Konoha: Illusion of Genocide, Summoning Sima Yi to Assist Shisui

On the Eastern Front battlefield, Shisui had just rescued hundreds of wounded people in the rear camp when he was turned around and accused in public by Koe, "It's all Uchiha's fault." He stood in a pool of blood, looking at the resentful looks from those he had saved, and felt confused for the first time. "Do you want to know the future of Uchiha?" A voice sounded in his mind. "Yes" under the water stop, the Mangekyo Sharingan opened to the extreme, and the illusion of genocide unfolded like hell: the clan's blood flowed into a river, each corpse had its eyes dug out, and the figure standing in the pile of corpses was Itachi. Sima Yi walked out of the moonlight and became his military advisor. Lesson 1: The attack on the rear camp was not an accident, but someone deliberately leaked intelligence to lure the enemy into the situation. Shisui interrogated the prisoners all night, and Mitomon Shogo's defense line was "just right" separated from the Kiri Ninja. Lesson 2: You can't chase the Mist Ninja during the night attack. If you do, you'll be slapped with a hat. Zhisui suppressed his will to fight and withdrew his troops, watching helplessly as the enemy fled. When Xiang Hui was still delaying the rescue, when Nara Suzaku was weighing the pros and cons, Shisui had already placed the first piece on Sima Yi's chessboard: making Konoha owe Uchiha a debt that could not be repaid at once. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.