Two Perspectives on Uchiha Itachi: Starting with the Clan's Annihilation

Uchiha Itachi had just wiped out his clan.

A parallel-world viewing System descended.

In the original world, Uchiha Itachi had embraced the Will of Fire at the age of seven. Brainwashed by it, he gained a false sense of worth. In pursuit of a peace that did not exist, he chose the village over his clan and slaughtered his own people.

"My capacity has already grown despairing of this worthless clan."

In the parallel world, Uchiha Itachi understood the responsibilities of a clan leader's son at the age of four. He went to the battlefield and awakened his Sharingan.

He had seen the cruelty of war and the awkward position of the Uchiha clan within the village.

For the sake of his clan, Uchiha Itachi planned to lead them in carving out a path of their own.

There is only one path to world peace: uniting the world under one rule.

The capable rise, the incompetent fall. Make what is unfair fair, as much as possible.

"Sarutobi Hiruzen, for Konoha and the Will of Fire, it's your turn to make a sacrifice. From now on, our Will of Fire will take its place."

"Daimyo of the Five Great Nations, for world peace, it's your turn to make a sacrifice. From now on, our empire will take your place."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.