Breaking Dawn: Sasuke's Road to Redemption

Uchiha Sasuke opened his eyes and returned to the eve of the night of genocide. The six-year-old body contained an old soul that had gone through a deadly fight in the Valley of the End, killed a close relative, witnessed the coming of Kaguya, and finally reconciled with the entire world. This time, there was no angry flame in his eyes, only the mark of reincarnation. He knew that Itachi would sit alone at the shrine until dawn, knew that Shisui would sink his body at the bottom of the Nanga River, knew that Uchiha's name would be stained with blood and engraved with a traitor monument, knew that Naruto would scream at the Valley of the End begging him to turn back, and also knew that the future peace would be built on many corpses. But he's back. With the purple light that has not yet been extinguished deep in the eyes of reincarnation, with cold doubts about the rules of the millennium ninja world, with an almost crazy plan. This time—— He will intercept Danzo's conspiracy in advance and speak the first prophecy to his father before the night of genocide comes. He will have a conversation with Itachi that spans life and death, allowing his brother who is burdened with darkness to see another road that is full of thorns but does not have to be walked alone. He will turn the fragments of the future into the deadliest bargaining chip, negotiate with the third generation, compete with Orochimaru, and throw out the ultimate proposal at the Five Shadows Conference that will shock the entire ninja world. He will no longer chase or escape from Naruto's scorching light, but will stand side by side with him and try to answer a question that no one dares to ask: If the chains of hatred are cut off from the beginning, can the world move towards a different dawn? This is Uchiha Sasuke's second life. He no longer seeks destruction, nor is he satisfied with atonement. He wants to play chess and tamper with the chess game of the entire world. "Brother, this time, we should change our way of living."