Reborn as Itachi Uchiha from the Start

I hate Itachi the most; he's such a traitor! His thought process is bizarre. It's like he was abused by his whole family from a young age—eating their food, wearing their clothes, and then wiping them out? He's even harder to defend than Danzo. Danzo is clearly a bad guy, but Itachi seems like a good person, yet he does things that are insane, and some people even admire him.

There were definitely infants in the clan, right? They were all wiped out in the original story. I truly don't understand how someone with a mental illness capable of killing infants can be whitewashed, especially since some people even idolize them. Typical example: one's values ​​follow one's worldview.

In the Naruto anime, after the deaths of Minato and his wife, Naruto was taken to Konoha Hospital. At that moment, Naruto seemed like a child abandoned by the world. At this moment, Sasuke's mother, Mikoto, appeared at the hospital room door. Mikoto and Kushina had always had a good relationship. Before giving birth to Naruto, Kushina had asked Mikoto if childbirth was painful.

I've noticed that many people haven't truly understood Itachi; they're just repeating what others say. If Itachi were a family member, you would hate him to death, but if you were an outsider from the village, you would revere him like a saint. So why is that? First, we need to understand whether the Uchiha rebellion could have succeeded. The answer is absolutely not.

About Uchiha Itachi. (I'm just going into the story and chatting about things I didn't know before, but I know this pen is pretty cool.) Please consider his circumstances at the time. That was an environment where the entire village was constantly dedicated to promoting the idea that their village was right and that they should love their village. He grew up in that kind of environment.

Let's first analyze why the Uchiha clan was wiped out! First, Madara and Hashirama had ideological differences, leading to their fight at the Valley of the End, which resulted in Hashirama's death and chaos in the ninja world. How would the people of Konoha view the Uchiha clan? The Second Hokage disliked the Uchiha and made him a policeman, causing them to offend many.

Let's go back to the night of the Nine-Tailed Fox 16 years ago. [16 Years ago, Konoha Village] Kushina, who had been drained of her tailed beast for half a day and was on the verge of death with her red and blue chakra almost exhausted, said: "I still have a hundred million chakra left, which is enough to forcefully drag the Nine-Tails into my body, suppress it, and take it down with me."

Uchiha Izumi

So many people are spiritually Japanese, yet they can still whitewash Itachi Uchiha. The Chinese worldview is: peace exists through struggle, peace perishes through compromise—okay? Don't use Japanese values ​​to demand that Chinese people accept Itachi Uchiha's actions. Konoha was just a mercenary organization; what national sentiment are you talking about? Besides, the Uchiha were one of the founders; their rebellion wasn't a rebellion, it was restoring order.

The Third Hokage originally intended to support Orochimaru as Hokage to jointly control Konoha, but Orochimaru was too difficult to control and too close to Danzo, so he had no choice but to abandon him and choose Minato instead. (This was said by Orochimaru.)