My ninjutsu is not right

Chapter 346 The Advantages of Using the Net Office

"There's no need to worry about it."

Link laughed and said, how could he waste his personal connections on such a trivial matter? A small contribution was nothing to a big shot like him who was outside the contribution system. The Frog House had now become a gathering place for Akatsuki, and more trios might join in the future. It was definitely a force to be reckoned with, and it would be worthwhile to win them over.

"You must make the contributions you are entitled to, because if you don't come, someone else will," he advised.

"Moreover, the sooner we accumulate enough contribution points, the sooner we can revive the second Nagato."

Yahiko was a little embarrassed. Because of the contribution from Nagato's Rinnegan in the main world, the difference between reincarnations wasn't that much. Otherwise, everyone would be working hard to earn contribution points.

But the closer you get, the more you want to get there faster.

“That’s settled then. You come over and help out first, and then call them all over when they get back.” Link made the decision immediately.

"How can this be..." Little Yahiko was somewhat affected by his shrunken body, and he spoke with a bit of shame, mimicking the gesture of receiving a red envelope during Chinese New Year, his voice growing softer and softer.

Link actually wanted to get up and pat the other person on the shoulder, but then he compared the two and realized that he probably couldn't reach it even if he stood on tiptoe.

It's all because Yahiko is too short!
"By the way, I recently explored a new other world and have decided to designate it as World Number Four," he paused, giving the other person time to process it, and then continued, "This morning I also invited Nagato and Konan from World Number Four back with me."

"They're all in the hospital right now. If you're interested, you can go and talk to them."

"..."

Koyahiko paused for a moment, "Please?" Never mind, there's no need to be too calculating with a benefactor.

“Okay, I’ll go talk to them,” he replied quickly. Due to his past experiences, as the initiator of the Frog House, his idea was simple: as long as everyone lived happily and joyfully.

As for peace and such, to put it bluntly, it's not their place to worry about that right now.

“Alright, that’s settled then.” Link stood up, glanced at the reluctant Jiraiya, and said, “There are still a lot of things to do in the village in the main world, so we won’t bother you any longer.”

"Once you're ready, go to the Hokage's office to report for duty."

Jiraiya stood up with a bitter expression. After a few days, he felt like he had entered a hell called 'going to work'. Forget about gathering material or writing books, he didn't even have much time to rest.

"Thank you so much for developing the Luo Wang (Net of Heaven) with the Ninja Alliance. Even if he goes to the toilet, he can still review documents in the Luo Wang and just stamp them when he gets back to his office."

He is nominally the Hokage's assistant, but in reality, he is no different from the Hokage.

Because the Sixth Hokage was no different from a hands-off manager every day, even the seal was given to him.

After the two left, Link took out the Ship Travel Technique scroll and brought Jiraiya back to the main world. Before he even landed, his shadow stood up and caught his foot, allowing him to pat his assistant's shoulder with satisfaction as the Hokage, saying:

"Keep up the good work. In two years, when I retire, I'll hand over my position to you."

Having said that, he leisurely left.

Jiraiya wanted to laugh when he thought of the Sixth Hokage's pretentious mature demeanor, but the thought that he would not only have to serve as Hokage and be his servant forever, but might also be forced to become Hokage in the future, made him unable to laugh at all.

He glanced around to make sure no one was watching, and was just wondering whether he should go slacking off—no, going out to gather information—when suddenly a massive flood of messages from the Luo Wang (Network of Knowledge) was sent to him all at once. Yes, this was the superiority of the Luo Wang's office system!

I was somewhat furious.
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The development of the times has indeed improved efficiency, and we must resolutely eliminate the kind of behavior that the Fifth Hokage, Tsunade, frequently engaged in while slacking off.

Link, oblivious to his status as the Sixth Hokage, leisurely carried the scroll to the Seventh Training Ground.

The crisis resolution work in World Four went very smoothly, and many of the contingency plans made were not needed. In addition, not everyone could work day and night without stopping, so the otherworld exploration team has not set off since that day.

The other timelines are mostly before Shippuden. Even if time is flowing in sync, the Fourth Shinobi World War is still far away, so there's no rush to get there.

In his previous dozen or so time travels, he visited many points in time and changed some things to varying degrees. For example, in the timeline of the Uchiha clan massacre, Uchiha Shisui did not die, and Danzo was killed by him.

I won't go into detail about the Nine-Tails' rampage; he devoured half of the chakra left behind by the Nine-Tails.

The timeline of the Konoha Crush plan is that Orochimaru, who was about to bite Sasuke, was caught off guard and ate his Five Elements Seal and Chaotic Body Rush. After capturing him, he was reincarnated and sent to another world. Could he be resurrected through the cursed seal on Anko's body...?

It's hard to say.

With many tragedies altered, worlds that haven't reached the Shippuden timeline can be developed later, giving us at least a few years to buffer.

Link was also very curious. The mutated version of Edo Tensei could reincarnate people into another world, but it was obvious that the number of Naruto parallel worlds that could be visited was limited. If he explored all the famous scenes in all the timelines and still wanted to go to the unfamiliar Naruto world, where would he go?
It looks quite dangerous.

Of course, we have to explore things gradually, just like eating a meal one bite at a time.

I remember there's still an hour before someone from the final chapter world comes to pick me up.

Link glanced at the time; it was still early. He randomly picked up a rock, used his substitute to swallow a chakra cube, and then, with his skin turning red and his head smoking, he continued to diligently study the scroll he had written.

His physical strength was already sufficient to withstand the side effects of consuming the tailed beast's chakra without needing to be cooled down further.

However, this also means that by the time there are no side effects at all, the best-case scenario for becoming stronger will be greatly reduced, and it is even more likely that it will have no effect at all.

Another issue is the waiting time before reaching the final world—

As the Ninja Alliance becomes more and more formalized, the issue of going through procedures is inevitable. Even if he is not officially registered in the Ninja Alliance, his actual status is still core, and he possesses extremely dangerous techniques. Going there requires applying and going through procedures.

The final world will send someone to pick him up and accompany him, to prevent any conflicts and also to prevent him from causing trouble.

Then, why go to the final world? It's simple. He failed to deal with Obito in World 4, and he recalled his disgusted experience with space-time ninjutsu. He decided to go directly to get help from the Six Paths Obito in the final world.

Evil people need other evil people to teach them a lesson.

How exactly to bring them into the otherworld team is a matter for further negotiation. In any case, they won't lack contributions, and as long as they remain within the framework of the Ninja Alliance, everything is negotiable.

No matter how open-minded or desireless Obito was, having experienced coming to the human world with Rin through Rashomon, would he not want Rin to be resurrected?
Where there is desire, there is leverage.

(End of this chapter)