No!
Rather, it was almost their turn to take the stage.
Their original agreement with the Allied Forces was that he would not intervene until they failed to stop the Ten-Tails Jinchuriki from being born.
But now that the Ten-Tails had appeared, it meant the Allied Forces had already failed.
With the Ten-Tails present, creating a Jinchuriki would be absurdly easy, so it was only reasonable for him to act now.
Moreover, acting now would force the Sage of Six Paths to reveal some of his trump cards, while also making Obito and Madara turn on each other directly.
In the original storyline, both Obito and Madara had become Ten-Tails Jinchuriki.
But Tang Ping did not want things to be so troublesome.
He only needed to give Madara an opportunity and let him make a move against Obito ahead of time.
On the Allied Forces' side, Hashirama Senju was already an enemy. The Second, Third, and Fourth Hokage would not appear either. Under such circumstances, they absolutely could not give Obito a chance to make a comeback.
If they gave him an opportunity, things might truly spiral out of control.
But it would be different if Madara became the Ten-Tails Jinchuriki.
With Black Zetsu around, Madara was destined to become a sacrifice for Kaguya, the "Number One Naive Sweetie of the Shinobi World," so there would be far fewer variables.
The fewer variables there were, the better it was for Tang Ping.
For that reason, he wanted to force out the Sage of Six Paths' trump cards first and reduce the variables.
Of course.
Neither he nor Hinata Cang Yue could personally enter the battlefield.
They were far too overpowered.
Whether it was him or Hinata Cang Yue, they were both the kind of beings who could sweep across a