I Traveled Through the Days In Naruto World

If it were in the three-dimensional world, Mizuki's mentality was only in his twenties at that time. It was the age when blood was easy to get up. When thinking of such things, it is easy to think of his country and the past of foreign invasions in history. Mizuki is absolutely disgusting and repulsive!

However, after coming to this world, with the maturity of her mentality, especially after becoming Shinobu, she has experienced battle after battle, and gradually she has understood that sometimes in order to survive, she must kill others. people.

　　 The simplest and most intuitive example is the day Konoha collapsed. In the battle, either you die or I live. Killing is crime, invasion is evil, but it is a peaceful age, and there is an explanation from the victorious party.

　　The world of ninja is not equivalent to the laws of nature, but if there is no strength and resistance, there will be lambs to be slaughtered. Only when one's strength is strong enough to at least allow oneself to survive can one talk about a bright future.

Mizuki looked at the customs of the Taketori clan and couldn't help but exclaimed: "For our own survival, human beings have caused wars countless times. Although they know this is wrong, they still appear again and again. People who die. Buried under the loess, those who survive will stand on the loess."

　　 When this sentence came out, even Mizuki didn't even know why he said such a thing, it seemed to blurt out subconsciously.

　　 But maybe this is just because of feelings, right? This is a sigh of helplessness. In the last sentence, you can feel that the battle is just a game between the winner and the loser.

Shingo on the side is a mental age without Mizuki, and did not realize the meaning in Mizuki's words, but simply believes that the original intention of fighting is to win: "The life of the Taketori clan is simple, and there is no intrigue in the outside world. I listened. I have said that the outside world has all kinds of criticisms against our clan, but our clan is like this, and we will fight for what we want."

　　 What I try to say is nice. This is a kind of beautification of robbery.

Psychologically, she is already a sentimental water tree. Of course, she will not talk about this kind of problem, and there is no need to argue. After all, in the three-dimensional world, she has already heard a sentence: "People are not for themselves. Destiny is extinct!"

　　 Casually wandering to some places, not only have seen the pastoral style of this place, but also seen the horses galloping, and the quaint life of men farming and women weaving.

　　 For the water tree born in the city from the three-dimensional world, this should be a very leisurely and beautiful picture, right? But in fact, I came closer and found that this kind of life is not as good as I imagined.

　　 But there is no way to do this. Agricultural cultivation is all about grazing, basically relying on the sky for food. So there is no way to reduce productivity. How can life be unclear and miserable?

　　 When Mizuki saw this place, he couldn't help but ask Shingo: "The life of your Taketori clan is so difficult here. Haven't you considered going to the outside world to develop?"

　　 Regarding this question, Mizuki associates himself with the Hyuga clan, because according to the historical records of the Hyuga clan, the solid wood leaves were only built by the Senju clan and Uchiha clan. The Hyuga family also moved to Konoha from other places, and after several generations of family growth, they have become Konoha's famous family.

　　 By the way, isn’t there another sentence? Called: "The mountain does not turn, the water turns."

　　 Say it again: "The tree is moved to die, and the person is moved to live."

　　 Knowing a little flexibility is always a bad thing, right? And it is for the lives of their own people, which should be considered even more.

However, to Shingo's answer quickly, it made Mizuki understand the reason. The Shingo here said: "We Taketori people have not thought about leaving this place to find a more suitable environment. But the world is divided by various countries. We are all foreign nations wherever we go, and we will inevitably compete with the locals for resources."

"As you can see now, we only have a few thousand people in the Zhutoi clan. In fact, my father said that there were tens of thousands of people in my clan more than 20 years ago. There is an idea of ​​relocation, looking for a suitable place to settle down."

"But you should have heard of it? What happened in the country of water. It is because our race is a foreign population and is not accepted by the locals. In order to obtain sufficient living space and resources, we can only carry out a coup d'état. . But then everything failed!"

　　 It turned out to be like this. Mizuki probably understands it. It seems that the development of the Taketori family has not thought about changes, but it just couldn't be accepted by the outside world.

　　Because of these or other reasons, the living environment of the Taketori family has made Mizuki more familiar. It seems that the combative notoriety of the Taketori family is more or less related to the incomprehension of outsiders?

　　 But this is a good explanation ~www.NovelMTL.com~ A theme about the world of Hokage: understanding between people.

　　 Mizuki remembers very clearly, the first ancestor of the Ninja world in the plot, the legendary six immortals, the first person to understand the true meaning of Chakra. The idea when the "Ninzong" was founded was to hope that Chakra connects everyone and allows everyone to understand each other.

Payne, no, it should be said that it is Nagato. Because his friend died, he believed that as long as there is no real peace in this cursed world, people will never understand each other, and the understanding of peace will go. Going to extremes.

　　 If you want to come from the Taketori clan, you can see a little shadow, right? If people cannot understand each other, there will be disputes of this kind, right?

　　 This kind of question Mizuki should have been thinking about it a long time ago, because in fact, as early as the three-dimensional world, she already knew an example: the relationship between people has become more and more cold. Many people in the community, even the neighbors who live next door to their own home, may not be able to call each other's name.

　　 Mizuki should have thought of this question long ago, but it doesn't seem to be useful. Because when it comes to the relationship between people, Naruto must actually be saved? She is not the protagonist of this world, she is just a traverser. To put it bluntly, she is a soy sauce.

　　 While she was still thinking about something, Shingo introduced her to her. Some of their customs here are just explaining their culture, right? Including the gods believed by the Taketori clan, and also introduced water trees to their shrines.

　　 The water tree here can be seen at a glance, this guy is completely deliberate, or it should be a ulterior motive!