That was right. No power, no wisdom, no schemes were needed at all. He had simply made everything too complicated.
To change fate, what he had to do was very simple.
That was to survive! And to survive together with Uchiha Nobuhiko!
It was that simple.
And that ironic.
To change fate, he had to survive alongside his rival, Uchiha Nobuhiko, until fate reached a point of obvious change—or rather, the precise moment when a key node was destroyed.
A moment like this one.
And the reason they only needed to stay alive to change fate was also a very simple matter of logic.
It was because both of them were anomalies, beings beyond common sense, beings above the balanced rules of this world. As an outsider, Chiba possessed Transcendent Power. Uchiha Nobuhiko, meanwhile, could reincarnate endlessly while retaining all his memories. Even his Chakra seemed to reincarnate into the next life like Indra and Asura's. Moreover, compared to Indra and Asura, his Chakra reincarnated perfectly, without losing even the slightest trace through reincarnation. Just this inheritance of Chakra that never dissipated or weakened already set Uchiha Nobuhiko far above the rest. Even an outsider like Chiba had to build his towering skyscraper from the ground up, while Nobuhiko had begun at the top of one, looking down upon all living things.
Of course, Chiba, as an outsider, was included in that comparison. But under the effects of Transcendent Power, Chiba's skyscraper would certainly rise faster than anyone else's. Especially after Transcendent Power had fully awakened and matured, he could almost raise it overnight.
Still, compared to a Reincarnator, his skyscraper rose much more slowly. Yet compared to the natives of this Naruto World, it was still as fast as lightning.
In other words, whether it was Uchiha Nobuhiko reincarnating