Comparison of the two Hokage: Both ninja worlds are devastated.

Those with a narrow perspective, confined to their own little world, see things and events beyond their comprehension.

All we can do is look up to them with awe and sincerely admire them.

The first time is always the most precious and the most unforgettable.

The inherent nature of the ninja world dictates that even the smartest, most open-minded, and most knowledgeable strongest ninja will find it difficult to break free.

Can you believe it?

Jiraiya's story of unwavering perseverance and ninja skills is already one of the few cultural representations of this era.

Therefore, when everyone saw a story that was quite good and grand even on a certain planet, they were completely captivated by the enormous shock and the profound emotional impact it had on them.

Just like the previous banners and calligraphy works, this is not a victory for Uehara Shimei, but a victory for civilization.

Most importantly, Uehara Shinmei had already put forward the concept that "ninjas are actually just韭菜 (a metaphor for being exploited)" long before this.

This story also contains some profound implications and implications.

The phrase "winning by half a move" is no longer simply the ending of a story; it also represents humanity's indomitable spirit and fighting will never be enslaved.

It is a declaration.

It is a declaration of war.

It takes courage.

At this moment, in almost everyone's mind, Uehara Siming was no longer on the same level as themselves, or even anyone else they knew.

He became bound to this declaration, this challenge, and this courage.

If people's impression of him in the past was that of an outstanding Hokage, a powerful ninja, and a lecher, etc.

At this moment, all other titles fade away, leaving only one: the man who can outwit fate.

And at this very moment,

Many people in the ninja world also finally began to understand why Uehara Shimei could break down the barriers between people, villages, and countries, and why she received such adoration and trust.

His magnanimity is so great that everyone who knows him is deeply impressed.

It's an impulse to be willing to die for it, and to have no regrets even in death.

Life is certainly important, but what does it matter if one dies for such a great cause and such a noble person?

At this moment, everyone also recalled the comments some people in the ninja world had made about Uehara Shimei:

Konan said, "I have never seen anyone more intelligent than Uehara-kun."

Kurenai Yuhi said, "No matter what difficulties or dangers we face, we will never stop, we will forge ahead and do what we say. This is the Fourth Hokage that we admire."

Mei Terumi said, "If you haven't been close to that man, you simply cannot understand what is so great and noble that supports his heart."

Yecang said, "Those who cannot recognize the greatness of Uehara Shinmei are fools in this world."

He can reveal his most brutal and despicable side without reservation to anyone, including those he respects, loves, admires, or even dreams of.

He admits that this is who he is and hopes to receive your forgiveness.

But it is precisely because of this that what he pursues and what he expects seems so precious and worthy of belief.

Unlike some filthy people who are two-faced, I believe they won't even know how they died.

Rin Nohara said, "It may sound unbelievable, but this is the Hokage whom everyone truly trusts and follows."

Mikoto Uchiha said, "Never before has anyone been able to unite so many ninjas, so many forces, and even so many countries together and move towards a common goal. Never before."

……

At that time, many people may not have said it, but only they themselves knew whether they were resentful.

Because almost everyone was using every possible word to praise this man.

But now, they feel the same way.

In fact, the reason he described Uehara Siming in this way was not because he was the only one worthy of such praise, but simply because his language skills were inadequate and he could not imagine a more eloquent adjective.

After a brief silence, a barrage of comments surged forth like a rebound.

Countless shocks and praises rushed in, almost overwhelming the entire painting.

"If such a thing exists, I am willing to follow him and dedicate everything I have."

"Ordinary men are lustful, but if it's Uehara Siming, he probably just can't bear to refuse other girls, right?"

After all, it's only natural that someone as handsome, capable, idealistic, and charismatic as him would attract girls, right?

"Actually, we didn't know that the Hokage had such a plan. He had already gained everyone's complete recognition based solely on his performance as Hokage."

"Yes, without the comparison video of the world's will, we probably would never have known that the Hokage was even greater than we had imagined."

"To defeat Heaven by half a move—that's an unimaginable display of courage."

"Even a great figure like Uehara Shimei was so angry that he was forced to storm the Hokage Building, which shows how vicious and inhuman Hiruzen Sarutobi and Danzo Shimura were."

"The fact that Uehara Siming didn't even have to storm the Hokage Building to fail to entrust such a talented person with an important task is already selfish and incompetent."

Sarutobi Hiruzen: "..."

Danzo Shimura: "..."

No, what do we have to do with this? We weren't even in this part of the story!

Also, which of your eyes saw that he was forced? He was clearly already sharpening his knives, okay?

Chapter 43 Uehara Shimei's Past, The Slap Maniac

As viewers expressed their admiration in the live chat,

In the video, the three ninjas gradually recovered from the immense shock.

When they shifted their attention away from the scroll, they naturally saw Uehara Siming perched on a treetop not far away.

"Uehara-kun, are you going to use that technique?"

Orochimaru's expression was somewhat complicated.

He quickly realized that what was recorded on the scroll was far more than just a simple story.

Everything inside should have a symbolic meaning and be representative.

If his previous guess was correct, or if the Fourth Hokage also guessed that something truly treated the ninja world as a nursery and ninjas as leeks, harvesting them generation after generation.

Without a doubt, the "heaven" in the story refers to this existence.

However, compared to the clues left behind by the harvesting of things from the ninja world, the "Heaven" in the story is not described in much detail.

The answer to the question "I am invincible among men, if I do not fight against the heavens, then who will I fight against?" is also obvious: Uehara Siming himself.

Regardless of the extraordinary level of talent, or magnanimity, vision, wisdom, and courage,

Their Hokage is not only no weaker than the one described in the story, but he is even slightly superior.

In his youth, Hun Dun founded his own sect, forming his own lineage. He only became invincible in the world at the age of thirty.

Before she turned eighteen, Uehara Siming had already found no rivals.

Under the light's power, all beings are equal; as long as one still possesses flesh and blood, there is no way to resist it.

Chaos entered the Dao in a dream, playing chess with ghosts and gods.

The ninja world also has the Impure World Reincarnation technique, so it's not difficult to pull out a few dead souls.

The only thing is that, with the Fourth Hokage's current strength, even among the undead who have accumulated for thousands of years, there are probably very few who can truly match him.

The ninja world does indeed have a "heaven," and the Hokage himself compares himself to chaos.

The final game against Heaven and the victory over Heaven by half a move were not just casual remarks.

Orochimaru quickly thought of Uehara Shimei's childhood friend, Might Guy, who was second only to Jiraiya and even knew Jiraiya two years earlier.

It is said that this person possesses a forbidden technique called the Eight Gates, which can increase one's power by tens or hundreds of times in an instant, at the cost of one's life.

Thus, the implications of winning by half a move are almost self-evident.

Not only Orochimaru, but Tsunade and Jiraiya also quickly realized this.

Because their Hokage is currently undergoing arduous training in taijutsu.

And it's done through the ancient and ruthless method of breaking limits.

Compared to Orochimaru's complex emotions, Tsunade and Jiraiya only felt regret and reluctance.

Especially Tsunade, now that she has realized her own feelings, she hardly hides them anymore.

Faced with Orochimaru's question, which was almost 90% certain,

Uehara Siming immediately nodded without hesitation.

This was an answer he had planned in advance, one he wanted the others to "guess," so there was nothing to be coy about.

However, after confirming Uehara Shimei's answer, Orochimaru hesitated.

"Uehara-kun, is it really possible to achieve that level of physical skill?"

As soon as he spoke, Tsunade, Jiraiya, and Uchiha Mikoto almost simultaneously turned their puzzled and inquisitive gazes toward him.

Outside the painting, many other ninjas and even top experts wore the same expression.

At this moment, the Fourth War has not even begun, and the glorious moment when Kai Emperor kicked half of the Six Paths has not yet unfolded.

Many people don't have a clear concept of the true upper limit that physical skills can reach.

In their minds, only ordinary civilians who are completely unskilled in ninjutsu and genjutsu would study taijutsu out of desperation when they had no other choice.

In ninja battles, especially at a certain level, the role of pure taijutsu is indeed negligible.

It's easy to see that, apart from Might Guy and his son, there are hardly any well-known figures among the masters of physical combat.

There is also a star effect in the ninja world; techniques and people often complement each other.

Tsunade and the Raikage both use taijutsu, but their core skills are still primarily ninjutsu; they are not the same concept at all.

It is difficult to cultivate, consumes a lot of resources, comes at a high price, has a slow growth rate, and has little effect.

This was the impression that most ninjas had of taijutsu at this time.