Chapter 209: The speculation of the reincarnation eye makes Dayemu feel despair!

I never thought you'd actually suspect this guy.

Yuzhi looked at Madara somewhat speechlessly; he was really surprised that Madara actually suspected Black Zetsu, because in his view Madara shouldn't have suspected at all.

In his mind, Black Zetsu is a product of his condensed consciousness, and it would never betray him no matter what, so he naturally wouldn't suspect it.

After all, he is an extremely proud person, and his pride prevents him from thinking there could be any problem with himself.

As it turns out, unfortunately, Black Zetsu is the biggest problem.

And now this guy inexplicably started suspecting Black Zetsu, which really surprised Yuzhi; however, after hearing Madara's reasons, he was momentarily speechless.

If the Madara in the original story had this kind of intelligence now, why would he let Black Zetsu dig out his heart?

What do you think?

Madara frowned, looking at Yuzhi embracing his wife in silence; in his view, this attitude was really somewhat contemptuous.

If this guy weren't also a Rinnegan user, and his wife also a Rinnegan existence, Madara would have already lost his temper.

Could it be...

Actually, this matter isn't as troublesome as you imagine; if you want to do something, just go ahead and do it.

This

So there should be a certain 'connection' in both chakra and spiritual aspects.

Yuzhi shrugged, appearing quite relaxed.

But he only now noticed that he seems to have never sensed Black Zetsu, nor had any necessary soul resonance with this guy.

Since Black Zetsu is a continuation of his own will, he should somehow be able to feel something.

Any method could be used for verification, but Madara had none—not even one.

Of course, Yuzhi also isn't in a position to criticize too much, after all Madara had no time to think about that when he was resurrected.

Speaking nicely to him might not make him listen, but if you show that you know a bit of martial arts and can also somewhat convince him in the physical domain, his attitude will change immediately.

Because after being resurrected via the Impure World Reincarnation, he immediately had to face countless ninja armies, and afterwards Black Zetsu even helped him control Obito to complete the Rinne Rebirth and retrieve his Rinnegan.

But the biggest problem still lies in the 'connection', since they are a continuation of will and were created through Madara.

He basically ignores anyone inferior to him, but he will speak nicely to and listen to those comparable to or stronger than him.

Although Madara was dissatisfied with Yuzhi's attitude, he still listened to his words very seriously.

Yuzhi's words left Madara speechless, his expression extremely ugly; even Hikari was somewhat taken aback.

Since it is your will's message, then for your will's original body that has revived, why would he have no response?

Don't tell me you set him up as an independent entity and completely believe he will never betray you.

Perhaps, as early as a thousand years ago the content of that stone tablet had already been altered, and that guy has been influencing generation after generation of the Uchiha.

What can I say? It mainly depends on how you see it.

Because she also didn't expect that in the ninja world there still exists such a miraculous being, hidden in the darkness, altering the Uchiha!

However, this guy's good days seem to have come to an end, because he unfortunately encountered Yuzhi.

Madara as well as Sasuke are pretty much the same.

You didn't say that guy isn't your will's continuation?

The stone tablet has existed among the Uchiha for a thousand years, but how long has its content existed, and exactly when was it altered?

But now there's nothing to be done; he can only endure.

There's nothing strange about it; you might as well think about that stone tablet.

I've been deceived by him all along; he's been following me from the start, and then took over when I condensed my will?

Actually, the Uchiha have always had this flaw; simply put, they have a 'cheap bone'.

Moreover, I really think you don't need to do anything; after all, some things should count as verified, right?

It seems everyone is an independent entity; people fundamentally aren't mutually connected beings.

Madara's face looked somewhat grim, and his fists slowly began to harden.

And as this problem arose, he truly found it more and more unbelievable the more he thought about it.

Yuzhi truly doesn't know whether to say he's confident, arrogant, or just an idiot.

Yuzhi has actually always been curious why Madara has such a confident mindset, believing Black Zetsu is a continuation of his will.

Hasn't he realized that he and Black Zetsu actually have some conflicting thoughts?

Thinking this, Hikari's gaze involuntarily turned toward Yuzhi, and Madara also seemed to realize this and lifted his head to look at him.

Just like Madara, even in the Impure World Reincarnation state, he can search for the Nine-Tails via a summoning technique; Naruto's fist bump is actually a chakra exchange containing will.

From these circumstances, Black Zetsu seems indeed to have been following Madara.

You're probably not the first, and maybe not even the last; perhaps he will continue to act to influence subsequent Uchiha, only unfortunately he met me.

Yuzhi saw Madara gradually grasping the truth, and couldn't help but laugh.

Even so, your original will has awakened; over there, no matter how you look, there should be some reaction, but how long have you been revived now? Any?

Madara furrowed his brows; obviously he hadn't thought about this carefully, but now upon reflection he also discovered some problems.

What do you mean?

They all suddenly realized a problem: this Uchiha named Yuzhi really seems somewhat different.

Yuzhi shrugged and spoke helplessly.

Normal Uchiha are prone to impulsiveness, easily making judgments based on their own ideas, but this guy's calmness is somewhat awe-inspiring.

His thinking and judgment abilities are completely unrelated to impulsiveness; he can always make rational judgments and thoughts.

Besides that, some of this guy's personality traits also seem somewhat different from the Uchiha.

For example, he completely ignores the ninja world's three prohibitions?

For example, he really is somewhat perverted?

Don't look at me like that; I am obviously a Uchiha.

Seeing the looks in those two's eyes, Yuzhi instantly guessed what they were thinking, and he couldn't help but let out a slight sigh.

But the experiences from childhood have taught me that I must stay calm; no matter what, I must think before acting.

For example, on the battlefield I have personally seen people blown to pieces by explosive tags because they acted impulsively; for example, some people act without thinking and end up dead without a whole body.

People are changed by their environment; I think seriously because my environment forces me to do so, and besides, I'm at the bottom of the class—I could die with a single slip.

The will to survive has always accompanied me; I suppose I could be called someone who will do anything to stay alive.

Yuzhi's words carried a hint of self‑mockery, but the two who knew his background fell silent.

Hikari put an arm around Yuzhi's shoulders; Hikari is the one who knows best everything he has been through.

Madara, meanwhile, sighed inwardly; from this point of view, Yuzhi is indeed far stronger than he.

Of course, this also has to do with the era; the wars between ninja villages are too brutal, and it is probably exactly this brutality that forced Yuzhi to become calm.

But looking at it now, this is a good thing; otherwise the Uchiha clan would never have produced a Hokage like this!

I acknowledge you as this Hokage.

Madara spoke up, but soon he didn't let Yuzhi continue, because he knew Yuzhi would definitely say, "I need your acknowledgment."

I already know what I need to do next; without a doubt, that guy is definitely problematic.

I need your help; I need to be resurrected; I need to turn everything around; I will create a new world together with you!

A truly peaceful world!

——

How boring; want to go out and play together?

What a hassle; are you skipping class again?

What's there to fear? Anyway, we already know this stuff—Sasuke, Gaara, want to go or not?

Idiot.

Bastard, what are you saying?

In class, Gaara sat with Naruto, Sasuke, and Shikamaru noisily arguing, while Dingci lowered his head to eat chips and Ya rubbed a puppy.

For a moment, he couldn't help but press his lips together; this didn't seem quite like the Leaf Village learning environment he had imagined.

Gaara, as an exchange student from other villages, has been in the Leaf Village for several months, and during this time he has gradually become accustomed to life there.

Needless to say, life in the Leaf Village is far better than his life in the Wind Country or the Rain Country.

The Wind Country is nothing but painful memories—pain, helplessness, betrayal, and constant facing of death; that kind of life is his nightmare, a life he hates for a lifetime.

To be honest, he finds it hard to imagine what his life would have been like if no one had saved him back then and he had spent his whole life in the Wind Country.

Perhaps he would have continued living humbly while carrying hatred, or perhaps my father would have had him executed long ago.

Fortunately, there are no 'ifs' in this world; he came to the Rain Country and met the two groups most important to him.

One group consists of his teachers and family—Nagato, Konan, and Yahiko—who raised Gaara as he grew, giving him a home.

They taught Gaara right from wrong, let him truly feel love, and turned him into a normal person.

The other group, or rather another person, is the Fifth Hokage of the Leaf Village, Yuzhi.

Although he wondered why, on the surface they appeared to be enemies of the Leaf Village, but behind the scenes the two sides were actually relatively harmonious.

But he didn't bother to think about those things, since they were meaningless; he only knew that when facing the trouble of the One-Tail, it was Yuzhi who stepped in.

It was also Yuzhi who gave him the meaning to go on living, like a bright lamp lighting the road ahead.

Even though he had hardly any contact with Yuzhi—just that one time—it was enough to leave an extremely deep impression in his heart.

The destruction and disturbance caused by the One-Tail created unimaginable trouble for him during the first few years of his life.

Yet Yuzhi resolved this trouble with ease, as if solving a minor problem, and the words Yuzhi spoke to him have continued to influence him.

What a pity, the Hokage is too busy; so far I and Teacher Yahiko haven't had a chance to meet him.

Gaara felt a sigh in his heart, but seeing his noisy friends nearby, the corner of his mouth twitched into a smile.

Life in the Rain Country is warm and cozy, while these few months of life in the Leaf Village can be described as joyful.

The prosperity of the Leaf Village is something he has never seen before; all of this is said to have been brought by the Fifth Hokage, and the friendliness of the Leaf Village makes him feel incredulous.

In the Leaf Village, he has gained many friends, such as Naruto and Sasuke, who are both sons of the Hokage.

Although he doesn't quite understand why Naruto's father chose to step down at such a young age, seeing that the current Hokage is Yuzhi makes him feel it's only natural.

The two of them have no pretensions; although they excel academically and are kind to others, they often start quarrels over the slightest thing.

Even in some assessments they come to blows, eventually causing such a ruckus that they're sent to the office of academic affairs, yet everyone likes to befriend them, and they are both trustworthy people.

Besides Naruto and Sasuke, Shikamaru may seem lazy and find everything a hassle, but he is also a very good friend.

When Gaara first arrived, he didn't know much knowledge and couldn't understand many problems; asking Naruto and Sasuke for help, they would assist but couldn't explain things clearly.

But Shikamaru is different; although he says things are a hassle, he can always explain everything clearly, helping himself learn these things more quickly.

And there's Dingci, Ya, and so on; in the Leaf Village, Gaara feels he has gained a true group of good friends!

Besides that, the rich life of the Leaf Village also leaves him feeling somewhat incredulous.

Whether it's food or play, these are things he never imagined before—or rarely had the chance to experience in the Rain Country—but here they seem to be the norm.

Gaara really likes going out to eat barbecue with everyone, especially grilled beef tongue, which is his favorite; he also enjoys reading books and watching movies.

The content of the books is rich, and movies, while stimulating the senses, have taught him a lot of knowledge, and have even made him more receptive to new ideas.

I now seem to understand why my teachers appear on the surface to be at odds with the Hokage, but behind the scenes they are constantly in contact.

After watching that movie about the war between the Leaf Village and the Mist Village, Gaara actually had a nightmare.

Previous movies were indeed brutal, but none had ever been as brutal as this one to this extent; yet, while he was afraid, he was also curious.

Because Teacher Yahiko praised the spiritual core of this movie without reservation, Gaara also tried to inquire about and understand all of this.

And when he asked Teacher Yahiko, Yahiko also gave an explanation: 'The core of this movie is peace, it examines the problems of the ninja villages, and it opens up a new concept for everyone.'

Wo Ailuo didn't really understand these words, but he knew it was probably because he hadn't yet grasped their essence.

But as he kept reading books and watching old movies, he began to slowly understand some things.

"Hey, Wo Ailuo, are you going or not?"

Just as Wo Ailuo was pondering, Naruto's voice suddenly sounded beside his ear.

"Don't you think it's too boring here? Let's go!"

"This"

Wo Ailuo felt a bit embarrassed; Leaf Village's education is truly excellent, and he has learned a lot here.

But Naruto and the others really were beyond his expectations.

These guys clearly study so well, yet each of them is so rebellious, skipping classes and the like has become commonplace.

Wo Ailuo felt numb; in his view, students who study well should sit obediently in the classroom, so why are they like this?

That's not what he expected.

It's not just Naruto and Sasuke, the two Hokage's children; even the seemingly well‑behaved Shikamaru and Dingci are each masters of skipping class.

Wo Ailuo still remembers that on his first day at school he saw them standing outside as punishment; that scene is still vivid in his memory.

"Iruka‑sensei might come later; if we run off, it could cause trouble."

Wo Ailuo was somewhat tempted, but he was even more afraid—if Iruka‑sensei caught them and reported to Miyabi‑sensei, and they were sent back to the Rain Country.

Then he would truly be ready to die without hesitation!

"Don't worry, Iruka‑sensei isn't here today."

Naruto seemed to have already gathered the information, and with a mischievous grin he said.

"And Ningci and the others are about to graduate; aren't you curious, don't you want to see their graduation assessment?"

"Um"

Wo Ailuo was at a loss for words; this time they came mostly to take the graduation assessment, aside from the exchange students.

It hasn't started yet; part of the reason is they're still adapting to Leaf Village's environment as exchange students, and another part is that Leaf Village hasn't graduated yet.

But as time passes, the assessment will soon begin, and Wo Ailuo would say it's impossible not to be curious.

Especially since he knows who Ningci is—he's a disciple of the Hokage!

Even though he has two Hokage's sons beside him, as a disciple of the Fifth Hokage, Wo Ailuo is still very curious about what he can do.

"Shall we go take a look?"

Wo Ailuo felt a bit conflicted, especially seeing Naruto and Sasuke, noisy as they were, reach a consensus—to go together.

Even Shikamaru and Dingci, and even Ya, who was petting a puppy nearby, decided to go together, which finally made Wo Ailuo clench his teeth and resolve!

"It's just going to see, nothing big."

Having decided, Wo Ailuo still worried a bit about skipping class, but he was also somewhat excited; it was his first time doing this.

Since arriving at Leaf Village he had always been a good kid, and now making such a move left him feeling conflicted.

"Don't worry, don't worry, it's fine."

Having slipped out of the school smoothly, Naruto seemed to notice Wo Ailuo's unease and patted his shoulder, comforting him.

"Rest assured, it's fine; even Uncle Yuzhi knows we skipped class. As long as our grades aren't bad, he won't tell on us!"

"But Father will tell your parents; I heard you haven't been short of beatings."

Sasuke muttered unhappily from the side; he hadn't really meant to say it, but Naruto's teasing made him lose restraint.

"Bastard, as if you were fine!"

Naruto was a bit flustered; he glared at Sasuke and shouted, which gave Ya and Shikamaru behind him a headache.

"Please, can you be quiet? Skipping class isn't something to brag about; if someone finds out and tells Iruka‑sensei, we'll be punished again."

Shikamaru rubbed his forehead helplessly and spoke, while Ya, holding Chi Maru, also glared at Naruto, clearly displeased with his recklessness.

"Tch, I'll naturally be scolded, but hasn't it always been you getting caught and getting us all scolded?"

Sasuke also glared at Naruto, the two always standing their ground against each other.

The two's constant bickering made Wo Ailuo find it especially interesting; the group headed toward a training ground, where Ningci would be if nothing went wrong.

But when they arrived at the training ground, each of them widened their eyes and immediately each found a place to hide.

Ningci was indeed inside that training ground, but he wasn't the only one; there was also a presence that made them shudder just by looking.

"Ningci, are you confident this time?"

"Teacher, I won't disappoint you!"

In a Leaf Village training ground, Yuzhi, together with Hikari, went to see his great disciple Ningci.

Although as a Hokage his disciples should cover all aspects, reflecting the proper attitude of a Hokage.

But Yuzhi's situation seems a bit different; how he should act is hard for others to say.

Moreover, Yuzhi's policies are hard for many in Leaf Village to grasp, as they don't understand why they should support other places.

"Staying in one's own village is fine enough; why bother?"

But no one raised these questions, because while Yuzhi supports elsewhere, he has never made life in Leaf Village worse.

One could even say that what they enjoy outside is basically the leftovers from Leaf Village.

The Land of Fire's daimyo is extremely wealthy; his money is more than enough for Leaf Village to use, and even with that they still reap substantial profits.

It's only a matter of a longer timeline, so the newly appointed daimyo has no complaints, and the people of Leaf Village said nothing after learning this.

As long as everyone lives well and the Hokage truly benefits the people, who would oppose it?

Even without benefits, Yuzhi's power stands there; who dares to say otherwise?

Under the dual 'help' of power and achievements, even though Yuzhi now has only one disciple, no one has spoken up.

Even Minato, Senju Hejian, and the Third Hokage said nothing; of course, the main reason is that Yuzhi has found compensation in other areas.

His shadow guard's members truly encompassed people from all walks—both civilians and clan ninjas were taken into account, and with Ningci of the bloodline clan added, it was balanced.

But the result was that Ningci felt a lot of pressure; after all, he was the only disciple, and every aspect of his performance was under scrutiny.

"Then that's fine; I still have great faith in you."

Yuzhi laughed, patting Ningci's shoulder, then said with a smile.

"But do you need me to give you a make‑up lesson? That guy has returned, you know."

"Sss."

Yuzhi didn't specify who the "returned guy" was, but Ningci couldn't help inhaling a breath of cold air.

He never forgets how, many years ago, he, Naruto and Sasuke were beaten up by a rather odd‑looking Uchiha.

That guy's taijutsu was formidable, his speed sharp, and he fought without mercy; a single bout with him not only battered the body but also shattered the spirit!

Fortunately, that guy later went on a mission and wasn't seen for a long time, but the hardship of those days remains fresh in his memory.

"No need, teacher; I think I'm fine!"

Ningci shook his head wildly; he truly didn't want to see that guy again—it left a deep psychological scar!

"I see, then it's up to you."

Yuzhi didn't mind, but Ban was really excessive, actually beating someone into that dreadful state.

Fortunately his mindset hadn't completely collapsed, otherwise Yuzhi would have lowered his expectations of Ningci.

Yuzhi's expectations of Ningci have always been high, especially after he awakened the Wheel Eye and grew increasingly familiar with the power of the Reincarnation Eye; he has been pondering a question.

"Should we let the power of the Reincarnation Eye manifest in Ningci and the others?"

Although Ningci hasn't undergone any bodily modification experiments, and in terms of eye strength he can't match his two cousins—Hinata and Hanabi.

But She Ren is in his hands; even though he hasn't done anything to She Ren, after such a long period of observation and judgment—

and his reading of ancient Moon texts, he became increasingly convinced of some of his own conjectures.

"The Caged Bird actually has no effect on whether the eyes can become a Reincarnation Eye!"

Indeed, the Caged Bird is an entity that controls the Byakugan, even capable of blocking its vision temporarily.

But in substance this seal doesn't diminish the Byakugan's potential, because its potential is innate!

Take Hanabi and Hinata, for example; they can both be called "Byakugan Princesses," their Byakugan is innate "Pure Byakugan," and even the Caged Bird can't alter it.

Ningci's Byakugan probably can't compare with theirs, but honestly, how many Da Tongsu Yucun juniors can match them?

"After all, Naruto's wife and little sister‑in‑law are somewhat special, that's normal."

Moreover, the Byakugan's innate talent isn't a prerequisite for awakening the Reincarnation Eye; it's just that a "Pure Byakugan" makes it easier and can bear stronger power.

But the crucial issue isn't the eyes; it's their own bodies!

The reason Da Tongsu of the Moon became extinct is primarily that they suffered backlash, not any other cause.

One should know that the Reincarnation Eyes on the Moon are now formed from massive amounts of Byakugan.

"Therefore, for a Hyuga to obtain the power of the Reincarnation Eye, the key is still the body; only when the body's strength rises can it bear the Reincarnation Eye's power."

Yuzhi had clarified this concept long ago, since those on the Moon were crazily training Yang Release, aiming to strengthen themselves and their bloodlines with its power.

Thus, their own strength could reach the level to bear the Reincarnation Eye's power, truly gaining its strength.

"Moreover, the power of the Reincarnation Eye is more like grafted onto the Byakugan."

If Yuzhi remembers correctly, She Ren's Reincarnation Eye once suffered degeneration, due not only to defeat but also to a "Reincarnation Eye fetal movement" issue.

For the Byakugan to truly evolve into a Reincarnation Eye, it must undergo three fetal movements; problems during the fetal movement stage halt evolution, and the eye may even regress.

This situation seems to further substantiate Yuzhi's "grafting" hypothesis: the initial Reincarnation Eye actually borrowed the true Reincarnation Eye's power.

Those eyes can wield the Reincarnation Eye's power, but fundamentally remain Byakugan; each "fetal movement" is a resonance between Reincarnation Eye chakra and the Byakugan.

It makes them more compatible, better adapted, and more capable of expressing the Reincarnation Eye's power.

Only after enduring three trials can those Byakugan truly transform into a Reincarnation Eye; the process is difficult and dangerous, which is why "Pure Byakugan" is so precious.

"Even 'Pure Byakugan' carries a risk of failure; if problems arise, failure occurs, so Ningci does have a chance."

For the Reincarnation Eye, a strong body is the key to bearing its power; a diligent person like Ningci indeed has greater chances.

"How is your Yang Release training now?"

Yuzhi touched his chin, his expression turning serious, then asked.

"You must know Yang Release training is crucial for the entire Hyuga; I hope for an honest answer."

"Teacher, please look."

When it came to Yang Release power, Ningci's expression was especially serious; this Yang Release power is a change Yuzhi brought to the Leaf Village, and a massive shift for the Hyuga!

The Yang Release power began to adapt within the Leaf Village, but it wasn't handed out en masse for everyone to train.

Although Yuzhi initially thought so, practical considerations arise—if a spy stole it, wouldn't that make the Leaf Village uneasy?

Thus, after the Leaf Village gave the Yang Release power to the Hyuga, it was mainly used as a reward for Jonin and Chunin, requiring multiple examinations to earn.

And not letting this technique become commonplace is also good for the Hyuga; at least they see it as the Leaf Village's trust and favor, prompting them to work harder.

Even so, they know this was brought from the Moon by the Leaf Village, an "ancestral"

But now that it's in the ninja world, they understand their ancestors have drawn a line with those on the Moon, and there's nothing to complain about.

Moreover, the Leaf Village hasn't made things difficult; they can go to the Moon to peruse documents and copy any useful material.

Although the main body must stay on the Moon, they have no objection, since the Moon's literature is extremely valuable!

All this came from the Leaf Village, found by Yuzhi; if it weren't disclosed or given, no ripple would arise, and they are self‑aware.

The Yang Release power is now fairly widespread among the Hyuga clan, so Ningci studies especially diligently; it's their foundation and cannot be ignored.

He extended his hand, white chakra materializing in Ningci's palm; the intensity made Yuzhi nod lightly.

Although not yet on par with those on the Moon, considering Ningci's study time, his performance is acceptable.

"Not bad."

Yuzhi smiled, then he pressed Ningci's hand, felt again, and finally spoke.

"However, your body's strength can still be further developed; you need a stronger body, so that the power of Yang Release can have a greater effect."

"You must remember, your Byakugan is not limited to this; I have high expectations for you, and I hope you can go further, understand?"

"Yes, teacher."

Ningci was quite pleased to hear Yuzhi's praise; although he didn't know what "Byakugan is not limited to this" meant, he still honestly nodded.

Moreover, he silently resolved in his heart that he must work even harder, harder than now!

"How about this: after you graduate this time, I will arrange a leading Jonin for you."

Yuzhi looked at Ningci's expression and immediately understood his thoughts.

"My good friend Akai is now also a Jonin, and he can be called a master of taijutsu; his taijutsu ability across the entire Leaf Village is probably unmatched."

"Even I. Never mind, I won't say more; in any case, you should know he's probably the most suitable leading Jonin for you, so you'll follow him then."

"Akai is a Jonin, got it."

Ningci was momentarily stunned by Yuzhi's words, but he still seriously nodded.

He knows Akai's diligence; it is said that Jonin Akai often runs around the Leaf Village upside down for training, and even constantly carries added weight on his body.

Such a level of diligence is truly awe‑inspiring; learning from Jonin Akai might be tiring, but the gains will certainly not be low, right?

"Keep it up, I hope you can surpass those people on the Moon."

Yuzhi smiled at Ningci, and although the kid still isn't quite there yet, Yuzhi is still willing to have confidence in his future.

Those people on the Moon are indeed fierce, especially the strongest old man; compared with the current Ningci, they all have a ninja's view of Yuzhi's pre‑transmigration state.

Before Yuzhi's transmigration, as a modern person he generally lived "alone, eyes half‑closed, three meals takeout, four seasons online shopping, five limbs idle, six spirits absent."

After transmigrating, he fights on battlefields, builds a career and family, no longer the pre‑transmigration state of eating leading to pooping and pooping leading to wiping.

Of course, to be honest, he still prefers his pre‑transmigration life, but every world has its own pursuits.

Ningci also has his own thoughts and pursuits; to become stronger, he naturally must pay a greater price.

He is not strong enough now, so he needs to work even harder; only by working harder will he have any chance.

Only then can he attempt to bear the power of the Reincarnation Eye without fearing that, like those people on the Moon, the Reincarnation Eye's power will backfire, each of them being "certainly doomed."

"Are you planning to let him bear the power of the Reincarnation Eye?"

Seeing Ningci honestly run to the side to start cultivating, Hikari, who had hardly spoken, couldn't help but ask curiously.

"You should know those powers aren't simple; can Ningci endure them?"

"People need to push themselves a bit; only by forcing themselves can they know their limits."

Yuzhi gave a casual smile, watching Ningci's diligent cultivation; his gaze suddenly swept to the side, then he spoke.

"Ningci is our disciple; at least we should give him a chance and see how far he can go.

We can't know his future path yet give him no chance; that would be somewhat wrong.

Moreover, with us there, we can at least ensure he won't encounter problems, right?"

Hikari heard this, simply nodded and didn't refute.

The power of the Reincarnation Eye is indeed terrifying, but for the two of them it's just that.

Their own power system combinations truly cannot do without the Reincarnation Eye's power; even Hikari now firmly controls the Reincarnation Eye!

So as long as they pay attention, Ningci's problem won't be a problem.

Hikari doesn't understand Yuzhi's thoughts, after all she isn't a transmigrator and doesn't particularly grasp the Reincarnation Eye's mechanism.

But since Yuzhi thinks there's no issue, she will naturally go along, and if there's an even greater aid, it's beneficial for them anyway.

"Anyway, just make the decision on this, and your big son also skipped class again."

Hikari didn't think further; she looked at Yuzhi with amusement and said.

"Speaking of it, Sasuke and Naruto are actually already quite good; becoming ninja is no problem. Would keeping them in school waste time?"

"You wouldn't understand that; how will you be a mother in the future?"

Yuzhi gave Hikari a cold stare, then, arm in arm with her, smiled and said.

"School is meant for making friends; if you think pragmatically, they and their peers are heirs of great families, so building good relations at school now prevents future issues.

Of course, if you don't think so pragmatically, making many friends at this age and enjoying childhood is also fine, since many hard days lie ahead."

Yuzhi, after all, is a veteran; when he was in school he always thought, "When will I finally graduate?"

But when he actually graduated, each time he recalled his school days he felt like slapping himself twice and wished he would never graduate again.

School days are so wonderful; back then everyone harbored dreams and looked to the future with yearning.

And the most heard phrase then was, "As long as you work hard, gold will always shine."

But once in society, people will call you "Iron Child."

Although yearning to return to school feels a bit like the nostalgic "Little West Eight longing for G8," you still can't ruin others' school dreams.

"Tch, as if you were going to become a good father."

Hikari was a bit indignant, glared at Yuzhi and said.

"With your perverse personality, who knows what our child will become."

"What's wrong with my personality? A boy would think I won't do poorly; a girl would think at least I won't be fooled."

Yuzhi showed no fear, he opened his mouth right away, but his words instantly made Hikari's brows knit.

"You mean I'm easily fooled?"

"Ugh," Yuzhi was stunned; he immediately laughed and said, "Of course not, how could you possibly be fooled!"

"Hmph!" Hikari gave Yuzhi a cold stare, but she did note his words.

"Alright, let's stop talking about this, let's get going."

Yuzhi glanced again at the still diligent Ningci, then whispered, which left Hikari a bit puzzled.

"Leaving right now? Aren't you going to talk to those kids a bit?"

"No, it'd be better to finish this business early."

Yuzhi shook his head, glanced at the spot where Naruto and Sasuke were hiding, and laughed.

"I still want to see how my Reincarnation Eye works now; it's also time to let Da Ye Mu and the others feel some despair!"

"As for those little brats, later my wooden clone will visit their families, and I won't have to waste any effort."