They're promoting the "Konoha threat" theory, and spouting nonsense about the Hidden

Chapter 22 Uchiha Human Rights Report

"According to statistics, in Konoha Village, an Uchiha person is discriminated against approximately every 26 minutes."

The very first sentence, which made the Third Raikage A laugh so hard he bent over.

"Hey, this kid always manages to surprise me."

"Tsuchidai, what do you think about awarding this kid the honorary title of Jonin of Kumogakure?"

Ai glanced at her secretary, who still looked overjoyed.

"...Lord Raikage, isn't this inappropriate?"

Tsuchikage pressed down on his twitching eyes, trying to stop his Raikage from adding fuel to the fire at this moment.

"Haha, this kid's strike has really cut right into Konoha's lifeline. That old bastard Hiruzen Sarutobi must be furious!"

Ai still couldn't control his expression, and said with schadenfreude.

"If you can't even manage your own family, what face do you have to show in public? If I were Hiruzen Sarutobi, I'd just slit my own throat!"

Under the influence of the Ninja World Relativity, seeing an old rival suffer misfortune is more enjoyable than having a stroke of good luck yourself.

"Keep reading! Keep reading! Let me hear what else this kid has to say!"

Raikage swirled the wine glass in his hand, which was as big as an adult's head, and lay on the sofa, shaking his head as he admired it.

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According to a high-ranking Root official who wished to remain anonymous, an Uchiha clan member is inseparable from three things from birth: death, battle, and discrimination. Their lives are either spent being discriminated against or on their way to being discriminated against.

"Hehehe."

"That kid did a great job!"

Onoki slapped the table, his big nose turning bright red with excitement.

"Now I'll see if that old bastard Hiruzen Sarutobi can still put on that compassionate act!"

"And that wretched Uchiha, now someone's finally caught their weakness, hasn't they?"

"Either you're being discriminated against, or you're on the path to being discriminated against? Great! That's satisfying!"

As the saying goes, enemies are destined to meet. Back then, Onoki and his master were humiliated by Madara Uchiha and labeled as "weaklings," which was one of the greatest grievances of his life.

But now that Madara Uchiha is long gone, he can only vent his resentment on the Uchiha clan. Furthermore, to expand Iwagakure's influence, they have to oppose Konoha. Now that these two enemies have both suffered a terrible misfortune, how can this not be exciting?

"What are you looking at? Come over here and learn how others write!"

He glanced sideways at his son, Huang Tu, who was standing there dumbfounded, and while he felt joy, he also felt the pain of having no one to carry on the family line once again.

I've met that old man, Ghost Lamp Crescent Moon, before. How come his son is so outstanding?

Where is Lao Fuchai?

"Okay, okay, I'm coming."

Huang Tu scratched his head, grinned sheepishly, and ran over to continue reading to his father.

-

"Violence often goes beyond the physical. According to the elders of the Uchiha clan, the psychological violence inflicted by the villagers of Konoha often suffocated the Uchiha people, which is the origin of the Uchiha clan's common saying, 'I can't breathe.'"

Shamon stared at the document in his hand in disbelief, gasped, and turned to Chiyo beside him: "Surely nothing like this has ever happened in our village?"

Chiyo squinted and thought about it seriously for a moment before confirming, "It shouldn't be."

"For Konoha, having a clan like the Uchiha is really hard to say whether it's a blessing or a curse."

"I don't know whether it's a blessing or a curse for Konoha's Uchiha clan. I only know that it's fortunate that the kid from Kirigakure didn't direct his firepower at our Sunagakure village, otherwise we really don't know if our village could withstand such an attack."

Ebizo, who was standing to the side, rarely expressed his opinion, and the others nodded in agreement.

But now... let's see how Konoha Village handles it.

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"When Konoha came to the human world, from head to toe, every pore of their skin was dripping with the blood of the Uchiha and their mournful cries."

Hozuki Cangetsu opened his eyes wide and carefully examined his son, as if he were seeing him for the first time.

I never imagined that someone as upright as me could give birth to a son with such a complicated digestive system.

Hozuki Crescent smiled slightly, "This is nothing."

He used the Uchiha clan as bait, and this grand scheme he meticulously planned has only just begun!

Throughout the entire ninja world, who doesn't know about the messy affair between the Uchiha clan and Konoha?

Objectively speaking, the Uchiha clan's ancestors were once quite wealthy; they were direct descendants of the Sage of Six Paths and had helped him pacify the ninja world.

As one of only two founding families of Konoha, it's simply unacceptable that the Uchiha clan doesn't even have a place in the core power circle of Konoha.

Moreover, unlike the Senju clan, which officially disappeared and its branches dispersed into Konoha under assumed names, the Uchiha clan has survived well. In terms of the number of clan members, ninjas, and top-tier ninjas, it can definitely be called the largest clan in Konoha.

Is it appropriate to exclude people based on such ridiculous arguments that "the Uchiha clan is inherently evil"?

Not to mention that the Uchiha clan has made no less contributions than others. Since the founding of Konoha Village, they have sacrificed their lives for the village both on ordinary days and on the battlefield. Why do they never receive fair treatment from Konoha Village?

Who could accept this practice of using people only when they need them and discarding them when they don't?

In this respect, the Second Hokage, Tobirama Senju, did a better job. He knew that the village had wronged the Uchiha clan in this regard and wanted to appease their resentment. So he acquired an Uchiha Kagami to ease tensions and painted a rosy picture of the future Hokage for them.

But now that Hiruzen Sarutobi and Danzo Shimura have taken over, inheriting parts of the Second Hokage's will respectively, things are doomed.

The relationship between the Uchiha clan and Konoha cannot be described as one of mutual respect; it is more accurately described as one walking on thin ice.

Especially now, more than a decade after Uchiha Kagami's death and the Uchiha clan's take control of the Konoha Police Force, the Uchiha clan is becoming increasingly alienated from the village.

Hozuki Shingetsu, however, keenly seized upon this and kicked the cripple's good leg hard.

Don't you, Konoha, still have the strength to respond?

Looks like I haven't given you enough trouble!

Are they still thinking of letting things cool down and waiting for the matter to fade away and everyone's attention to shift?

I paid you to get this trending topic in the ninja world, aren't you going to take advantage of it?

Of course, regardless of the circumstances, the Uchiha clan still retains its original share in Konoha. At this point, the conflict is far from reaching the point of impending annihilation of the Uchiha clan as depicted in the original story.

The most important thing is... Konoha's size at this time is truly enormous. Besides the Uchiha clan, there are also a great many powerful ninja.

Unlike the beginning of the story in the original work, where the top experts were either old, dead, or crippled, and the only one, Jiraiya, was often away from home, there was no way to suppress the rebellious Uchiha clan.

But now... to put it bluntly, Mito Uzumaki alone is enough to suppress the entire Uchiha clan.

But it doesn't matter. As the saying goes, as long as you wield the hoe well, there's no corner you can't dig down.

The seeds of conflict between the Uchiha clan and the village have already been sown; there's no doubt they will eventually sprout.

If fate changes and the divine artifacts are replaced, and the Uchiha prince is about to be deposed, Hozuki Shingetsu might have a chance to steal a prize. He could bring some Uchiha clan members to Kirigakure and form a "Konoha Village Government-in-Exile," shouting "The true Konoha is in Kirigakure."

Wow~ Just thinking about that scene is so exciting!

But now... let's see how far this bullet can fly.

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"According to a well-informed source who wished to remain anonymous, the reason why the Uchiha clan was not affected by Madara Uchiha's defection was because the Konoha authorities treated the Uchiha clan like livestock, forcing them to hand over the Sharingan eyes of their deceased clan members every year. The Uchiha clan had no choice but to succumb to the bloody slogan of 'leave the eyes but not the people, leave the people but not the eyes.'"

Upon seeing this sentence, a string in Hiruzen Sarutobi snapped.

"He's slandering me! He's slandering me!"

On this day, Konoha finally understood the fear of being attacked by public opinion.

I think what I wrote was quite interesting, right? Anyway, I had a lot of fun writing this part, so I guess I can get some comments, recommendations, and monthly tickets to boost the book's popularity! Otherwise, it'll feel like I'm playing a single-player game.

(End of this chapter)