"Raise your hands a little higher!"

"That's too big of a leap, aren't you afraid of getting hurt?!"

"Don't just pursue speed, you also need precision. What's the use of your sixteen palm strikes if you can't hit the enemy's meridians, acupoints, or vital points? Are you just sending them to have their hands chopped off?"

Hinata Kaze paced back and forth on the training field, and whenever he saw a trainee whose movements were problematic, he would go up and give them a good scolding.

It has been half a year since they were promoted to Chunin. After their first escort mission, Hyuga Kaze, Kurenai Yuhi, and Anko Mitarashi went on many more missions, most of which were escort and bandit suppression missions. They only encountered wandering ninjas a few times.

His strength was already formidable, and he didn't relax even after becoming a mission ninja. Whenever he had the chance, he would enter the training room to cultivate, leaving a clone outside to make it look like he was there, seizing every opportunity to pursue improvement.

He's almost at the third level of Bagua Palm, and based on his previous training experience, the upper and lower limits of the third level should be elite Jonin and Kage-level. Once he breaks through, with the added boost from the system's skills, his actual combat power will be comparable to an ordinary Kage-level.

Even now, with all sorts of cheat-like skills and his body still growing and developing, he can already unleash the strength of an ordinary Jonin just by using Gentle Fist and Eight Trigrams Palm.

In the battles that occurred during missions, Hyuga Kaze was always able to resolve them without taking any damage. He also won most of his battles against Mitarashi Anko and Yuhi Kurenai in the training grounds. Gradually, he gained a certain level of seniority and fame in Konoha Village.

Considering Hyuga Kaze's age, the title of genius was bestowed upon him. Fortunately, he was a member of the Hyuga branch family, otherwise Hyuga Kaze would really worry about being targeted by Shimura Danzo. What if one day he went out and encountered several Root members who coldly said to him, "Lord Danzo wants to see you. Please come with us!"

In that case, he would have no choice but to kill the Root members and use spatial abilities to escape Konoha.

However, Shimura Danzo didn't target him, but the Hyuga main family did.

To establish his persona, Hinata Kaze previously made grand pronouncements, claiming he would sacrifice his life for the main family, projecting an image of profound righteousness. Later, as his strength increased, he toned it down slightly, but still made pronouncements every now and then.

The elders of the main family were deeply impressed by him and regarded him as a promising talent to be cultivated and utilized. After they heard about Hyuga Kaze's reputation, they quickly discussed it and sent someone to inform Hyuga Kaze to go to the branch family's training ground to teach students and impart his experience during breaks from missions and when he was recuperating.

The key point here is that what Hyuga Kaze needs to teach most is how great the Hyuga main family is, how they protect and nurture branch family members, and how branch family members should strive to train hard to repay the great kindness of the main family.

Well, this crucial point was relayed by the clansman who came to inform him of the additional unpaid work he had taken on.

Hinata Kaze was furious, but for the sake of his future plans, he had no choice but to swallow his disgust and do as he was told.

Therefore, Hyuga Kaze followed all the main family's orders and even took some initiative to add his own touches!

Hinata Kaze was roughly the same age as the trainees in the training ground, which naturally created a sense of closeness. His achievements, far surpassing those of his peers, and his role as their mentor, earned him even greater respect from the trainees.

In this situation, after only a few sessions of guidance, Hinata Kaze easily gained a large following of fans thanks to his humorous explanations, serious and earnest instruction, patient and friendly interactions, and strong abilities.

Hyuga Kaze also completed the tasks assigned by the main family very well. He repeatedly expressed his sincere gratitude to the family for their training with great passion, emphasized the greatness of the Hyuga clan, and deliberately never mentioned the village or the Hokage.

In fact, Hyuga Kaze wanted to use his spiritual senses to observe which of these people harbored rebellious intentions against the main family, so that he could recruit them as subordinates—or rather, as like-minded partners of justice.

Hinata Kaze hadn't expected that his personal testimony would be so effective that he had to tone it down and reduce the number of times he thanked people. Otherwise, before he could find enough comrades, these little fans would be completely brainwashed into becoming supporters of the main family.

"You need to speed up the chakra gathering process. If you wait until you've hit the enemy before gathering chakra, will you have enough time? Your eyes, mind, and hand must all be in sync. You must first use your Byakugan to observe the target's location, then lock onto it with your mind, calculate the power, angle, and chakra allocation of your attack, and at the same time, your hand must strike. This requires a lot of practice and real combat experience. You can't do it in a short time, but you must have a clear understanding of where you're headed. Practice without a goal is just mechanical repetition."

Hyuga Kaze continued to instruct the little ones in the training ground, occasionally demonstrating some techniques. He was actually teaching them some real skills; most of these kids' potential was basically limited to Chunin, with only a handful destined to become Jonin.

Don't let the chaotic battles and inconsistent power levels in the later parts of the original story fool you into thinking Jonin are worthless. In reality, there are fewer than two hundred Jonin in the entire Hidden Leaf Village, and the experiences of each one who becomes a Jonin are nothing short of legendary. Their slight increase in strength wouldn't have much of an impact on him; it would simply be adding to the foundation of his future team.

Of course, he wouldn't teach overly advanced skills; having basic theoretical knowledge is already quite good. Those who can absorb this theory and transform it into practical ability are considered the talents Hyuga Kaze selects.

The insights taught by Hinata Kaze are partly based on his own practical training, partly on ideas gleaned from the internet in his previous life, and partly on fundamental concepts from advanced martial arts Baguazhang. The greatest truths are simple, and all methods lead to the same goal; martial arts theories inherently share many commonalities.

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