Naruto's civilian cannon fodder starts with the three-body technique

Chapter 3 Ninjutsu Monopoly
But such good days did not last for many years.

I don't know what's wrong with Hanzo of the Rain Country, or whether he is just too stubborn, he actually took the initiative to provoke a ninja war, and wanted to fight against the three giants of the ninja world on his own.

The third Tsuchikage of Iwagakure, Ohnoki, was a shrewd and calculating man who shouted loud political slogans, but his actions were all talk and no action. He did not send troops directly to the Land of Rain, but instead stationed them on the border.

The Sand Village, which was so poor that it was bleeding from the mouth, had long wanted to start a ninja war, and took the opportunity to send troops to the Rain Country, burning, killing and looting along the way.

As the overlord of the ninja world, Konoha Village cannot sit idly by and watch its good neighbor, the Sand Ninja, grow bigger and stronger in order to maintain peace in the ninja world and, of course, more likely to protect its own interests.

Thus, in the Land of Rain, a magical scene of a melee between ninjas from the Rain, Sand, and Konoha kingdoms was formed.

In the early days, the Sand Village absorbed a lot of blood from the Rain Country. After its attack was blocked by Hanzo of the Salamander and Konoha, it changed its strategic direction and opened up a new battlefield.

The Sand Village has long coveted the fertility of the Land of Fire. Now that they have an excuse to send troops, they decisively march into the Land of Rivers, intending to invade the Land of Fire from the east.

It was at this time that the predecessor followed the Konohagakure army to the front line of River Country to fight against the Sand Ninja.

After persisting on the battlefield for more than half a year, he was ultimately unable to resist the summons of the Six Paths of Pure Land and was severely injured and dying by the Sand Ninja Puppet Master. It was this near-death experience that allowed him to travel through time.

Fortunately, when he first crossed over, he stayed in Konoha Hospital to recuperate for more than a week. Otherwise, if a rookie like him who had never even killed a chicken went directly to the battlefield, what would be the difference between him and being a food deliveryman?

Before traveling through time, he was just an ordinary ox or horse born under the red flag, and even the act of traveling through time was so unremarkable.

I was too tired from working overtime and took a rest. When I woke up, I inexplicably traveled through time and became Umino Sasuke.

He is not an orphan of Konoha, but has both parents, a younger brother and a younger sister. However, he is the only ninja in the Umino family.

Having inherited the memories and emotions of his predecessor, he was able to quickly master all of his predecessor's ninja skills during this period of recuperation.

Otherwise, without a cheat code and no skills in killing and setting fires, if you go directly to the battlefield, you may not be able to hold on for half a day.

Although his mental strength increased greatly and his chakra increased by nearly one-fold after crossing over, his chakra control was not even inferior to some medical ninjas.

But after all, he was born in an ordinary civilian family, with ordinary bloodline and qualifications, and the limit of Chunin was already there.

If he had traveled through time a few years earlier, not consumed a large number of Bingliang Pills during the rapid growth period, and not been impatient for success, but steadily explored his potential, and continued to fight and test himself in the Ninja Wars, he might have had a chance of becoming a Jonin.

Now that this body has reached adulthood, its potential has been basically exhausted. It is almost impossible to significantly increase its chakra and body functions.

Unless you master Aunt Snake's core technology, or mutate.

Although he didn't finish watching "Naruto" in his previous life and only read to the Shippuden part, he still knew the general plot later on.

"Naruto" is also known as "The Legend of the Eyes: The Five Village Fight", "My Father is the Sage of Six Paths", "The Thousand-Year Entanglement of Uzumaki and Uchiha", and "Black Zetsu Saves His Mother: The Struggle in the Face of the Hack".

They keep saying that they will work hard and change everything with passion, but they still carry the last bag of rice to the next floor. It's all about the ethics of bloodline and destiny.

It appears to be a passionate anime, but in reality it is extremely dark and cruel.

Only when I arrived in this real Naruto world did I truly feel that not only the Six Paths Otsutsuki family valued bloodline, but the Ninja Clan and the common people also valued bloodline, and the nobles valued bloodline even more.

Take for example Kazukaku Umino, who had the same background as him. He was also a vassal of the Sarutobi clan, and came from the same small fishing village. It was very likely that his ancestors were the same fallen samurai.

It was because Ikkaku Umino's family was one of the first immigrants to Konoha when the village was first built in the first year of Konoha, not only did they get a house from the Senju family at a discount, but also the location was good and the area was large. As Konoha expanded, the output value had increased several times.

Moreover, Umino Ikkaku's father was lucky enough to become a first-generation ninja at an early age. Of course, he also met the Six Paths Sage in the first Ninja War. But at least because of his good looks, he married a teammate from a small ninja clan before the Ninja War, which improved the genes of the next generation of ninjas and gave them some Ninja blood.

The posthumous son, Umino Ichikaku, became a second-generation ninja and was enrolled in the elite A class at the Ninja School.

Compared to Ikkaku Umino, who was born into a family of second-generation ninjas, he was definitely a commoner who started his own business as a first-generation ninja. The fact that he was lucky enough to attend the ninja school was because his entire family gave all their support to him, and because of his political connections as a vassal of the Sarutobi clan, he was able to barely enter the ordinary class of the ninja school.

Freshly graduated from the Ninja School, the second generation Ninja Umino Ichikaku was led by the captain of Konoha's Jonin to carry out missions, while he could only follow a small Chunin captain, doing low-level tasks hard and accumulating experience step by step.

Later, after fighting hard for the Hyōryōmaru and going through many life-and-death tests, he finally became a Chunin. It seemed that he had caught up, but in fact he was getting further and further away.

Although both of them are now Chunin, their status and future are worlds apart.

Umino Ikkaku is now a member of the Sarutobi Corps' Fire Release Battalion. Not only is he a member of the Sarutobi Corps, but he's also a member of the Third Hokage's lineage. His future is limitless.

It is basically a foregone conclusion that he can survive this Ninja World War and become a Jonin.

Once he has accumulated enough merits, he will be transferred from the Fire Release Squad and will surely be placed in some powerful departments by the Third Hokage, such as the barrier class or the ninja school, which would be a good choice.

In comparison, for a commoner ninja like him, he would be very lucky to survive this ninja war. As for becoming a Jonin, let alone solving the current problems of chakra and body functions, the channels for obtaining ninjutsu alone are already a serious bottleneck for him.

In this cruel ninja world, ninjutsu means power, and its transmission is basically only through blood, mother-to-child transmission, and sex.

In fact, the ninja world is so cruel that sexual transmission is almost non-existent.

Various monopolies and class stratification are everywhere, but this is not the most terrifying thing. The terrifying thing is that almost everyone thinks this is reasonable.

If he had not been born in Konoha, he would not even have the chance to risk his life to acquire ninjutsu. This shows how difficult it is to acquire ninjutsu and find ways to move up in the cruel ninja world.

As a time traveler who had watched Naruto, he knew how to practice the Rasengan series of ninjutsu, but the Rasengan was an A-level ninjutsu, and he was not a Chatonla, not even a Chakinla. His chakra was only slightly higher than that of a standard Chunin, and it would take up most of his chakra to perform an ordinary B-level ninjutsu.

If he were to learn A-level ninjutsu, especially the Rasengan, a pure chakra-releasing ninjutsu without seals, and if he were to force himself to practice with his current chakra capacity, he would probably suffer from kidney deficiency.

It is common knowledge in the ninja world that B-level ninjutsu are generally ninjutsu that are difficult for a jonin to learn.

Even Kage-level warriors usually use B-level ninjutsu to fight, with A-level ninjutsu as their trump card. As for the secrets of S-level forbidden techniques, they are their trump cards for fighting with their lives.

Don't look down on B-level ninjutsu and despise Jonin. It is not easy to obtain a B-level ninjutsu, and it is even more difficult to become a Jonin.
The elite jonin who are slightly higher than the jonin, except for the wealthy Konoha Village, the other four ninja village giants are all terrifying existences who can stand on their own as commanders.

As for those small ninja villages, the elite jonin are basically at the level of village chief, and some jonin can even be village chief.

Although the political status of the ninja village chief is not as high as that of the daimyo of his own country, it is not much different.

This shows how high the status of the Jonin is in the ninja world. He is definitely the best of the best and a true aristocrat with real power.

Even in Konoha Village, where there are many strong people, jonin are scarce.

The Konoha Jonin has the right to vote for the Hokage.

In Konoha Village, those ninja clan members who have the blood of the Ninja Clan have extremely abundant resources and ninjutsu that match their own bloodline. What they strive for in their lives is just to become a Jonin elder. After all, there are very few Kage-level strongmen.

Even the Uchiha family, a wealthy family in Konoha who possesses the bloodline of the Six Paths, dare not guarantee that they can become a Jonin, let alone an ordinary civilian family.

For ordinary civilian families, if there is a ninja in the family, it means that the children in the family are considered to be other people's children in the eyes of the neighbors.

Being able to become a Chunin means that one has achieved academic success, fulfilled the expectations of his family, and realized his own life value.

As for the Jonin, it is definitely the dream level one.

Becoming a Jonin means having the right to vote for Hokage, which is equivalent to the village chief of a small ninja village. In the previous life, it was almost equivalent to being an ordinary citizen. Through his own hard work, he actually reached the level of a leader of a small country. Can you imagine how difficult it is?

If a commoner family has a Jonin, it is not just a matter of opening a family tree, but he will be the founding ancestor of the clan. If the family is large, it is possible that a small ninja clan like a wealthy family can be directly created.

For most civilians, becoming Hokage is just a slogan.

Becoming a Jonin is the true pursuit.

Not everyone is Orochimaru or Minato Namikaze, and the dreams of most civilian families are not that big.

Only the villagers in Konoha Village, a first-tier city in the Land of Fire, have so-called dreams. Most of the ordinary civilians in the Land of Fire outside Konoha Village pursue nothing more than a bite to eat and the most basic security in their lives.

If one really has a dream, it is just to become a vassal of the ninja clan or a noble lord and pass the civil service exam. But if one has no connections or special skills, one will not even have the most basic chance.

These are also talking about the treatment of ordinary civilians in the Fire Nation. If they are civilians in the Rain Nation, their lives are even more precarious, and their lives are worthless. I am afraid that they even dream of immigrating to the Fire Nation and becoming small citizens in a big country.

(End of this chapter)