You Know Nothing About Pain

Very narrow at the beginning, talented people.After walking for dozens of steps, he suddenly became enlightened.

This sentence is the best way to describe Naruto's feeling at that time.

Although there are still many loopholes in this idea that need to be repaired, and many key information are missing, at least it pointed out a path for Naruto to explore. Later, in the communication with Uchiha Itachi, more clues can be seen .

Of course, Naruto would not say these words to Neji, this is Sasuke's business, and has nothing to do with Neji's current situation, just think about it for yourself.

And Neji, who had been silently listening to Naruto's analysis, felt chills all over his body at this moment, and seemed to feel a cold breath creeping up his back invisibly.

Neji is a rational person, and also a smart person. Although Naruto's words are exaggerated at first, but after thinking about it, he will feel shuddering.

He understood that Naruto wasn't trying to scare him, these bloody things were entirely possible, even to some extent inevitable.

So Neji was in deep pain at the moment.

Neji is also Konoha's ninja. He also grew up listening to the slogan of the will of fire. Although he was persecuted by the Hyuga clan, in his heart, this hatred did not spread to the entire Konoha village.

In Neji's heart, he still firmly believes that Konoha is his home worth protecting.

But at this moment, Neji felt confused. He couldn't figure out if this Konoha was really the Konoha he swore to protect.

How to choose when there are almost irreconcilable conflicts between the village and the ethnic group.

Ning Ci had never considered this issue, and he never thought that one day he would face such a choice.

But fate never waits for you to be ready before making a move, but likes to whip you with big ears when you don't realize it.

Now this question was starkly placed in front of Neji.

"Naruto..." Neji looked at Naruto in confusion and said, "What we did...is it really right?"

"Is it really right?" Naruto repeated Neji's question, without any hesitation on his face, he said firmly, "Of course it is right!"

"But..." Ning Ci held his forehead in pain and said, "If we do this, other people in the village will be hurt..."

"Let other people in the village be hurt?" Naruto looked at Neji very seriously and said, "I don't think anyone was hurt in this incident. We are obviously saving some people who should be free. Why? Hurt it?"

"But... the consequence of doing this is to make Konoha fall into chaos." Ningci said hoarsely: "If the village falls into chaos and its strength is greatly reduced, in case there are any outsiders trying to get out of the way, At that time, the villagers of Konoha..."

Naruto quietly looked at Neji who was in pain, and he understood why Neji had such entanglements.

Because in Neji's worldview, since he was born, all people have instilled the same values ​​in him.

That is, the interests of the village are above all else, and some people need to make sacrifices when necessary for the interests of the whole.

There is nothing wrong with this statement itself, and Naruto also agrees with a truth, that is, there must be a country before a family, and only when the general environment becomes stable can the people in it live a better life.

But some crooks misinterpret this truth. They use a seemingly reasonable but unscrupulous rhetoric, and subtly transform the value of the village's interests above all else into another seemingly identical but completely different value. value.

That is, maintaining the status quo of the village is above all else, and anyone who tries to change the status quo of the village is wrong.

This approach seems to be similar to the village's interests above everything else, but it runs counter to it. Blindly maintaining the status quo will not help Konoha become better, nor will it solve any of Konoha's existing problems. It's just hidden deeper.

It's like I can't solve the problem, but I can solve the person who raised the problem. As long as the person who raised the problem disappears, then the problem will not exist.

This is different from the practice of not thinking about how to save yourself when a disaster strikes, but instead burying yourself in bed and hypnotizing yourself that the disaster does not exist.

In Naruto's view, this is nothing more than a ridiculous self-deception.

Change is bound to come with pain, and nothing can be easily obtained without paying any price.

It's like the matter about the curse seal of the bird in the Hyuga branch's cage. Although it will indeed bring some pain at first, it will also make Konoha's strength enter a period of weakness.

But ask yourself, what's wrong with the people who separated from Hinata, they shouldn't be enslaved in the first place, they are just getting back what they should have.

The other villagers in Konoha are human beings. Could it be said that the Hinata family members are not human beings?

Shouldn't the correct way be to actively help those who are separated from Hyuga, let them integrate into Konoha faster and better, and minimize the impact on Konoha as much as possible?

And in the long run, the liberation of Hyuga's separation is also a good thing for Konoha. There is a huge difference in the vitality gap between slaves and free people.

A person who is forced to go to the battlefield by others, and a person who goes to the battlefield with his own firm will, the fighting power that erupts is not at the same level at all.

As for why some people must maintain Konoha's status quo, it is because they know in their hearts that only by maintaining the status quo can they maintain their current status and rights.

Naruto looked at Neji who looked painful, took a step forward, and slapped Neji on the back.

"What are you afraid of!" Naruto patted Neji on the back and said, "We did nothing wrong!"

Neji seemed to be still immersed in pain, looked at Naruto with a dazed expression and said, "Naruto... If we violate the will of fire, will we still be Konoha's ninjas by then?"

"I don't care if it's Konoha's ninja or not." Naruto looked at Neji with unflinching eyes and said, "I only know that the sky is big and the earth is big, and the reason is the greatest. Shout, it's all right!"

"But..." Neji looked at Naruto in front of him, squirmed his lips and said, "Since Konoha built the village, we have been adhering to the will of fire until today, and there are so many innocent villagers in the village , if there is a conflict at that time, causing innocent villagers...."

However, before Neji could finish speaking, Naruto interrupted him unceremoniously.

"It's always been like this, isn't it right!"

Naruto stared at Neji and said: "If there are many people, it must be right! No! Morality will not change because of the number of people! If you are wrong, you are wrong! Even if a thousand people, ten thousand people say it is right! Yes, it is also wrong!" "Sacrificing a few people for the happiness of more people is bullshit!"

Naruto sneered and said, "If you don't study what caused the mistake, but ask innocent people to sacrifice forcibly, how can there be such a reason?

Don't be afraid of making mistakes, just change them. What's afraid is that you know you're wrong, but turn a blind eye! "

"If the law is wrong, revise the law; if someone plots wrongdoing, punish the wrongdoer; if foreign enemies invade, fight back the enemy!

If it is a group, let the law enforcement agencies knock it down; if it is a natural disaster, then fight it; if it is a man-made disaster, then ask for accountability; if it is a system, then go to reform!

If you don't change just because you are afraid of change, you are just drinking poison to quench your thirst! "

Naruto clenched his fists tightly and said: "Do you think some people are really sacrificing others for the peace of the village? No, they are just afraid. If you don't disturb your sight in this way, wait until everyone thinks about the real problem." Where did they come from, then they will be the ones who will die by then."

Ning Ci stared blankly at Naruto, Naruto's words were deafening.

"Sacrifice should not be forced. No one has the right to order another person to sacrifice himself. Sacrifice should only be a choice of self-will." Naruto looked at Neji firmly and said: "I once I saw a sentence in this book, and now I will pass it on to you."

Then Naruto said word by word: "Killing a person to preserve the world is not killing a person to benefit the world; killing oneself to preserve the world is killing oneself to benefit the world."

This remark comes from the forty-fourth article of "Mozi", "Da Qu".

It means that preserving the world by killing others is not beneficial to the people of the world, but preserving the world by killing oneself is beneficial to the world.

When faced with a situation where one person must be killed to preserve the world, it is righteous to kill oneself and unrighteous to kill others.

"Killing one person to preserve the world is not killing one person to benefit the world; killing oneself to preserve the world is killing oneself to benefit the world."

Ning Ci silently repeated Naruto's words, only feeling that these thirty short words contained infinite truths.

"Yes." Naruto looked at Neji very seriously and said: "If Konoha needs to constantly sacrifice others and force others to sacrifice in order to maintain its false peaceful existence, then I can't wait for it to collapse. "

Naruto's words can be described as absolutely treasonous, if someone from the Anbu or the intelligence department heard it, he might be invited to drink tea on the spot, and it is worthwhile for Hokage and many high-level executives to talk all night for his words. An emergency meeting.

This is also the first time that Naruto has shown his thoughts and concepts more nakedly in front of Konoha's companions.

Hearing Naruto's words, Ning Ci felt a huge wave in his heart. No matter how aggressive he was just now, and no matter how bad Konoha's actions were, he never had the same thoughts as Naruto.

It would be better if the leaves collapsed.

For Neji, who grew up in Konoha, this is an idea that would never come to mind.

The Land of Fire is the largest country in the world, and Konoha is the number one ninja village in the world. The ninjas in Konoha are undoubtedly proud of this, and they are all using their own methods to maintain the glory of Konoha.

In their opinion, Konoha is already the best, and if they don't stay with Konoha, where else can they go.

At this moment, Naruto's words undoubtedly opened a brand new window for Neji.

Yes, why must it be Konoha?

Thinking of this, Ningji couldn't help feeling his heart beating faster and his mouth dry. Although he didn't want to admit it, he had to say that he had an extremely bold idea that was even more outrageous than Naruto's words.

"That... Naruto..." Neji licked his dry lips and said, "If... I mean if..."

"If you let Naruto choose to build a village..." Neji said here, he seemed a little nervous, paused and swallowed his saliva before continuing: "Do you want to build a... what kind of village?" the village?"

"What kind of village should we build?" Naruto seemed to be stumped by Neji's question. He touched his chin and said in thought, "To be honest, I haven't thought much about it, and I don't have a clear idea yet. I don’t really like the current system, it’s a bit too complicated.”

Then Naruto said incessantly: "Think about it, you have to consider the system, the distribution of rights, and taxation, how to prevent class consolidation, how to select talents, and how to distribute benefits. There are countless things in each of these. The exquisiteness and learning of the book cannot be understood in a moment.”

Neji looked at Naruto strangely.

No, have you never thought about it?Even taxation and talent selection have been thought of, tell me you haven't thought about it?

And what I asked should be how to build a village, how do you feel that you are talking about how to build a country.

Naruto also noticed Ning Ci's eyes, scratched his hair in embarrassment and said with a smile: "That... seems to be a bit too much, I like to think about it by myself when I have nothing to do, you Don't worry about it."

At this point in time, it's hard for me not to think about it when you say something like this, my friend.

Ning Ci complained silently in his heart, but he didn't think it was bad for Naruto to think about these things, it would be better to say that the more Naruto thought about it, the happier he was.

So Ning Ci went on to say: "Let's not talk about those complicated things first, just talk about it, what kind of system do you want?"

"The system I want? It is there." Naruto was stunned for a moment, and then said: "This is just an immature idea of ​​mine. It can be regarded as a good expectation for the future."

"A system I wish..."

In Neji's expectant eyes, Naruto said slowly:

"The people are the most important, the country is second, and the king is the least."

The moment Naruto's voice fell, a flash of lightning suddenly struck the originally clear sky for some reason, and the dazzling light seemed to cover up the light of the sun for a moment.

boom -

The sudden thunder made the passers-by on the road jump. They all looked up at the sky, thinking that it was going to rain, but the sky was still clear. It seemed that the sudden lightning and thunder just now were just hallucinations.

But at this moment Neji was not in the mood to pay attention to the sudden appearance and disappearance of lightning, and now all his mind was focused on what Naruto said just now.

"The people are the most important, the country is second, and the king is the least."

Silently repeating this sentence, Ning Ci unconsciously had a shocked expression on his face.

For Neji, this was a concept he could not imagine, and it was also a concept that was difficult to understand for a while.

But this does not prevent Neji from having expectations for this concept.

And this sentence also deepened a certain idea in Ning Ci's heart again.

So Ning Ci gritted his teeth, looked at Naruto solemnly and said, "Naruto, I will handle the matter of Hyuga's separation, leave it to me."

"Leave it to you?" Naruto looked at Neji silently for a while, then smiled and said, "Okay, I'll leave it to you!"

Naruto naturally knew what Neji meant, but he didn't say it out loud, because some things just need to maintain a tacit tacit understanding now, and it's not beautiful to say it out.

After all, the horoscope has not been written yet, whether and when the problem of the cursed bird in the cage can be solved, and what is Konoha's attitude, all these are unknown.