Chapter 1229: The Chosen One_6

Chapter 1229 -122: The Chosen One_6

This is the intrinsic requirement for promoting the development of productivity.

People not only need labor, but also more advanced means of production to increase productivity, thereby creating even greater wealth.

Many of these things are closely related to workers and farmers.

Because ninjas, Daimyo, and nobles do not engage in productive activities.

Those engaged in productive activities are primarily the workers and farmers of the whole Ninja Realm.

If the wisdom of the people is unlocked, it means that the means of production increase and become advanced, thus generating more and better wealth.

This is comparable to the primitive farming by humans and the farming using advanced tools, two different levels of production means, the harvested crops, and the efficiency of farming are worlds apart.

Human wealth needs creative thinking to increase, and creative thinking cannot arise out of nowhere; it requires the abandonment of ignorance and the acquisition of knowledge. The first consideration is the issue of education.

Everything is teased apart, layer by layer, inspiring Kaiza greatly.

“That’s really impressive… However, achieving such things will be very difficult.”

Kaiza could not help but be amazed at the various thoughts and explorations in this book, even though it only presents theoretical concepts, if truly followed, maybe…

Only, while reading this book, Kaiza always had an inexplicable sense of blockage within.

Because although the book mentions the role of thought liberation on personal and the promotion of productivity in the Ninja Realm.

However, the book does not talk much about the conditions for achieving thought liberation.

Education is merely a means, not a condition for thought liberation.

If the prerequisite for improving productivity is thought liberation.

Then what is the foremost condition for thought liberation?

How can it be achieved?

Kaiza fell into thought, but no matter how he thought, he didn’t know what the condition was.

But Kaiza knew, there must be something existing that binds people’s thoughts. Only now, due to his narrow perception, he can’t see through the fog in front, to see the world’s reality.

“In other words, contemplating and exploring such a path is the real purpose of the Industrial and Civil Cooperative?”

Kaiza somewhat understood the significance of the Land of Demons founding the Industrial and Civil Cooperative Society.

Because as someone from the bottom, he resonates extremely strongly with the cooperative.

No, the value of this book shouldn’t just be read by internal members. The value of this book should belong to the entire human community, more people should read it.

Although Kaiza has read limited books, he has never heard any book which values the workers and farmers at the bottom like this.

People living peacefully, no longer worrying about life’s necessities, every child growing up in a peaceful environment, attending school, rather than making schools a patent of ninjas and nobles…

Thinking of which, Kaiza could not help but yearn for such a scene.

Then, Kaiza looked towards the book’s author — Chiba Hakushi, and the name became clearer to him.

Although the environment of the Land of Waves is relatively closed, Kaiza is not completely ignorant of the outside world, at least, the major events happening in the Ninja Realm have spread within the Land of Waves.

Chiba Hakushi, the highest leader of the military in the Land of Demons, instantly annihilated thousands of Hidden Sand Ninja on the battlefield of the Land of Wind, making a name for himself.

Many people call him a murderous demon, treating him as a war zealot.

He was once a renegade ninja of Konoha Village of the Land of Fire, danger level S.

Only at this moment, Kaiza couldn’t help but feel doubtful, can a person capable of writing such a book really be an unblinking murderous demon and war zealot?

After all, in the already published combat report records from the Land of Demons, during the war of the Land of Wind, the casualty rate for civilians in the Land of Wind was zero.

“Uncle, so you’re here.”

In the quiet forest, footsteps sounded in his ears, Kaiza ended his contemplation, turned his head toward the source of the sound.

“It’s you, Inari, what happened, were you bullied again?”

Kaiza smiled and asked the little boy who found him.

“Of course not, I’m no longer afraid of that group of jerks.”

Inari looked at Kaiza with dissatisfaction.

“Oh, is that so? Then, why did you come to find me?”

“Uncle, what are you doing?”

“Fishing, reading a book.”

At Kaiza’s feet, there was a bucket filled with clear water and several plump freshwater fish.

“Reading a book?”

“Mm, this book, when you grow up, Inari, you must read it carefully. Doing so will make you an even better man.”

Kaiza said with a smile.

“Is that so?”

Inari looked at the book cherished like a treasure tucked into Kaiza’s belt, showing a look of doubt.

“It seems Grandpa also brought back a copy of this book before.”

“Mr. Tazuna? He is a respectable old man.”

Kaiza’s face was full of respect.

“He’s just a greasy old man who likes to lecture others.”

Inari snorted lightly.

“Haha, that’s his way of loving you. So, what is the reason you haven’t told me for finding me?”

Kaiza asked.

Inari fidgeted a little and said, “It’s nothing much, just that my mom wants to thank you for saving me, she wants to invite you to our house for dinner today to show gratitude.”

“Miss Tsunami? Well, if that’s the case, I can’t go empty-handed. These fish can just make a nice gift.”

Kaiza thought for a moment, then agreed, intending to give the plump fish in the bucket as a present for visiting Inari’s house.

“No need to be so polite, mom won’t mind. And…”

Inari said, glancing left and right mysteriously.

“And?”

Kaiza looked down at Inari with puzzlement.

“My mom is a beauty, currently single, and, because of that, recently a few guys have been giving her inappropriate looks, wanting to be my dad. But I prefer you, Uncle, you must hurry.”

“…”

Looking at the earnest Inari, Kaiza was at a loss for words, unsure what to say.

Are children these days really so mature?