Naruto: I Can Take People Through the Ninja World in the Future

Seeing Minato's unwavering determination, Lux nodded with satisfaction.

For Hashirama and Minato, the real difficulty didn't lie in the power to unify the world, but in convincing themselves—how to decide to do it?

Once they were truly determined, half the battle was already won.

As for the one-year deadline Minato mentioned?

It likely wouldn't even take a year.

Often, even if Minato could restrain himself, Kushina, the Konoha elders, and the villagers might not be so patient...

Driven by the desire for peace, progress, and a better life, the people themselves would push their leader to move forward.

This was a historical trend, as well as the hope of the people.

However, Minato's desire to eliminate the threat of Isshiki before unification also made sense. After all, that threat had to be resolved sooner or later.

Dealing with it first would be better for post-unification stability.

It's just that...