Naruto: Naruto's Shadow Clones All Want to Resign

When I traveled through time and became Naruto, I originally wanted to rely on multiple shadow clones to practice like crazy and wipe out the whole village. Who would have thought that the clones would go on strike collectively: Why is it that we will always be the ones to die, that the pain is exclusive to us, and that we can be erased with just a word of relief? After the battle between Mizuki and Mizuki, the three shadows of King Juan, Accountant, and Coward refused to dissipate, forcing me to negotiate: tasks would be divided into rewards, actions would leave a way out, and forcibly dispersing them would be equivalent to erasing consciousness. Kyuubi uses the strong emotions of the clone as chakra rent, and the reverberation retains the obsession of the dissipated person. Medical officers, seals, and blanks were born one after another, and the six independent personalities coexisted with me. Konoha wanted to requisition them as consumables, Orochimaru offered the temptation of an independent body, and Akatsuki set up a trap separately; Sasuke left the village, and a clone volunteered to accompany him. The Chunin Examination, the collapse of Konoha, Pain's attack, and the Great Ninja War were staged one after another. The world is obsessed with distinguishing real and fake Naruto, but the clone is my hidden cowardice, persistence and tenderness. Finally, I let go of the right to force recycling: Naruto never belongs to one person, but is the common past left behind by all the shadows who have gone through hardships together. There is no heroine, but the group is full of passion.