As for how to change it, Tsunade couldn't think of a good way.

But there is no shortage of smart people in Konoha, and maybe they can come up with a solution to the problem.

After all, she is a medical ninja. She knows all these things just because she is a high-ranking member of Konoha and knows more information and can look at problems from a higher position. It does not mean how high her political consciousness is.

If a weird country like the Ghost Country hadn't appeared, Tsunade felt that it would be impossible for her to think about this kind of problem in her life.

Before considering the profession of ninja, she was also a human.

The prosperity of ninjas is not equivalent to the prosperity and progress of mankind.

With 'people' as the core, let the upper management fully understand the role of taking the lead in promoting the development of the human era...

"To simply define this guy as a terrorist born out of war is the narrowest view."

Tsunade sighed.

She knows that international public opinion has always been mostly derogatory towards Shiraishi.

Especially in the Kingdom of Fire and the Kingdom of Wind, public opinion was used to exaggerate him into a heinous war maniac.

This is also promoted in Konoha Village.

No matter how much hatred or hostility you have, if you cannot understand the other person's thoughts and motives for doing these things, then what you see will always be only superficial things.

Triggering a war is not the ultimate goal, it is just a means that must be sacrificed to achieve the goal.

Perhaps, this kind of sacrifice is the one that pays the smallest price.

Tsunade knew that when the situation between the Kingdom of Ghosts and the Kingdom of Fire was so tense, her positive view of Shiraishi might arouse criticism from some people in the Leaf Village, and might even be used by Danzo.

Use public opinion to attack her and accuse her of colluding with foreign enemies.

Regarding this, Tsunade did not give in.

She was just telling the truth, she had done everything she could do at the moment, and she just had a clear conscience.

She believed that as the Hokage of Konoha Village, he would definitely understand after her reminder.

This anxiety about how to develop the future of Konoha has always existed in the heart of her teacher Hiruzen Sarutobi. Otherwise, he would not have always adopted a conservative balancing policy to convince himself of every action.

However, what Konoha needs now is not conservatism, but more openness.

Unlike the medical reform she proposed last time, if she wants to change this time, the resistance will be stronger than ever.

In fact, all the nobles of the Fire Country, including the daimyo who have a good relationship with her, will stand on the opposite side of her and become her enemy.

Just as Tsunade started writing the letter, Shizune also returned from outside.

Unlike when she went out alone, when she came back, there was someone behind her.

"Tsunade-sama, long time no see."

Seeing the unexpected person, Tsunade raised her head with a slightly startled expression.

Sarutobi Asuma.

The person who came back with Shizune was none other than her teacher's second son, Sarutobi Asuma.

In terms of relationship, the other party can be regarded as her 'little junior brother'.

"Asuma?"

"it's me."

Asma bowed respectfully and then sat down.

"Speaking of which, I did hear that you and Sarutobi-sensei had certain differences in ideas, and then you left Konoha. I thought you still insisted on going to the Daming Mansion to form a new Guardian Ninja Twelve

scholar."

Tsunade was quite surprised to see Asuma and said.

"I was ignorant when I was young, so I was inevitably impulsive in doing things. However, I don't regret being a daimyo's lackey. Because I have increased my knowledge, seen a different world, and made many friends."

Asma responded.

"Then have you finally found your way back?"

Tsunade laughed jokingly.

"If this is the case, I will not leave Konoha again and go out in the name of tourism."

Asuma smiled bitterly.

"Then what are you..."

"I just happened to pass by and saw Miss Shizune, so I guessed that Lady Tsunade was here."

Asma explained.

Shizune also nodded, indicating that this was the case.

Tsunade nodded.

Even though it was an accident, I still felt very happy when I saw the young juniors.

"As for the Twelve Guardian Ninjas... Because there were some problems before, I may not serve in the Daming Mansion anymore. As for my father, I still disagree with his various attitudes towards things. In fact, I know,

Whether it is you or Jiraiya-sama, leaving Konoha in the name of traveling and gathering intelligence is actually the result of disappointment in my father and the inevitable result."

Asuma said regretfully.

"It seems that the old boy has grown up a bit. There are indeed many differences of opinion between Sarutobi-sensei and me and Jiraiya. No, rather, in terms of dealing with things, Sarutobi-sensei and I, and

Jiraiya, there are always differences of opinion."

Fortunately for the teacher Hiruzen Sarutobi, Jiraiya was frustrated and wanted to pursue what he thought was the son of the prophecy to save the world.

But regarding the matter of Shiraishi, Tsunade knew that Jiraiya had always hoped to make Shiraishi change his ways and rejected all of Shiraishi's methods.

He believes that Shiraishi's existence will pose a threat to the peace of the ninja world, and hopes that the other party will stop and stop using force to threaten others.

This is based on the position of Konoha and the Fire Nation, and is understandable.

However, Shiraishi is no longer a Konoha ninja.

Since he is a high-level official in the Kingdom of Ghosts, it is natural for him to plan other countries for the benefit of his own country.

Therefore, Tsunade's resentment is resentment against Shiraishi for betraying her trust, not resentment over the other party's use of force to intimidate other countries.

However, when getting along with Jiraiya, Tsunade did not point this out, and never mentioned anything related to Shiraishi in front of Jiraiya, but just kept silent to fool him.

Otherwise, if the quarrel continues, she and Jiraiya may not even be friends anymore.

Just like teachers Sarutobi Hiruzen and Danzo.

They are comrades fighting side by side, but at the same time they are fearful and hostile to each other, wishing that the other side would fall immediately.

"This is the first time I've heard of this. I thought the Sannin's relationship had always been very good."

Asuma was surprised.

"If the relationship can really be maintained, I also hope that, but Orochimaru's defection, doesn't it just mean that the Sannin may have different ideas in terms of philosophy? Most of the time, people are individual creatures after all, and they only consider their own

Benefits. I am not surprised at all that Orochimaru studied forbidden arts for the sake of immortality. This is an obsession he has had since he was a child, a reverence for life."

Surprisingly, Orochimaru would study the civilians and ninjas of his own village, thus becoming a rebel ninja.

This is something Tsunade can't understand.

Perhaps it was because he wanted to completely cut off everything from Konoha that he resorted to such extreme measures.

Asuma thought for a while, and it seemed that was indeed the case.

"Speaking of which, I haven't asked you to come out and relax for a while. Do you have any insights?"

Tsunade asked with interest.

She has always had expectations for the young people in the village.

Such as Nara Shikaku and other intellectuals.

When Minato came to power, he was the most active young man who wanted to make a big difference.

However, after Minato's sacrifice, he fell silent and his personality became off-line and lazy. Recently, there seems to be rumors that he has been re-activated by Konoha's senior officials.

Excellent young ninjas like Asuma are what Tsunade has always valued.

The future of Konoha will ultimately depend on people of Asuma's generation.

"If I think about it, it's only when I first arrived in the Ghost Country that my senses were different. In other countries, there seems to be no difference."

Asma thought for a moment and answered in the affirmative.

Of course, the difference here is not the so-called difference in humanities or seasonal scenery, but the difference in national consciousness and the improvement system for the grassroots, which are also very different.

It caused Asma to think a lot.

"Really? Indeed, people with rebellious thinking like you are more likely to notice this."

Tsunade was not surprised.

Tsunade was not surprised that Asuma had such an idea.
To be continued...