The Glory of the Uchiha Clan

Under the bloody moonlight in the rift of time and space, Uchiha Itachi's Mangekyo Sharingan reflected dual histories - the left hand was the cold touch of the seven hundred and thirty-one corpses on the night of the genocide, and the right hand was the afterimage of young Sasuke practicing shuriken in the back mountain. When he fell back to Konoha in the midsummer of 48 years from the end of the Fourth Ninja War, he discovered that the self-proclaimed chess player in his previous life was just a blood-stained pawn in the hands of others. This time, he no longer uses kunai and illusions to weave lies, but uses the memory of the reborn as a blade to cut open the cocoon of lies in Konoha's upper echelons: buried under the Nanga Shrine are mysterious pottery fragments from Kaguya Otsutsuki's era, the root curse mark on the cuffs of the third elder in the clan, and the wedge-shaped blood pattern that always appears on the Uchiha clan emblem at the full moon... Every detail is subverting the "fate" in his perception. But when he forcibly reversed the cause and effect of the Night of the Nine-Tails, terrifying space-time cavities began to appear in the Uchiha clan - the crying babies disappeared in the delivery room, the Go Fire Ball Technique was repeated seven times in the training ground, and another self gradually grew magatama in the mirror. What's even more deadly is that a man wearing a whirlpool mask chuckled in the gap between time and space: " This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.