Naruto: The Information Broker from the Uchiha Clan.

Chapter 45 explains

First of all, thank you to all the generous people who voted with monthly tickets and recommendation tickets; at least you didn't leave me playing alone.

This is my first book on Qidian. My previous book, Chuanshu, was taken down by Qidian. I've been writing for four years, so I'm not exactly a newbie, but sometimes my mentality still breaks down.

The premise of this book from the very beginning is how the plot will develop after the information is obtained.

Black Zetsu killed Madara in Six Paths silently, so why couldn't he have killed Fugaku by sneak attack? I admit that the initial possession was a bug on my part, but the sneak attack explanation is plausible.

Another point. Black Zetsu cannot ignore Obito; he is also an important pawn, that much is undeniable.

And then there's intelligence!

Dear readers, please note that intelligence is actually extremely important in the ninja world. It is so important that as soon as a fight breaks out, the analysis of the opponent's intelligence will begin.

Throughout the entire Naruto series, from Kakashi's analysis in the Land of Waves at the beginning to Minato's statement during the Fourth Shinobi World War that the Third Hokage went first to obtain information using the Edo Tensei body.

In my books, the supporting characters are never fools. Obito was captured once two years ago, and after returning, he picked up the scroll left by Madara and began to work hard. This is Obito's growth.

The Self-Binding Seal used against Minato was a method to determine the outcome after intelligence analysis.

Throughout the entire Naruto series, aside from the simpletons, there are very few idiots who can perform basic intelligence analysis.

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Dear gentlemen, I would like to express my sincere gratitude once again for your monthly votes and recommendation votes. Thank you.

By the way, I'd like to recommend a book, I think it's the first Luno fanfiction, [Dragon Raja: Rebooting the New World].

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