After transmigrating as a young member of a branch family of the Uchiha, Uchiha Jin discovers that he can see cracks behind other people.
The deeper the cracks, the closer that person is to ruin. And behind Itachi, he sees the most terrifying scene of all: a red moon hanging overhead, the clan crest shattered. Itachi is heading toward a tragedy in which he will personally slaughter his entire clan.
But Jin is only a branch-family member. No one will believe what he says. His only advantage is that he sees the abyss sooner than anyone else.
Stealing people away under Root's shadow, getting ahead of Danzo on his own chessboard, and slipping clues into Itachi's palm where no one can see. Every person he saves makes his eyes ache a little more; every fate he changes provokes a backlash from the timeline. But he is determined to try, to see if the scripts already written can be torn to shreds.
Itachi no longer walks alone into the darkness. Shisui no longer has to leap into the Naka River. Sasuke's eyes are no longer filled with hatred alone. And just when Jin thinks all he is doing is saving people, he discovers something: behind every tragedy stands the same person.
“This isn’t fate. It’s just a script someone wrote. And we’re going to rewrite it.”
