Reborn in Konoha; I Think I'm Cultivating Immortality

Chapter 262



Chapter 262

Chapter 262After leaving the administrative district, Hui walked to other areas of the village.

The changes here were just as significant. The most noticeable difference was the increased number of people. 

Previously, Hui had implemented two population-related policies, one of which encouraged the integration of ordinary people from other regions. 

Since its inception, Konoha's population had been steadily growing.

Now, in the 29th year of Konoha, the village’s prosperity and population already rivaled the levels seen in the 40th year of its timeline. 

Seeing this, Hui couldn’t help but feel a sense of accomplishment. After all, these transformations were a result of his efforts.

Walking along the streets of Konoha, Hui noticed that due to his two-year absence, his appearance had changed slightly. 

Coupled with the half-mask he wore after leaving the administrative district, many people failed to recognize him immediately.

This allowed him to observe Konoha’s changes undisturbed.

He explored the commercial streets, food alleys, plazas, monuments, amusement parks, and training grounds. 

Each place he visited lifted his spirits further. Finally, after surveying nearly the entire village, Hui returned to the Senju Clan’s compound.

In his room, he began organizing the tasks he needed to accomplish.

First, he planned to visit Mount Myoboku and the Shikkotsu Forest. Hui aimed to create a brand-new Sage Mode unique to humanity, for which he needed to study the training methods of the three great sacred lands. 

He already had the training methods for Ryuchi Cave’s Sage Mode but still needed those of Mount Myoboku and Shikkotsu Forest. This task would be straightforward, as he only needed to seek out Jiraiya for assistance.

Second, he intended to re

Eager to see him, many villagers took to the streets, hoping to catch a glimpse of him.

Unfortunately, despite searching all day, no one managed to find Hui. It was as though he had vanished.

That evening, however, within the Senju compound, Hui held Tsunade’s hand as the two prepared for a stroll.

The weather had been excellent for days, with a clear sky and a bright, full moon. Konoha’s nights were as lively as its days, sometimes even more so. 

Walking naturally without attempting to conceal their identities, the pair strolled through the bustling village streets.

While some people didn’t immediately recognize Hui due to his two-year absence, Tsunade’s presence made it clear. 

Her popularity in the village was similarly unparalleled, and nearly every villager knew her. 

Seeing Hui holding her hand, it didn’t take long for people to realize that this was the man they had spent the day searching for.

Excited, many wanted to approach Hui, but seeing the couple walking hand-in-hand, they refrained, unwilling to interrupt such a serene moment.

Fortunately, Hui and Tsunade avoided the busier streets, like the food alleys and shopping districts. 

Otherwise, amidst the sea of villagers, not everyone might have had the sensitivity to allow them their solitude.

As they walked, Hui shared further stories of his journey in the shinobi world, while Tsunade listened, occasionally recounting amusing events from the village.

Gradually, the number of people following them increased as they moved closer to the center of Konoha. Eventually, someone couldn’t resist stepping forward to greet Hui.

Hui responded with a warm smile but didn’t stop walking. Tsunade, walking beside him, felt a deep sense of pride. This is my boyfriend, she thought.

Finally, the pair reached Konoha’s central plaza—a hub that connected many of the village’s districts. 

Unsurprisingly, this was where the most people gathered. Hui and Tsunade’s arrival immediately sparked an uproar.

As people surged forward to speak with Hui or request his autograph, he sighed and activated a technique to project his voice across the area.

“I know it’s been over two years, and everyone has missed me. I’ve missed all of you as well. I’d love to chat with everyone, but tonight, I have something more important to do.”

His voice wasn’t loud, but it carried far, reaching everyone in the vicinity. The crowd fell silent, curious about what could be more important.

“Over two years ago, on the day I left the village, I promised Tsunade that upon my return, we would get engaged. Now, I’ve returned. Tonight, I intend to fulfill that promise.”

The plaza erupted into cheers, but Hui didn’t give them a chance to react further. Turning to Tsunade, he asked earnestly, “Tsunade, will you Marry me?”

Tsunade covered her mouth, tears streaming down her face. She nodded and then extended her hand, saying, “Yes!!!”

Hui embraced her tightly. Channeling his chakra, he used a technique he had created long ago: Fireworks Jutsu.

In an instant, bursts of energy shot into the sky, exploding into vibrant fireworks above the plaza. This seemed to signal others across the village. 

From every corner of Konoha, similar bursts of fireworks lit up the night, filling the sky with brilliant, colorful displays.

Friends, subordinates, and villagers alike joined in, using the Fireworks Jutsu Hui had taught them. 

[tl/n: No ring?]


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