Naruto: I, Naruto, started with the Rinnegan

Hinata, having subconsciously skipped over embarrassing words like "worthy of," "I'll marry you," and "official couple," told Hiashi about how Naruto saved her, chased away the bad guys, encouraged her to cheer up, and took her home.

Hinata's face was flushed, and her eyes were sparkling. She had completely lost her previous timidity, and Hiashi was momentarily dazed.

This must be... an illusion, right? Yes, that's right, it's an illusion. This child is only three years old.

After Hinata finished speaking, Hiashi didn't say anything about not contacting the blond-haired boy in the future, but simply instructed, "Don't run around like that anymore. If you want to go out, tell your family so an adult can take you."

With adults watching, Hinata shouldn't have had any chance to come into contact with the blond guy.

Hinata resumed her original posture and nodded weakly.

"My head hurts," Hiashi rubbed his temples and sighed, "Hinata, don't let your uncle's sacrifice be in vain..."

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The arrival of the new year brought Naruto's money-making endeavors into deep waters, where he suffered a severe setback.

The fruit shop owner fired the first shot in the rebellion against Naruto.

"You little fox demon, you could sit at my doorstep forever, but I would never yield to you!"

Because his family members all died in the Nine-Tailed Fox's rampage, he was the only one left.

The fruit shop owner harbored deep hatred for Naruto, who was responsible for all of this, and preferred to go bankrupt rather than surrender to Naruto.

This resolute action garnered sympathy and solidarity from other merchants who had lost loved ones in the Nine-Tailed Fox's rampage.

"Well said! We support you! We absolutely cannot let that brat continue to be so arrogant... We will not give in!"

They refused to apologize, refused to pay compensation, and refused to sell merchandise to Naruto.

Because they hate Naruto more than money, if they can make Naruto unhappy, it would be worth it even if their shop goes out of business.

The result was completely unexpected.

These protesters' shops not only didn't go out of business, but their business became more and more booming, with a large number of villagers coming to shop and even forming long queues, making it like a popular spot for online celebrities to take photos.

The villagers said smugly, "Kid, we already know what you're doing. Let me tell you, you won't get away with this. The longer you sit here, the more we'll support the shop owner..."

The villagers deeply resented Naruto for exploiting their hatred to force merchants to apologize and for making huge profits.

They wanted Naruto to suffer misery and pain, so that they could feel satisfied.

They didn't want to see Naruto living a carefree and happy life, and they even unintentionally contributed to it.

This disgusted them.

Therefore, the villagers had long harbored the idea of ​​doing the opposite and disgusting Naruto.

Unfortunately, the merchants who had previously helped them were too weak-willed, and the villagers knelt down before they could offer any assistance.

Now that a tough nut has finally been cracked, they've become excited and are rushing to support the shop owner.

Leverage! Leverage to the end! Leverage to the death! We're backing you up!

Naruto switched to a different shop, and the villagers followed suit, lining up to work there. As a result, the shop owner's business boomed, and he made a fortune.

Merchants who were still observing were extremely envious. They could punish the annoying fox demon and make money at the same time. They decided to do it!

"We hate fox spirits too, everyone come and buy things from our shop!"

They...including businesses that had already yielded and apologized, joined the wave of boycotting Naruto.

They wouldn't sell a single grain of rice, not even expired food; it seemed they wanted to starve Naruto.

The wave of boycotts was overwhelming, and because there were so many people boycotting, it even started to swell up.

Incomplete rebuttal is equivalent to no rebuttal at all.

Simply refusing to sell isn't enough; they have to curse loudly, but that's still not enough; some even threaten physical violence...

boom! boom! boom!

But thanks to Naruto's teachings, the merchants remembered Naruto's background and the Anbu that protected him...

Money is something you need to earn, but you also need to be alive to spend it.

The merchants abandoned their intention to take action, and dared not curse Naruto to his face. They could only curse Naruto behind his back and spread increasingly vicious rumors.

...............

"How can there be so many people?"

Outside the dumpling shop, Uchiha Shisui looked at the queue that stretched into the street with a look of surprise.

Is it really that popular? But it didn't seem like this last time I came!

"There..." Itachi Uchiha held his younger brother Sasuke Uchiha's hand and gestured for Shisui to look towards the entrance of the dumpling shop.

The blond-haired boy sat at the entrance of the dumpling shop, carving something with a focused and serious expression, completely ignoring the disgusted and indifferent gazes of the people in the queue next to him.

"he……"

Sasuke looked at Naruto, and a strange feeling arose within him. Naruto subconsciously raised his head and met Sasuke's gaze.

Two pillars?!

The two on the side... the one with the tear trough face should be I vs. Seven, and the one with the round nose should be Uchiha Shisui.

Having guessed the identities of the three people, Naruto didn't think much of it. He nodded to them as a greeting, then lowered his head and continued carving his wife.

This time, he chose a wife with big breasts, the Thunder General.

The three Uchiha were taken aback when Naruto greeted them.

"This child..."

Shisui knew him, or most of the ninjas knew him, since Naruto's identity wasn't exactly a secret.

But aside from ordinary people with mental problems, any ninja with a little knowledge knows that Naruto is the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki of their village and must be treated with utmost care.

After a moment's thought, Zhi Shui asked, "Is the good business here related to him?"

He went out of the village on a mission and just returned; he is unaware of what happened in the village.

Itachi nodded and said, "The villagers hate him. Wherever he sits in front of a shop, that shop will do well."

Shisui didn't understand: "But is there any necessary connection between them?"

Why don't you make your point clearer?

Itachi didn't keep them in suspense and briefly explained the reason.

Sasuke was confused, wondering what the fox spirit was and why everyone hated it.

Shisui's expression darkened slightly: "Isn't the village doing anything about it?"

The Jinchūriki is a vital asset to the village. Not only are they not treated well, but they are also subjected to passive-aggressive treatment. What kind of brain-dead pills have they taken?

Itachi sighed softly, "The village... might have other ideas."

As members of Konoha's spirit, Itachi and Shisui cared more about the village's interests than the Hokage, and longed to change the unpopular situation of Jinchuriki.

but--

The two exchanged a glance and couldn't help but smile wryly.

Since the Nine-Tails' rampage, "Uchiha people must not interfere in the affairs of the Nine-Tails' Jinchuriki" has become an ironclad rule of Konoha.

Even though they were trusted by three generations, they were no exception.

Besides, the Uchiha clan itself is in dire straits, and they don't have the energy to get involved.

Sasuke, growing impatient, shook Itachi's hand and asked, "Brother, are we still having dumplings?"

Itachi smiled and said, "I'm not eating here. Let's go to another restaurant."

This shop... while ignorance is no excuse, making money by bullying children is really disgusting.

Zhi Shui agreed: "Then let's go to another place, it's on me."