Bai Lu hadn't slept all night, but his mental state had recovered, and his physical condition was surprisingly good. He got up an hour earlier than usual and entered the woods next to the village.
Taking advantage of the time before school, Bai Lu had always had the habit of studying and reading hard, especially liking to sneak into the small woods.
Holding a few works personally written by the Third Hokage, such as Theory of the will of fire and Will of the First Hokage, Bai Lu liked reading these kinds of books the most.
He would flip through them dozens of times and earnestly make a bunch of notes.
In particular, he attached the most importance to the book Quotations of the Third Hokage, writing densely packed notes on it, to the point that by the end of his annotations, even Bai Lu himself didn't know what kind of nonsense he was writing.
Anyway, just writing gibberish was fine; he wasn't writing it for himself to read anyway.
Every time I open it, I feel that this set of village-building theories is just a pile of pretty but useless rhetoric, consisting only of a accumulation of empty theories and crude, straightforward examples to provide evidence.
Bai Lu scratched his head.
For example, in the chapter Living Together in Harmony in the Village, it takes a certain member of the Senju Clan as an example, who voluntarily gave up fame, entered the Ninja Academy to shine and contribute, was helpful, and often went to the neighbors to help widows who had lost their husbands in the war.
Eventually, the two lived happily together without shame.
Bai Lu had later deliberately verified that this Senju clansman, not long after becoming a father, died on the battlefield of the Second Shinobi World War.
Of course, this latter part was not recorded above.
Without a solid pyramid framework, without specific guiding outlines, it all relies on the Third Hokage's Tree Leaf Theory as the general outline...
Bai Lu looked disgusted; he was truly forcing himself to endure the nausea while looking at this childish stuff.
Swish, swish, swish!
At this moment, an ANBU from the village was on a secret patrol and appeared here.
He glanced at Bai Lu, who was frowning and studying hard, and couldn't help but nod secretly.
So that's it, it's this child again...
The expression under this person's fox mask was full of strangeness.
Is this the legendary child whose theoretical class scores broke the whole village's record? Even the Hokage praised him; he's as diligent as ever.
It's just a pity that the direction of his effort is wrong; with this time, it would be better to practice more Ninjutsu.
Soon, this ANBU disappeared immediately, the whole process silent and soundless.
Two hours passed in a row.
Bai Lu slapped the book shut.
Then, he stood up from the rock and stretched fiercely towards the rising sun.