Naruto: The Abstract Strategist of the Akatsuki

The overgrown child has broken down, and you're already crying in desperation.

Bai Mo remained completely unmoved when Ada knelt on the ground and wailed.

The redemption of villains has always been the most criticized plot point.

However, there is a basis for the villain's redemption, which is that the villain begins to empathize with other people.

The only artificial humans created by the first method lost this power of empathy due to the lack of environmental influence.

The only difference between Ada, who is imprinted with the Tsukuyomi world, and Ada from Boruto is their abilities; their personality, memories, and experiences are copied verbatim.

She is absolutely self-centered, starting with her passive ability to charm, and then to the two names she just cried out—Sarana Sumire.

These two people are her "friends," but her friendships are not those of a normal person; she only makes friends for her own enjoyment.

Later, for Kawaki's sake, she changed Boruto and Kawaki's identities in a single thought.

She also shows absolutely no empathy for how miserable Boruto is, or how much his friends Sarada and Sumire Kakei are suffering.

Of course, she would express it verbally.

She would even say that it was precisely because she cared about and loved Sarada and Sumire that the omnipotent influence did not affect the two of them, and that the two of them still knew Boruto.

But actually?

This kind of bizarre, rule-based love is just a way for Ada to show off as "Jiaxin".

Boruto's Ada's omnipotence seems illogical, unlike the Ada who can be controlled with a single command after imprinting the Tsukuyomi world. However, this is not the case.

The triggering conditions for Omnipotence are very similar to those for the Sharingan; both require Ada to have a strong will to trigger them.

As a child, I had a strong desire for everyone to like me, which led to my alluring passivity.

In order to help Kawaki, Boruto's identity was switched.

If Ada truly cares deeply for Sarada and Sumire Kakei, as she claims, and considers them her best friends, then upon learning of Boruto's predicament and the suffering of her two "friends," she would undoubtedly empathize and develop a strong desire to switch identities back.

Obviously, this did not happen.

In Ada's mind, this incident might actually make her two friends rely on her even more, since they would have to depend on her if they wanted to turn back.

Ada will only think that All-Around did a great job this time, and she will never regret it.

This kind of pseudo-human villain cannot be redeemed.

Even if she is cleared up on the surface, it's just like Ada saying that Sarada and Sumire are her best friends—it's a superficial phenomenon with only a shell.

This situation is similar to the Divine Tree Man in Boruto.

Both are pseudo-human villains.

The golden tree spirit wanted to devour Konohamaru, but spared him because of love.

This kind of love without cause and effect is something no one would consider normal.

Konohamaru, on the other hand, perhaps inherited the will of Hiruzen Sarutobi → Jiraiya → Kakashi → Naruto, and suppressed it. When he counterattacked, he hesitated because of love, which led to his defeat.

If Boruto hadn't come to the rescue, he wouldn't have been able to save Mogi, and he himself would most likely have been doomed.

It can only be said that Konohamaru, who was once exceptionally talented, has faded into obscurity under the debuffs of Boruto.

This situation is actually very common.

You must kill a demon that looks very much like the person you care about in order to save them, and you cannot hesitate at all, otherwise the person you care about will die completely.

Anyone with a strong belief can accomplish the task.

Konohamaru hesitated, perhaps because the Moegi God Tree Man looked like Harley Quinn, creating a stark contrast with Moegi's true form, which made this bachelor Konohamaru feel quite depressed.

The reason for mentioning this is firstly to make a clear stance—once a hypocrite like Ada commits evil, there is no way to whitewash her actions.

Secondly...

Something unusual happened on Obito's side.

Kushina focused most of her attention on Ada and Bai Mo, but Obito still left behind his ANBU to monitor them and report back at all times.

Now, a mysterious masked man has appeared in front of Obito.

Obito himself didn't care.

He had completed his scheme. Now all he had to do was wait for the Ten-Tails in the Kamui dimension to devour half of Isshiki's body, and then he would absorb the Divine Tree into his body, and he would win.

At first, Obito assumed the masked man before him was a member of the Konoha Anbu wearing some new type of mask.

But the masked man didn't play the riddle-taker; he simply took off his mask.

The face beneath the mask startled Obito.

"Lin? No! Who exactly are you?!"

When Obito saw that face, he was almost scared.

Kakashi was among those who stayed behind to monitor Obito.

Kakashi was also stunned.

"She's the girl you love most, Obito, don't you recognize her?"

An aged voice came from behind the tree, and a figure slowly emerged.

"Who are you!"

Kakashi's kaleidoscope-like eyes widened in surprise.

"That's right."

The old man's face revealed a disdainful smile.

Who is it?

Kakashi scratched his head, puzzled.

Kakashi could understand the person in front of Obito who looked like Rin, but where did this weirdo come from, this old man who looked like he was about to die?

and many more!

When Obito was a child, his favorite thing to do was to bully the elderly.

"Could it be that you're some old man who was bullied by Obito in the past, secretly gathering power, and now you're here for revenge?"

Kakashi shared his guess.

"..."

The old man was speechless. "Only revenge guessed correctly."

"spot!"

Looking at the old man, Obito's expression first turned serious, then relieved, and he even started to smile.

What is he afraid of now?

Within his divine power space, the divine tree allows him to surpass the Sage of Six Paths at any time.

As for Madara Uchiha, although we don't know how he was resurrected, so what if he was resurrected?

He was just a very old man.

Yes, that's right, because there's no specially made Impure World Reincarnation + Samsara.

In a normal resurrection, Madara is resurrected in the same posture he was in before his death.

In the real ninja world, Madara's original plan included his own resurrection in the same way.

Therefore, he needed Obito to collect the Tailed Beasts first, and then revive himself to reap the benefits.

If Madara were to revive in this form, he wouldn't have much energy left to collect the Tailed Beasts.

As for becoming the Ten-Tails' Jinchūriki, age doesn't matter anymore.

So, how did the freckles in this world come back to life?

No need to rush. As someone who loves to tell his glorious stories, Madara will soon start revealing them himself.

"Bandit? He's still alive?"

Kakashi was surprised to learn that the old man in front of him was actually the legendary Uchiha Madara.

"No, I died long ago. I have been resurrected."

Madara answered Kakashi's question, then turned his gaze to Obito. "Obito, don't you want to know why the body of the girl you like suddenly disappeared?"