If you don't want to unify the ninja world, why are you crying about the ninja village system?

There is a lot of news about the Empire, and many villagers also said that they went to the Empire to work part-time, and the place they went to was also a place well known to the villagers of Konoha.

Their two worlds are basically not much different, but in terms of environment and moral ideas, the Empire is far behind them.

For example, in the Empire World, there is a place called "Ichiraku Ramen Chain", which not only provides a variety of delicious food, but is also an important place for ninjas to exchange information and share daily life.

Every corner of the cafeteria reveals the warmth and order of Konoha Village, and this order is largely due to a strict and fair manager - Might Kai.

Might Kai was once an outstanding ninja. After retiring, he chose to continue protecting Konoha in his own way, which was to ensure that every ninja could enjoy clean and delicious food after a tiring battle.

Therefore, he has extremely high requirements for the hygiene of the cafeteria, especially the cleanliness of tableware, and has almost harsh standards: every plate must be carefully washed seven times before it can be put on the shelf for use.

The villager in question had just returned from a part-time job there. With his longing for the imperial world and his love for ninjutsu, he came to the Imperial Konoha Village, where everyone is taught and there are no restrictions on you because of your age, background or wealth.

He had just settled there and had no job or income, so he was taken in by Ichiraku Chain.

He loved this part-time job and wanted to use it as a starting point for learning ninjutsu.

He is passionate about his work, but as he is new here, he is not very familiar with some of the rules of Konoha Village.

He was in charge of cleaning the mountain of dishes after a busy dinner rush.

Faced with the heavy workload, he tried his best, but after washing several batches of dishes in a row, he gradually lost his strength.

At this moment, a thought flashed through his mind: "Since the dishes look very clean, it shouldn't matter if I wash them two times less, right?" So he decided to reduce the original seven washing times to five times.

The next day, as diners arrived at the cafeteria one after another and enjoyed a delicious breakfast, Manager Matt Kai began his routine inspection.

He gently ran his hands over each plate, using his keen sense to judge the cleanliness.

Suddenly, his brows furrowed and his eyes fixed on a plate that looked clean but actually had tiny oil stains in the gaps between the ceramics that were invisible to the naked eye.

Matt Kai immediately called together all the employees, including himself, for a serious meeting.

He pointed out the dish that was not clean enough and asked who was responsible for cleaning it.

The villager knew that he had made a mistake, so he took the initiative to stand up and admit his negligence.

In the face of his honesty, Might Armor did not blame him too much, but his words were full of weight: "In the Empire, no matter how small the task is, it is related to the harmony and order of the entire village. Clean tableware is not only a respect for diners, but also a reflection of our ninja spirit - no matter what difficulties we face, we must adhere to the standards and never compromise."

Ultimately, his behavior violated the cafeteria's rules and he had to bear the consequences.

But Might Armor took into consideration that he had just arrived in the empire and his attitude was worthy of recognition, so he was very tolerant of him and was willing to bear the consequences himself.

This experience was a profound lesson for this villager from Konoha Village.

He felt guilty towards Ichiro Chain for taking him in, and also guilty towards manager Matt Kai, so he resigned and planned to come back to make some money before going back.

He now began to study the rules of the empire day and night.

This story also spread throughout the entire Konoha Village from his mouth.

The villagers of Konoha Village also felt once again from this incident the adherence of the workers in the empire to the rules and their expectations for the growth of every partner.

Moreover, we haven't seen the Third Hokage for such a long time. According to people who have been to the Empire, the Third Hokage has already immigrated to the Empire to retire.

Because someone saw him taking his grandson Konohamaru with the kids in the empire...

In the vast land of the empire, in addition to the ninja school, there are many things that can enrich children's outdoor activities.

They don't need to think about war, they just need to enjoy the happiness and growth of childhood in peace.

For example, this year's summer camp specially invited children from different countries to participate. Among them, Sarutobi Hiruzen also invited Konohamaru to participate in their summer camp.

Konohamaru from their world and the Imperial child Udon became the center of attention.

On the first day of the summer camp, as the afterglow of the setting sun filled the cafeteria, the children sat together and enjoyed a sumptuous dinner.

Konohamaru, this lively, active and energetic child, couldn't help but wolf down the delicacies of the empire, as if he wanted to put all the delicious food into his stomach.

But Udon, a child from the empire, who was sitting next to him, looked particularly different.

He behaved elegantly, chewed each bite of food slowly, and from time to time shared the food on his plate with his companions who needed help, showing a politeness and humility that transcended his age.

This scene was seen by the villager who was observing silently on the side.

Although these two children come from different worlds, they show completely different cultural styles in their attitudes towards food.

Konohamaru's straightforwardness and enthusiasm make people feel the innocence and vitality of the No. 64 Ninja World Child; while Udon's politeness and humility reflect the importance of etiquette and respect in the imperial culture.

The second activity of the summer camp is a hiking trip that tests the children’s perseverance and teamwork.

The team traveled through the dense forest, facing rugged mountain roads and unpredictable weather, and every child was challenging his or her own limits.

Although Konohamaru had extraordinary physical strength, he accidentally fell in an accident and injured his knee. The pain made him want to give up and return to the camp to rest.

Although Udon also felt exhausted and even coughed frequently, and it was obvious that his body was not in the best condition, he chose to persevere.

He also told his friends around him that as a ninja, no matter how big the difficulties are, they must not give up easily.

Udon's persistence infected everyone in the team.

With Udon's encouragement, Konohamaru stood up again. Although his steps were slow, each step was firm and powerful.

In the end, all the children completed the hike successfully. When they stood on the top of the mountain and overlooked the Konoha Village below, everyone's heart was filled with a sense of accomplishment and pride.

When this story spread to the present-day Konoha, many villagers were indignant.

They felt ashamed that it was detrimental to their own world's education, but more importantly, they were unhappy that Sarutobi Hiruzen had left them behind to enjoy life in the empire.

If respect for life is the first step in their respect for the empire, then the meticulousness and seriousness of the empire is the second step in their desire to feel the intensification of the empire's ideology!

As for the story of this child...it touches the hearts of many people!

As a parent, who doesn’t want their children to be outstanding?

And in such an environment, is it possible for your own children to be bad? ?