Hayate Gekko is often a popular character. His unique sword - fighting skills can be further explored in fanfiction. Writers can create stories about his past training in the Grass Village and how he became such a formidable ninja.
One interesting storyline could be about a young ninja from the Grass Village who discovers a long - lost jutsu. This jutsu might give them an edge in the ninja world and they have to keep it a secret while also trying to master it.
The reason why the author only wrote about A Grass in the Country was probably because the author had encountered some insurmountable problems in the process of writing or had to stop writing for other reasons.
Keep a good record of the writing process and keep track of the progress to ensure that the work is completed on time. If the author of A Grass in the Village encountered difficulties or problems, he might pause his writing to solve the problem and then continue writing.
It could also be that the author was bored or tired in the process of writing, or that he could not concentrate on writing because of other things. In this case, the author might consider taking a break or reshuffling his time to focus on his writing.
No matter what the reason was, writing only half of A Grass in the Village could be an unfortunate result, but it could also be a mistake in the author's creative process. No matter what, a good writer should focus and constantly pursue better writing quality.
Well, Naruto might use his charisma to convince nearby villages or merchants to donate resources. He could also lead missions to explore uncharted areas for valuable materials like rare ores or unique plants that can be used for building or trading.
Naruto would likely start by talking to his closest friends and allies. People like Kakashi, who has always trusted Naruto's judgment, would be among the first he'd approach. He'd also use his status as a hero of the Fourth Great Ninja War. His story and his ideals would be his main selling points. He could hold public meetings in Konoha and other villages, sharing his vision of a peaceful co - existence with demons. Naruto would also try to get the support of the younger generation. Since they are more open - minded, he could inspire them to see the good in demons and encourage them to support the new village.
In the fanfic, Naruto could build the village by first establishing a set of rules and values that everyone can follow. Then, he'd probably use his connections. For example, he could ask his friends and allies from different villages to send resources or experts in construction. He might also use his own knowledge of the Leaf village's layout and infrastructure to create a similar but unique village. He'd ensure there are places for families to live, shops for trading, and of course, ninja training facilities. This way, the new village can thrive and be self - sufficient.
I'd recommend 'Naruto and the Mysterious Grass Cutter'. This fanfiction explores how the grass cutter becomes a symbol of power in the Naruto world. It delves deep into the lore and the relationships between the characters. The way the author describes the battles involving the grass cutter is quite engaging.
In the sasunaru context, perhaps a rift between Sasuke and Naruto makes Naruto feel like he needs to leave to sort out his feelings. He might think that staying in the village constantly reminded of Sasuke and their complicated relationship is too much to bear, so he leaves to find his own path and hopefully reconcile with Sasuke on his own terms.
It could strengthen his relationships. If his heritage shows he has noble origins, people might respect him more and be more willing to be his friend or ally.