Their wild laughter rose in turn, flowing seamlessly as mutual admiration swept them both away.
After a long while, the laughter finally faded. Filled with emotion, Uchiha Mai asked, "Although I know what you intended and believe you had a chance of succeeding,
I still want to know how you saw through everything and pulled it off."
Uchiha Mai was intensely curious. How exactly had Six Paths Madara turned the tables on Kaguya Ōtsutsuki?
Before transmigrating, Uchiha Mai had read plenty of Naruto fanfiction. Written by different authors, these novels nonetheless shared many similarities.
For example, Tsunade was very often the female lead. Beautiful, curvaceous, powerful, and eternally youthful—anyone would lose their head over her.
As for her age, that was nothing to modern readers who had seen fantasy and cultivation novels where the male and female leads were thousands, tens of thousands, or hundreds of thousands of years apart, and had endured jokes like "marry a woman seven thousand years older and get a Heavenly Blade."
Another common feature was that Kaguya Ōtsutsuki always had to be the final boss, either to be killed or added to the harem.
Meanwhile, Madara, one of Naruto's most popular, ambitious, and gifted characters, could only become Kaguya Ōtsutsuki's stepping stone, just as he had in the original story.
That also indirectly demonstrated the gulf between their strength: in most people's minds, without the protagonist's plot armor, Madara had no chance of defying Kaguya Ōtsutsuki.
Taking down one's superiors might be a Japanese tradition, but that did not make it easy.
Having officially become the strongest person in the Ninja World's entire history, Six Paths Madara was in an excellent mood. In no hurry to deal with Uchiha Mai, he began, "It all started two years ago.
I told you, didn't I? After