The village might experience a huge boost in morale. Naruto killing Pain would be seen as a major victory, and the villagers would feel safer. They would look at Naruto as an even greater hero, which could lead to more trust and unity within the village.
In the fanfic, Naruto could offer a wealth of help to the Leaf. He might start by sharing his new knowledge and techniques that he has acquired during the process of making his own village. This could enhance the combat capabilities of the Leaf ninjas. He could also offer his strategic insights, which have been sharpened by his own village - building experience. Moreover, Naruto could help in terms of community building within the Leaf. He could promote unity among different clans and factions, just as he did in his own village. And of course, in times of crisis, his raw power and unwavering will would be a great shield for the Leaf.
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.
The 'women of village destroy the well' story could potentially be a complex one. It might be that the well had become a source of conflict within the village. For example, if the well was not being maintained properly and was causing health issues for the women and their families. Or perhaps there were some cultural or social factors at play. Maybe the well was associated with a particular group or individual who the women had a grievance against, leading them to take such a drastic action as destroying it.
Here are a few recommendations for the completed novels that passed through Muye Village:
1. " The New Third Generation Naruto of Koba " by: Everyone's Blue Fatty. This novel tells the story of an orphan who transmigrated into an ordinary family in Koba Ninja Village. The protagonist lived in Koba for eight years and faced the upcoming first battle of the Ninja Realm. The novel was completed, with a total of 1.913 million words.
2. The protagonist of this novel traveled to the end of the Third World War in Koba Village and became a member of the Hinata branch family. In order to get rid of the shackles, he sought refuge with Orochimaru. The novel was completed, with a total of 3.06 million words.
3. " Strength of Koba Supremacy " Author: Summon Bow-This novel is a story of Naruto's magical modification of Doujin. The protagonist's character is loving but not saintly. If he doesn't seek death, he won't be able to live. The main character loved research, and could be said to be Orochimaru in Naruto's skin. The novel was completed, with a total of 1.583 million words.
Please note that the novels recommended above are all Doujin novels, based on Naruto's worldview and character settings.
Naruto could respond with anger at first. He has given so much to the Leaf Village, and this betrayal would be like a slap in the face. However, his kind heart might also make him wonder if there is a misunderstanding. So, he could start by trying to communicate with the villagers he trusts. If that fails, he might leave the village for a while to get stronger and then come back to confront those who wronged him.
The Aika Village in AC New Leaf has a unique story. It's a place where traditions are held dear. The architecture of the houses in the village reflects the local culture. The villagers have their own little quirks and personalities. For example, some are really good at handicrafts and sell their creations at the local market. There are also hidden spots in the village, like a small grove where you can find rare bugs or fruits. Overall, it's a place full of life and discovery.
He might meet Iruka first. Iruka was always like a father figure to Naruto, and it would be a very heartwarming reunion. Iruka would probably be one of the first people to welcome Naruto back with open arms.
It could cause a great sense of loss and mourning. The village might lose its sense of security as Naruto was a symbol of protection. His death could lead to a power struggle as different factions try to fill the void he left.
It completely flips the original story. In the original, Naruto loves the Leaf Village and is willing to sacrifice everything for it. In this fanfiction, his hatred changes the dynamic. It might make his relationships with other characters like Sasuke, who also had issues with the village, more complex.