Naruto: The Abstract Strategist of the Akatsuki

Chapter 463 The Infinite Tsukuyomi of Justice

In advising the original Akatsuki members, Madara's initial idea was simply to use them against Obito to help him obtain Hashirama's cells and restore his strength.

However, in order to make his arguments appear more righteous and friendly, Madara had to think from the perspective of justice and friendliness.

After he did this, he inevitably thought of what Hashirama had once told him.

There's no need to control and accomplish everything yourself; you can cultivate people who are willing to stand behind you.

Madara Uchiha, Sasuke Uchiha, and even Indra all initially believed that "the strong are always lonely."

The Sage of Six Paths once said that Indra initially possessed power far exceeding that of his younger brother Ashura, which is why he didn't fit in.

Because his younger brother Ashura lacked sufficient power, he chose to unite with everyone else.

This also shows that the Sage of Six Paths did indeed have some mental issues.

He took a similar action to Li Shimin and Li Chengqian, deposing the eldest son in favor of the younger one.

Li Shimin hadn't actually done it yet; he had only made some intentions.

The Sage of Six Paths truly believed that what he was doing was right.

Why didn't Indra make the villagers work with him?

For example, the Sage of Six Paths sent Indra and Ashura to help people dig wells and destroy the remnants of the sacred tree, so that the villagers would no longer drink the harmful substance that was the sap of the sacred tree.

Indra was powerful enough to destroy the remains of the divine tree, successfully drill a well, and produce water.

Why would he make the villagers waste their labor to dig a well with him?

Why can't we use the time and energy saved to farm?

Is it simply a show for the sake of the Sage of Six Paths' concept of "unity"?

And what about Asura?

He and the villagers drilled a well together, and it took them a whole year to succeed.

He didn't really want to involve the villagers; he was forced to.

After all, that's a whole year.

The villagers under his jurisdiction drank the harmful sap of the sacred tree for another year before they were able to draw water from the well.

If Ashura were kind, he wouldn't make the villagers suffer for the sake of a false unity.

So Ashura simply lacked the ability and needed to unite with others.

This is where the problem becomes clear.

And then comes the result.

The villagers on Ashura's side united and lived a good life.

The villagers in Indra fought each other over water resources and perished after killing one another.

The Sage of Six Paths concluded that Asura is extremely powerful, while Indra is extremely weak.

No, why should I squeeze it?

The Sage of Six Paths can't even control basic variables, so what kind of test is this?

Why can't it be that the villagers under Indra's control were originally the ancestors of a bunch of inherently evil Konoha villagers?

This is exactly like shooting the arrow first and then drawing the target.

This generation has ended.

By the time of Hashirama Senju, the generation had reached.

Despite being the powerful Hashirama Senju, the reincarnation of Ashura, he still valued unity and teamwork.

It was a resounding slap in the face to the Sage of Six Paths.

However, it must be said that when one is weak, it does indeed prompt people to unite.

This is a sufficient but not necessary condition.

This is what freckles look like now.

He suddenly felt something different from how he used Obito as a tool.

Actually, Kishimoto is very cunning.

Before Bai Mo appeared, there was no real [ideological conflict] or [ideological confrontation] in the entire ninja world.

All seemingly conflicting ideas will eventually be answered in a black-and-white way, beyond the question itself.

For example, the Infinite Tsukuyomi appears to be a choice between [cruel reality] and [a perfect dream], but in reality, there is no choice at all; it is a conspiracy by the Otsutsuki clan.

For example, after the Fourth Shinobi World War, there was a villain who used his persuasive skills to fool Sai and others.

It appears to be a clash of ideologies between commoners and high-ranking officials, with the villains arguing, "Are kings and nobles born with a special destiny?"

In the end, the villain actually revealed his own conspiracy and that he didn't have any grand ideals at all.

To give an analogy, it's like two people arguing online about whether tofu pudding is sweet or savory. Kishimoto believes that the savory tofu pudding is the protagonist of justice and must win.

So what will Kishimoto do?

The argument isn't about how savory tofu pudding tastes, but rather about proving that the person who proposed sweet tofu is a spy, a rare individual, and a walking 500,000.

So, Madara was filled with mixed emotions here, while Obito was suffering torment here.

These two Uchiha who were attempting the Infinite Tsukuyomi were almost ready to give up. What was Bai Mo doing? What new plan did he have?

The answer is—Infinite Tsukuyomi.

Indeed, Bai Mo and his team went to great lengths and used various methods to get people to give up on Infinite Tsukuyomi, but now their target is Infinite Tsukuyomi again, which seems somewhat ironic.

But this new "Infinite Tsukuyomi" is naturally different.

It could even be phrased differently.

At this time, several major movies are being filmed at the film and television base in the Snow Country.

Among them is a card that descends to Earth from outer space and fights against the inhabitants of their home planet to protect the planet... a sequel to Kaguya Otsutsuki.

Part Two: [Lend me your energy!]

And the new IP, Uchiha Hikari, the Giant of Light, faced the dark Otsutsuki God and asked the whole world to lend her light, transforming her into the Shining Form and defeating the enemy.

That's right.

Infinite Tsukuyomi absorbs everyone's chakra without their consent and will suck them to death, which is undoubtedly the work of an evil villain.

As righteous and honorable characters, we should obtain the consent of others before absorbing their chakra, and ensure sustainable development so as not to kill them.

At the same time, certain compensation should be provided.

That's the difference between good guys and bad guys.

Controllable infinite Tsukuyomi is actually not difficult.

Uchiha Hikaru was able to create a virtual game world using the Eight Thousand Spears and Tsukuyomi, thereby absorbing the chakra of the entire world, and he could also control it so as not to kill people.

Before this, the only problem was that such a huge amount of chakra could not be stored in an individual for a long time, and there was no device that could store it.

Even if Susanoo were used as a container, it would explode directly.

Therefore, it can only be extracted and used immediately.

However, now that we have an unused Gedo Mazo, it can be used as a battery to store chakra.

Even after defeating Isshiki, they can turn Isshiki's Ten-Tails into the Gedo Mazo, making it the new Battery No. 2.

With the new battery number two, the old one...

The old ones will continue to be used as usual, of course; we can't just put them on XX, can we?

……

Jiraiya and Hiruzen Sarutobi returned to Konoha and stayed at a hot spring inn, where they began their secret plot.

Seeing Jiraiya freely enjoying delicious food and hot spring baths, Hiruzen Sarutobi felt a little envious.

Of course, what he actually envied was not these things.

After all, he could experience these sensations once he was equipped with the Sensing Technique; what he envied was something else entirely.

That matter was also the key to this secret conspiracy.