Well, in fact, at the beginning, I conceived that the protagonist Duran would become a character who left a name in the Hokage world like the Six Paths Immortals, and would build a legendary ninja village in the sky, the empty ninja village, and then when it came to the plot, all kinds of pretending to be pigs and eating tigers.

But I saw in the book review section that some book friends said that it was boring to always crush people, so I reversed the initial idea and decided to let Duran keep a low profile.

As a result, because the time machine was completely unusable, Duran devoted most of his energy to the repair of the time machine for a while, and the chances of appearing were reduced. In order to overdo the plot, Saori kindness appears!

Also, some book friends think it's incredible that Duran was trapped by the illusion of the Six Paths, but in fact, I didn't think about it clearly, because in my image, the physical destructive power of the Dragon Ball world is super strong, but it is also a little powerless for various special abilities. The book friend said that Frieza's telekinesis could float mountains, and it should be no problem to break through illusions. However, Duran has always been a pacifist, and he knows from the Dragon Ball world that he can't even punch with all his might.

If he wasn't particularly angry, he wouldn't have acted in an extreme way.

The illusion of the Six Dao Immortals had only trapped him, and he had not yet reached Cheng Dù, who had run away from Duran.

Rest assured, in the Konoha Honkai plan, the protagonist will go berserk once for his daughter (spoiler).

In short, I have repeatedly emphasized that Duran is not a murderer, nor is he a careerist. So even if his strength is very strong and he won't show it until the critical moment, he still lives like an ordinary person. Even in the Dragon Ball world, Son Goku and they have daily life.

As for the reason why Duran is so low-key in Konoha Village, it is also because Duran needs the resources of Konoha Village to repair the space-time machine.

As for why he didn't rule a Konoha violently, it was because for the sake of time and space, Duran needed to devote himself to the cause of culture and education, and he really didn't have the experience to mess around.

All in all, Duran is low-key and gorgeous. On the surface, he is low-key, but in fact, the top management still respects him very much.

That's my solid explanation. I hope you will leave a lot of messages, but please don't scold me, because I'm just entertaining myself!