "why the hero's son is a jinchūriki", and also avoids the pressure from high-level officials to hold people accountable for the Nine-Tails incident (such as making things difficult for Danzo's faction). - **Using the Jinchūriki**: By isolating Naruto, it ensures that he becomes obsessed with the position of "Hokage", making it easier to be controlled by the village and become an obedient weapon. This kind of cold-blooded bureaucratic thinking is completely contrary to Namikaze Minato's belief in "believing in the next generation". ### **3. Destruction of the long-term stability of Konoha - stupid information control** Hiruzen thought that blocking information would maintain stability, but the results were counterproductive: - **Rumors intensified**: The villagers did not know that Naruto was the son of the Fourth Generation, and instead transferred the hatred of the Nine-Tails to him, resulting in Naruto being discriminated against since he was a child, and the risk of psychological distortion was extremely high (such as Gaara's case). - **Weakening hero legacy**: The fourth generation sacrificed for the village, but his descendants lived worse than orphans. This way of treating the descendants of heroes will chill the hearts of ninjas in the long run. - **Creating internal conflicts**: The information gap between those who are aware of the situation (such as Kakashi and the Third Generation Faction) and those who are not aware of it lays the foundation for future trust crises (such as Sasuke's doubts about Konoha when he defected). ### **4. Comparing the decision-making of other Kage - Hiruzen's weakness and selfishness** Although the way other ninja villages treat jinchuriki is flawed, at least it does not hide the truth: - **Kumogakure**: Kirabi, as the eight-tailed jinchuriki, was openly protected by the Raikage brothers and given an elite education. - **Sunagakure**: Although Gaara was once feared, at least his identity (son of the Kazekage) was public, and he could win recognition through hard work later on. Konoha's approach was to let Naruto fend for himself in lies and hatred, and was not accepted until he "proved his worth" on his own. This logic of "just results" is essentially the laziness of the rulers. ### **Conclusion: The hypocritical "Will of Fire"** Sarutobi Hiruzen's order is a typical "tyranny in the name of the overall situation." He sacrificed Naruto's childhood and betrayed Namikaze Minato's last wish. If Konoha cannot even treat the son of a hero fairly, then the so-called "Will of Fire" is nothing more than a tool of rule. Naruto was able to finally break through this darkness not because of the "protection" of the village, but because of his own tenacity and the few kindnesses he encountered (such as Iruka and Jiraiya). The failure of this order just proved Hiruzen's corruption and incompetence in the late period of his rule.

15 火 Naruto: as Soon as He Was Reborn, He Was Held in Obito's Arms Po Meng Who Loves to Eat Jinnan Rolls577k Wordscompleted 2.2kReads7.1Score270Shelves

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Hiruzen Sarutobi's ban was ostensibly to protect Naruto and Konoha, but in fact it contained serious moral flaws and political shortsightedness, which can be critically evaluated from the following perspectives: ### **1. The reality of "sacrifice" in the name of "protection" - hypocritical goodwill** Hiruzen claimed that the purpose of blocking the news was to protect Naruto from being pursued by enemies, but in fact, he allowed and even acquiesced to the villagers' bullying of Naruto as the "incarnation of the nine-tailed demon fox". If you really want to protect the orphan of the Yondaime, you can disclose Naruto's identity, strengthen security, and even hand him over to trusted ninjas (such as Jiraiya and Kakashi) to raise him. But Hiruzen chose the easiest solution - let Naruto grow up alone and stigmatized, while he occasionally showed some hypocritical care. This "protection" essentially sacrifices Naruto's happiness in exchange for political stability. ### **2. Political calculations override human nature - Hokage's lack of sense of responsibility** As Hokage, Hiruzen's responsibility is not only to maintain the stability of the village, but also to protect the dignity and happiness of the villagers. However, his decision-making was entirely based on utilitarian considerations: - **Fear and Hatred Chain**: Worried about the revenge of the fourth generation's enemies, but ignored the mental torture Naruto suffered due to isolation. - **Escape from Responsibility**: Not disclosing Naruto's identity avoids the trouble of explaining to the villagers "why the hero's son is a jinchūriki", and also avoids the pressure from high-level officials to hold people accountable for the Nine-Tails incident (such as making things difficult for Danzo's faction). - **Using the Jinchūriki**: By isolating Naruto, it ensures that he becomes obsessed with the position of "Hokage", making it easier to be controlled by the village and become an obedient weapon. This kind of cold-blooded bureaucratic thinking is completely contrary to Namikaze Minato's belief in "believing in the next generation". ### **3. Destruction of the long-term stability of Konoha - stupid information control** Hiruzen thought that blocking information would maintain stability, but the results were counterproductive: - **Rumors intensified**: The villagers did not know that Naruto was the son of the Fourth Generation, and instead transferred the hatred of the Nine-Tails to him, resulting in Naruto being discriminated against since he was a child, and the risk of psychological distortion was extremely high (such as Gaara's case). - **Weakening hero legacy**: The fourth generation sacrificed for the village, but his descendants lived worse than orphans. This way of treating the descendants of heroes will chill the hearts of ninjas in the long run. - **Creating internal conflicts**: The information gap between those who are aware of the situation (such as Kakashi and the Third Generation Faction) and those who are not aware of it lays the foundation for future trust crises (such as Sasuke's doubts about Konoha when he defected). ### **4. Comparing the decision-making of other Kage - Hiruzen's weakness and selfishness** Although the way other ninja villages treat jinchuriki is flawed, at least it does not hide the truth: - **Kumogakure**: Kirabi, as the eight-tailed jinchuriki, was openly protected by the Raikage brothers and given an elite education. - **Sunagakure**: Although Gaara was once feared, at least his identity (son of the Kazekage) was public, and he could win recognition through hard work later on. Konoha's approach was to let Naruto fend for himself in lies and hatred, and was not accepted until he "proved his worth" on his own. This logic of "just results" is essentially the laziness of the rulers. ### **Conclusion: The hypocritical "Will of Fire"** Sarutobi Hiruzen's order is a typical "tyranny in the name of the overall situation." He sacrificed Naruto's childhood and betrayed Namikaze Minato's last wish. If Konoha cannot even treat the son of a hero fairly, then the so-called "Will of Fire" is nothing more than a tool of rule. Naruto was able to finally break through this darkness not because of the "protection" of the village, but because of his own tenacity and the few kindnesses he encountered (such as Iruka and Jiraiya). The failure of this order just proved Hiruzen's corruption and incompetence in the late period of his rule.

16 穿 Travel Through Naruto? of Course I Want to Marry Tsunade! I Want to Drink Yogurt1.2M Wordscompleted 11.1kReads7.2Score895Shelves

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Hiruzen Sarutobi's ban was ostensibly to protect Naruto and Konoha, but in fact it contained serious moral flaws and political shortsightedness, which can be critically evaluated from the following perspectives: ### **1. The reality of "sacrifice" in the name of "protection" - hypocritical goodwill** Hiruzen claimed that the purpose of blocking the news was to protect Naruto from being pursued by enemies, but in fact, he allowed and even acquiesced to the villagers' bullying of Naruto as the "incarnation of the nine-tailed demon fox". If you really want to protect the orphan of the Yondaime, you can disclose Naruto's identity, strengthen security, and even hand him over to trusted ninjas (such as Jiraiya and Kakashi) to raise him. But Hiruzen chose the easiest solution - let Naruto grow up alone and stigmatized, while he occasionally showed some hypocritical care. This "protection" essentially sacrifices Naruto's happiness in exchange for political stability. ### **2. Political calculations override human nature - Hokage's lack of sense of responsibility** As Hokage, Hiruzen's responsibility is not only to maintain the stability of the village, but also to protect the dignity and happiness of the villagers. However, his decision-making was entirely based on utilitarian considerations: - **Fear and Hatred Chain**: Worried about the revenge of the fourth generation's enemies, but ignored the mental torture Naruto suffered due to isolation. - **Escape from Responsibility**: Not disclosing Naruto's identity avoids the trouble of explaining to the villagers "why the hero's son is a jinchūriki", and also avoids the pressure from high-level officials to hold people accountable for the Nine-Tails incident (such as making things difficult for Danzo's faction). - **Using the Jinchūriki**: By isolating Naruto, it ensures that he becomes obsessed with the position of "Hokage", making it easier to be controlled by the village and become an obedient weapon. This kind of cold-blooded bureaucratic thinking is completely contrary to Namikaze Minato's belief in "believing in the next generation". ### **3. Destruction of the long-term stability of Konoha - stupid information control** Hiruzen thought that blocking information would maintain stability, but the results were counterproductive: - **Rumors intensified**: The villagers did not know that Naruto was the son of the Fourth Generation, and instead transferred the hatred of the Nine-Tails to him, resulting in Naruto being discriminated against since he was a child, and the risk of psychological distortion was extremely high (such as Gaara's case). - **Weakening hero legacy**: The fourth generation sacrificed for the village, but his descendants lived worse than orphans. This way of treating the descendants of heroes will chill the hearts of ninjas in the long run. - **Creating internal conflicts**: The information gap between those who are aware of the situation (such as Kakashi and the Third Generation Faction) and those who are not aware of it lays the foundation for future trust crises (such as Sasuke's doubts about Konoha when he defected). ### **4. Comparing the decision-making of other Kage - Hiruzen's weakness and selfishness** Although the way other ninja villages treat jinchuriki is flawed, at least it does not hide the truth: - **Kumogakure**: Kirabi, as the eight-tailed jinchuriki, was openly protected by the Raikage brothers and given an elite education. - **Sunagakure**: Although Gaara was once feared, at least his identity (son of the Kazekage) was public, and he could win recognition through hard work later on. Konoha's approach was to let Naruto fend for himself in lies and hatred, and was not accepted until he "proved his worth" on his own. This logic of "just results" is essentially the laziness of the rulers. ### **Conclusion: The hypocritical "Will of Fire"** Sarutobi Hiruzen's order is a typical "tyranny in the name of the overall situation." He sacrificed Naruto's childhood and betrayed Namikaze Minato's last wish. If Konoha cannot even treat the son of a hero fairly, then the so-called "Will of Fire" is nothing more than a tool of rule. Naruto was able to finally break through this darkness not because of the "protection" of the village, but because of his own tenacity and the few kindnesses he encountered (such as Iruka and Jiraiya). The failure of this order just proved Hiruzen's corruption and incompetence in the late period of his rule.

17 我 The Tailed Beast and I Rebelled Against Tiangang Gz12138222k Wordscompleted 4.3kReads7.5Score356Shelves

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Hiruzen Sarutobi's ban was ostensibly to protect Naruto and Konoha, but in fact it contained serious moral flaws and political shortsightedness, which can be critically evaluated from the following perspectives: ### **1. The reality of "sacrifice" in the name of "protection" - hypocritical goodwill** Hiruzen claimed that the purpose of blocking the news was to protect Naruto from being pursued by enemies, but in fact, he allowed and even acquiesced to the villagers' bullying of Naruto as the "incarnation of the nine-tailed demon fox". If you really want to protect the orphan of the Yondaime, you can disclose Naruto's identity, strengthen security, and even hand him over to trusted ninjas (such as Jiraiya and Kakashi) to raise him. But Hiruzen chose the easiest solution - let Naruto grow up alone and stigmatized, while he occasionally showed some hypocritical care. This "protection" essentially sacrifices Naruto's happiness in exchange for political stability. ### **2. Political calculations override human nature - Hokage's lack of sense of responsibility** As Hokage, Hiruzen's responsibility is not only to maintain the stability of the village, but also to protect the dignity and happiness of the villagers. However, his decision-making was entirely based on utilitarian considerations: - **Fear and Hatred Chain**: Worried about the revenge of the fourth generation's enemies, but ignored the mental torture Naruto suffered due to isolation. - **Escape from Responsibility**: Not disclosing Naruto's identity avoids the trouble of explaining to the villagers "why the hero's son is a jinchūriki", and also avoids the pressure from high-level officials to hold people accountable for the Nine-Tails incident (such as making things difficult for Danzo's faction). - **Using the Jinchūriki**: By isolating Naruto, it ensures that he becomes obsessed with the position of "Hokage", making it easier to be controlled by the village and become an obedient weapon. This kind of cold-blooded bureaucratic thinking is completely contrary to Namikaze Minato's belief in "believing in the next generation". ### **3. Destruction of the long-term stability of Konoha - stupid information control** Hiruzen thought that blocking information would maintain stability, but the results were counterproductive: - **Rumors intensified**: The villagers did not know that Naruto was the son of the Fourth Generation, and instead transferred the hatred of the Nine-Tails to him, resulting in Naruto being discriminated against since he was a child, and the risk of psychological distortion was extremely high (such as Gaara's case). - **Weakening hero legacy**: The fourth generation sacrificed for the village, but his descendants lived worse than orphans. This way of treating the descendants of heroes will chill the hearts of ninjas in the long run. - **Creating internal conflicts**: The information gap between those who are aware of the situation (such as Kakashi and the Third Generation Faction) and those who are not aware of it lays the foundation for future trust crises (such as Sasuke's doubts about Konoha when he defected). ### **4. Comparing the decision-making of other Kage - Hiruzen's weakness and selfishness** Although the way other ninja villages treat jinchuriki is flawed, at least it does not hide the truth: - **Kumogakure**: Kirabi, as the eight-tailed jinchuriki, was openly protected by the Raikage brothers and given an elite education. - **Sunagakure**: Although Gaara was once feared, at least his identity (son of the Kazekage) was public, and he could win recognition through hard work later on. Konoha's approach was to let Naruto fend for himself in lies and hatred, and was not accepted until he "proved his worth" on his own. This logic of "just results" is essentially the laziness of the rulers. ### **Conclusion: The hypocritical "Will of Fire"** Sarutobi Hiruzen's order is a typical "tyranny in the name of the overall situation." He sacrificed Naruto's childhood and betrayed Namikaze Minato's last wish. If Konoha cannot even treat the son of a hero fairly, then the so-called "Will of Fire" is nothing more than a tool of rule. Naruto was able to finally break through this darkness not because of the "protection" of the village, but because of his own tenacity and the few kindnesses he encountered (such as Iruka and Jiraiya). The failure of this order just proved Hiruzen's corruption and incompetence in the late period of his rule.

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