Regarding the timeline, this book basically uses the article "Naruto Ninja Timeline" written by Zhihu's author "Dark Red Danyang". (I've already received his authorization. If you want to see a detailed analysis, you can go to Zhihu to take a look.)
In fact, Naruto itself doesn't have a Wood Leaf Ninja history. This division is just to let everyone have a more intuitive understanding. I also know that most of the Qidian Doujinshi about the timeline is that Naruto's appearance is in the 60th year of Wood Leaf. But the problem is, I've looked up a lot of information, but I couldn't find the exact source of this statement. Danyang also gave a picture of the Book of Formations. With the end of the Fourth World War as the starting point, it introduced that Hashirama established Wood Leaf Ninja 67 years ago. In other words, after the Fourth World War ended, it was in the 68th year of Wood Leaf Ninja (The Book of Formations does have a lot of bugs, but the manga doesn't explain it clearly, so it's still very useful for reference). Naruto's appearance was 12 years old, and the Fourth World War was 17 years old. From this analysis, the manga starts in the 63rd year of Wood Leaf Ninja. Of course, this actually doesn't have much of an impact. Readers who aren't used to this division can subtract 3 from my timeline. For example, if the protagonist's appearance is in the 41st year of Wood Leaf Ninja, you can think of it as the 38th year of Wood Leaf Ninja. The reason why I explained so much is because the experience of the previous two books tells me that if you don't explain things clearly, the reviews of the first few chapters will definitely be quite "serious". • ́ * • *.).
Since I've said this much, I might as well talk about some time bugs that might be mentioned next. I won't explain them later.
First, regarding the division of classes. For example, the first batch of Wood Leaf's Twelve Rookies were twelve years old, and Neji and the others were thirteen years old. From this, it can be seen that the age of the people in the same batch is basically the same. Looking back, Jiraiya, Orochi Maru, and Tsunade are the same age. Looking back, Sandaime, Danzo, and several elders are also the same age. From this, it can be seen that the age of the people in the Wood Leaf Ninja School is basically the same.
As for the saying that Wood Leaf Jounin are basically Kakashi's batch, it is roughly derived from the content of Manga 599. Bordered Soil was late and happened to meet Kakashi and the others who had just received their admission notice and were returning home. Kakashi, Rin, Metkei, and others were in that group. But the problem is that the oldest in the picture at that time was eight years older than the youngest, Hayate Gekko. How could they be in the same batch? What's even more embarrassing is that Kakashi graduated at the age of five, so the Kakashi in the picture must be younger than five years old, and Hayate Gekko is three years younger than Kakashi, so the Hayate Gekko in the picture is less than two years old??? Even if the people in Naruto develop early, it's too ridiculous to go to school at the age of two. In the picture, the Chunin Exam of Manga 599 clearly arranged Anko, Hayate Gekko, and others to take the same exam. In fact, it's easy to understand. Just like Neji Hyuga, those who take the Chunin Exam at the same time may not necessarily be in the same batch (By the way, Kakashi is a Chunin at the age of six, Bordered Soil and Rin graduated at the age of nine, but they actually appeared in the same Chunin Exam). In short, there are a lot of age bugs in Naruto, so I'll arrange these characters according to their age. In the Protagonist's batch, the famous ones are Kurenai, Asma, Ibiki, Shizune, and Mizuki.
Second, when it comes to the division of classes, let's talk about personality. The modifiers I mentioned in the previous chapter are based on the characters when they were young. For example, Mizuki, he can't pretend to be a hypocrite when he was young. After all, this kind of thing also requires "talent" (Students may say that Mizuki wasn't necessarily a bad person when he was young, but in fact, in the original work, Mizuki was jealous of Iruka when he was young because he was encouraged and helped by others. Although it may be because of his later experience, it should also be inseparable from his extreme personality). Second, Asma was a steady and easy-going person in the original work, but he also had the experience of being a delinquent when he was young. (This is actually an addition to the anime version, but later on in the manga, there are also scenes of Asma smoking when he was young. Although it's hard to say that he was a delinquent when he was young, he should still be rebellious. Moreover, later on, he had the experience of becoming one of the Twelve Guardian Ninjas. In the manga, he apologized to the tombstone of Sandaime that he once left Wood Leaf and did things based on his own likes and dislikes. This should still be able to explain that he had a rebellious period when he was young.) In short, please don't completely correspond the characters in the current stage of the book to the original work. A person's personality will change with the passage of time and experience.
Third, regarding the age of If You Don't Kill, in chapter 14 of the manga, Kakashi said that If You Don't Kill killed all the examinees in the graduation exam ten years ago and forced Kirin to reform. But the problem is that If You Don't Kill's setting states that he died at the age of 26 and graduated from the ninja school at the age of 9. If he died at the age of 26, then he graduated at the age of 16. Leaving seven or eight years behind to bully elementary school students, this kind of thing shouldn't be anything to brag about, right? Here, let's just say that Kakashi left out a "few". After all, If You Don't Kill was Kakashi's first enemy, and he was the same age as Kakashi at the time, so he had a sense of destiny as an opponent.
In fact, there are many, many bugs in Naruto, but I probably won't get involved too much in the early stages, so I won't talk too much here.
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