My ninjutsu is not right

Chapter 8 About Graduation
The next day, afternoon, Ninja School.

"Good afternoon, Mr. Mizuki."

Link looked at Mizuki, whom he 'encountered' again, and felt speechless.

Doesn’t this guy think that his appearance is a bit too coincidental?

"Good afternoon." Shuimu greeted with a smile, then left quietly.

Link looked at the guy's receding back and sighed silently. As expected, if you show off your unique performance, you will be targeted.

Today is his first day of school. How should I put it? It feels quite... boring.

After registration, we were all taken to the classroom. There were only about a hundred people in the whole school, and there were only 20 to 30 students who enrolled at the same time. There was no need to divide them into classes, and even the grades were vague.

Since the teacher in charge of their freshmen will not appear later, we will just call him the head teacher for now.

On the morning of the first day of school, the head teacher took the students to exercise and get familiar with the physical fitness of each student.

Sadly, Link's physical fitness was below average among the students of the same class, but he was persistent enough and endured the discomfort in his body and persevered to the end of the running test.

Although the head teacher did not directly express his evaluation of each individual, it can be seen that he was quite satisfied with him.

For ninjas who have not reached a certain level, hard work and persistence are very important.

After the physical fitness test, the first lesson was an explanation of the basic knowledge of chakra. It was not a rote explanation, but there was not much new either, as Link had heard it from his father before.

After lunch, the students started their cultural class in the afternoon. The cultural class was history. Rather than history, it was more of a political class, and the first chapter was the Will of Fire.

It was very infectious to the children, but boring to Link, an adult in a child's body, but he still pretended to be inspired.

This thing is very important. The teaching content of the Ninja School (different from the transcript) is divided into six modules: theory, practice, training, experience, spirit, and history.

The fact that history can be singled out proves that Konoha Village at least attaches great importance to it.

If Link wants to be a ninja who can climb up the ladder, he can't be too unsociable. Even if he can be more mature, he can't appear too sober.

Genius is fine, but a genius that is completely detached from its environment is extremely suspicious.

Konoha Village is a violent organization, not a peacemaker. They don't need evidence to take action against suspicious people. They can just take action first, search their memories, and then confirm the evidence.

Back to the topic, the Ninja School does not emphasize step-by-step teaching. In the first semester after enrollment, physical skills, ninjutsu, individual combat, group combat, and tactics will all be tested, so only the first day will be relatively easy.

Starting from tomorrow, we will arrive at school in the morning to exercise, learn basic knowledge in the morning, and conduct simulated practice after cultural classes in the afternoon.

The first semester involves no spiritual training.

The so-called mental training is not about training the spirit, but actually letting students accept the stress training of killing, being killed and the death of their companions. (After the mission of chasing Sasuke, Choji almost died during the operation. Shikamaru cried, and Temari asked him in surprise, should he have received mental training?)

This is also the reason why teenagers or even children of a few years old can kill people without mercy when they go to the battlefield.

No matter how nice the Will of Fire of Konoha Village sounds, it does not change the nature of the war machine. The essence of mental training is brainwashing, so that children can accept that they will deprive their own kind of life. In fact, ninja is a very dark profession. They are hired by others to collect intelligence, engage in espionage, assassinate targets, participate in wars... There is no such thing as justice and evil.

As tools, ninjas put aside their feelings and pursue the completion of their missions. How can there be any right or wrong?

It's a purely dark profession.

Under this premise, although the Ninja School is a six-year system, it does not mean that all six years are spent on learning.

All cultural courses and basic knowledge learning will be completed in one year, and the subsequent part will be to continuously increase actual combat exercises, tactical application and mental training.

Please note that the school does not require students to study well or have excellent grades. It is very easy to graduate. If you feel you are capable, you can take the graduation exam. There is no strict requirement for the time of admission.

To put it bluntly, if Link wants, he can take the graduation exam next year. Considering the difficulty of the graduation exam, which randomly selects E-level ninjutsu as the exam content, anyone who can normally enroll can graduate.

Just as anyone who learns ninjutsu can take the Genin certification exam to become a Genin, the graduation exam is very easy.

Only someone as weird as Uzumaki Naruto would fail the exam three times in a row.

In fact, any ninja with a little background would train and study in school for six years before choosing to graduate. There is no need to graduate early in peacetime.

Moreover, after graduating from the Ninja School, the leading Jonin will also have his own assessment of his subordinates. According to Kakashi Hatake, one-third of the talents can become Genin, and the others will fail the assessment and have to return to the Ninja School to study again.

But Link is different. He knows about Konoha's collapse plan in three years, about Pain's attack in seven years, and about the Fourth Ninja World War in eight years...

How could he have the time to stay in the Ninja School and develop slowly?

The right thing to do is to graduate quickly and find ways to learn more ninjutsu. It will be fine as long as you have enough chakra.

After refining chakra, the ninja's physical fitness and chakra volume will increase rapidly for a period of time. The principle is very simple -

The total number of human cells in the Naruto world far exceeds that of humans on Earth, but the principles of exercise are surprisingly similar. When muscles are slightly torn, they will repair the damage and strengthen muscle fibers, while synthesizing more muscles to adapt to exercise.

Refining chakra - consuming physical strength is a process of exploiting the body. It is an alternative and comprehensive way of destroying the body's muscle structure. The human body will naturally repair and adjust the structure, while creating more muscles to meet the needs of chakra refinement.

Assisted by proper exercise, stretching and deforming cells will increase the permeability of muscle cell membranes, thereby increasing the number of free amino acids in cells, providing more basic raw materials for protein synthesis and accelerating the rate of muscle synthesis.

With these two approaches working together, it would be hard for the ninjas not to become stronger quickly.

However, the human body structure has its limits, and exercise has marginal benefits. No matter how hard you squeeze it, it still depends on talent. Hard work can only reach the upper limit of talent faster, and may not even reach the lower limit of others.

That’s why there is the concept of chakra quantity.

Link's chakra control ability is excellent, and he can judge his own progress speed more clearly, but he also makes a more pessimistic judgment. If he keeps up this effort, at most half a year, his rapid progress will infinitely approach zero, and he can only wait for his body to slowly become stronger and have more chakra as he grows older.

When the time comes, graduate early.

Seek another way to become stronger by learning more ninjutsu.

(End of this chapter)