Chapter Summaries

Shin pursued the fleeing clan heads after defeating their forces, using Amaterasu to seal off their escape routes. He killed Chiba Tenki and thwarted Aburame Tengen’s insect and centipede escape, though the centipede’s head vanished underground.

• Shin realized the monk had fled and confronted Chiba Tenki and Aburame Tengen, who also tried to escape.
• Shin spread Amaterasu across the surrounding area, trapping Chiba Tenki and Aburame Tengen within a vast barrier of black flames.
• Chiba Tenki offered to surrender his clan’s wealth and swear allegiance, but Shin killed him with Susanoo’s sword.
• Shin used Amaterasu dragons to drive Aburame Tengen’s insects together and struck them with Susanoo’s sword.
• Aburame Tengen’s tiny insect resisted the flames with chakra and escaped inside a centipede, which Shin cut in half with an Amaterasu blade.
• The centipede’s head forced its way underground and disappeared, escaping Shin.

After defeating the attackers in the south, Shin assessed the surviving threats and hurried toward the Uchiha front, where Uchiha Yujian rallied his clan to hold off the three-clan alliance. The alliance’s deputy commanders faced growing resistance as the Uchiha fought to protect their clan compound.

• Shin recovered from using Perfect Susanoo and concluded that the Aburame Clan Head had survived, though Amaterasu likely left him near death.
• Shin headed south to support the Uchiha, worrying that Senju and Hyuga forces could overwhelm Madara at Kazama Valley.
• Shin resolved to retaliate against Hyuga Tamamo and later settle the score with the fleeing Uzumaki Great Elder in secret.
• Uchiha Yujian rallied the defenders, urging them to hold their ground until reinforcements arrived.
• An Aburame Jonin warned the Aburame Deputy Clan Head that the Uchiha resistance was growing fiercer and a direct assault would cause heavy casualties.

Uchiha Yujian’s exhausted forces struggled to hold off the three clans as the Aburame prepared a final assault. Aburame Tengen arrived gravely wounded and ordered his clan to flee south because a demon was almost there.

• The Aburame Deputy Clan Head ordered the three clans to launch a final assault against the Southern Uchiha.
• Uchiha Yujian held the exhausted Uchiha in their defensive positions despite knowing that reinforcements were unlikely.
• Aburame Tengen burst from the ground in the form of a half-destroyed centipede, with black flames burning on his body.
• Aburame Tengen warned the Aburame to abandon their clan lands and flee south before the approaching demon arrived.

Aburame Tengen returned to warn his clan that Uchiha Shin had killed the Uzumaki Great Elder, Chiba Tenki, Fuma Kotaro, and Hyuga Shinshu, but Amaterasu consumed him before he could escape. The Aburame withdrew from the battlefield, leaving the Uchiha still outmatched by the Chiba and Fuma forces as Uchiha Shin raced toward the fight.

• Aburame Tengen warned his clan to flee and named the fighters Uchiha Shin had killed before Amaterasu burned him to ash.
• Two Aburame Jonin were caught by Amaterasu; one died, while the other escaped by losing his hand.
• The Aburame Deputy Clan Head ordered the clan to retreat south, and the Aburame forces withdrew from the battlefield.
• Uchiha Yujian was surprised by the Aburame retreat but realized the Uchiha still faced the Chiba and Fuma forces.
• The Chiba and Fuma Deputy Clan Heads dismissed the Aburame as cowards and ordered their troops to seize the abandoned sector and keep attacking.
• Uchiha Shin sensed that he had gained fifty thousand points and continued racing toward the battlefield.

Uchiha Yujian prepared his exhausted forces to face the Chiba Clan and Fuma Clan, but Uchiha Shin arrived alone as reinforcements. Shin opened his Eternal Mangekyo and advanced toward the enemy, promising to demonstrate the Uchiha Clan’s power.

• Uchiha Yujian refused Uchiha Gai’s advice to retreat and ordered the Uchiha to charge rather than abandon their comrades.
• A clansman announced that the deputy clan head had arrived, raising the Uchiha’s hopes of survival.
• Uchiha Shin revealed that he had come alone, and Uchiha Yujian urged him to return home and organize a second line of defense.
• Shin ordered the Uchiha to fall back and said he would demonstrate the Uchiha Clan’s ultimate power and the meaning of Deep Forest Emergence.
• Shin opened his Eternal Mangekyo and walked alone toward the enemy ranks while Uchiha Yujian restrained Uchiha Gai from following him.

Shin confronted the allied Chiba and Aburame forces alone, then revealed a Complete Body Susanoo that towered over the battlefield. His display revived the Uchiha’s hopes and left the enemy clans frozen in terror.

• Shin stepped alone before the advancing allied forces and withstood their barrage unharmed.
• Shin revealed his patterned Eternal Mangekyo and summoned a towering Susanoo, astonishing Uchiha Yujian and the other Uchiha.
• Shin transformed Susanoo into an armored giant hundreds of meters tall, with two swords sheathed on its back.
• Uchiha Gai and Uchiha Yujian stared in shock as Uchiha fighters regained hope and shouted Shin’s name.
• The Chiba and Fuma forces stopped in fear, and their Deputy Clan Heads demanded to know what Shin had summoned.

Shin used Susanoo to devastate the allied Chiba and Fuma forces, leaving the Uchiha awestruck by his overwhelming power. As the survivors fled, Shin pursued them with Flying Thunder God and Susanoo, while Uchiha Yujian declared that Shin's strength was godlike.

• Shin noticed that the Aburame Clan was absent and realized Aburame Tengen had warned them before his death.
• The Fuma and Chiba Deputy Clan Heads rallied their forces, and eight thousand shinobi unleashed a barrage of jutsu at Shin's Susanoo.
• Shin swung Susanoo's sword once, carving a vast canyon through the battlefield and killing roughly two thousand shinobi.
• The Fuma and Chiba Deputy Clan Heads ordered their surviving forces to retreat, but Shin declared they would not make it back.
• Shin used Flying Thunder God and Susanoo's swords to pursue and slaughter the fleeing shinobi, while Uchiha Yujian praised his godlike strength.

Shin destroyed the Chiba and Fuma forces, reclaimed the southern cities, and razed the enemy clans’ territories, earning the name “Uchiha’s God of Time and Space.” He returned too late to join the decisive battle at Kazama Valley, where Madara collapsed the mountain and ended the two-year conflict; Shin’s deeds became legendary and ushered in the era of the Three Gods.

• Shin used the Complete Body Susanoo and Flying Thunder God Technique to annihilate the Chiba and Fuma ninjas, then returned to the Uchiha camp and was celebrated by Uchiha Yujian and the others.
• Shin led the Uchiha south to reclaim lost cities, appointed Uchiha Yujian to oversee the southern defenses, and swept through the Chiba, Fuma, and abandoned Aburame territories.
• While Shin was away, Senju Hashirama led the Senju against Madara in Kazama Valley, and Madara withdrew after detonating Explosive Tags that collapsed the mountain.
• Shin returned too late to join the decisive battle and caught up with Madara as he led the Uchiha home; the two-year battle in Kazama Valley ended.
• Stories of Shin’s victories spread, and the southern Uchiha began calling him “Uchiha’s God of Time and Space,” a title later linked to the beginning of the era of the Three Gods.

The Uchiha and Senju ended their war in a draw, and the Uchiha returned to their clan lands to a jubilant welcome. After leaving the victory banquet, Shin hurried home to reunite with Uzumaki Mito and Xiaoying.

• Shin learned from Uchiha Madara that Madara's war plan had depended on defeating Senju Hashirama.
• Shin visited the gravely ill Uchiha Dou during the journey back to the clan lands.
• Uchiha Yutaka welcomed Madara and the returning Uchiha as heroes and held a victory banquet.
• Shin left the banquet early and returned home, calling out to Xiaoying and Mito.

Shin returned to the Uchiha clan grounds after the war and reunited with Uzumaki Mito and the little maid, promising Mito they would have a grand wedding. He resumed his duties as Deputy Clan Head, and the chapter ended with Uchiha Yutaka asking him to consult the clan head about Uchiha Burin’s funeral.

• Shin returned home and embraced the little maid before greeting Uzumaki Mito.
• Mito and the little maid welcomed Shin, and Mito served him a meal while he recounted his battlefield experiences.
• Mito reminded Shin of his promise, and he assured her they would have a grand wedding.
• Shin began handling the clan’s postwar work, including settling returning members and reorganizing defenses.
• Uchiha Zhan withdrew from the battlefield at Nara Slope a day later.
• Uchiha Yutaka asked Shin to discuss a funeral plan with the clan head after Uchiha Burin’s death.

Shin and Madara discussed the Uchiha Clan’s losses, their next military moves, and Madara’s plan to attack the Hyuga Clan. Shin cautioned against provoking the Senju, promised to handle the Hyuga matter, and agreed to a wedding to Uzumaki Mito in three months while Madara focused on training.

• Shin recommended a grand funeral for Elder Burin and placing his memorial tablet in the Uchiha Ancestral Hall, and Madara assigned Elder Yutaka to arrange it.
• Madara appointed Uchiha Yujian as Southern Elder and chose Uchiha Zhan to guard the new frontline camp.
• Madara proposed declaring war on the weakened Hyuga Clan, but Shin warned that Hashirama and the Senju would come to their aid.
• Shin told Madara about his marriage to Uzumaki Mito and said he would handle the matter involving Hyuga Tamamo; Madara scheduled the wedding for three months later.
• Madara asked Shin to handle more clan duties while he trained for several months to become stronger.

After the war, Shin helped finish the Uchiha’s postwar arrangements and attended Uchiha Burin’s funeral. Relaxing in June, he considered whether he could establish Konoha early but decided against acting rashly, wary of Senju Hashirama’s immense and possibly awakening power.

• Shin organized rewards and unit assignments while Uchiha Madara went into seclusion and Uchiha Izuna stayed away gathering intelligence.
• Madara and Shin led the Uchiha in mourning Burin, whose body had been devoured by the Aburame Clan head’s insects, and buried a symbolic tomb for him.
• Madara placed Burin’s memorial tablet in the Uchiha Ancestral Hall, and the postwar arrangements wound down.
• Uchiha Zhan traveled east to prepare a defensive camp beyond Kazama Valley, while Shin spent June relaxing in his courtyard with Uzumaki Mito nearby.
• Shin considered leading the Uchiha to establish Konoha early, but set the idea aside because he was wary of the dangers of the Warring States Period and Hashirama’s power.

Shin planned to find Black Zetsu and obtain the Uzumaki Clan’s Raw Stone so he could seal him, but he kept those plans secret from Mito. Later, Uchiha Yutaka reported that Madara had disappeared, leaving Shin to investigate while concealing the news from the clan.

• Shin decided that he needed the Uzumaki Clan’s Raw Stone to deal with Black Zetsu and planned to take it from the Uzumaki Great Elder.
• Shin spent a peaceful stretch at home, while Uchiha Yutaka continued reporting important clan matters to him and Madara.
• Uchiha Yutaka rushed to Shin’s home and said Madara had vanished after he went to the Clan Head Mansion to ask about supplies for the Frontline Camp.
• Shin and Uchiha Yutaka searched Madara’s quarters, but found no sign of him, and the guards said they had not seen him leave.
• Shin ordered the guards to keep Madara’s disappearance secret and reassured the anxious Uchiha Yutaka that he would handle the situation.

After Madara disappeared from the Uchiha clan lands, Shin took charge of the clan and went to confront Izuna, whom he suspected knew where Madara had gone. The chapter ended with Shin threatening Izuna as he denied knowing Madara was missing.

• Shin concluded that Madara had likely left on his own and ordered Uchiha Yutaka to conceal the disappearance, search for Madara, and monitor the Senju.
• Shin authorized the resources requested by the Second Elder and told Yutaka to say that Madara was training in seclusion.
• Shin went to the Uchiha Ancestral Hall to question Izuna, but a Jonin said Izuna was absent and the intelligence unit’s guards tried to stop him.
• Shin forced his way into the intelligence headquarters and found Izuna hiding in the ceiling.
• Izuna pretended he had only just learned Madara was missing, and Shin threatened that he would not beat him to death.

Shin learned that Madara had left voluntarily, then deduced that Madara might be searching for a way to save his failing eyesight. Worried for him, Shin ordered the early deployment of his intelligence network, naming it Akatsuki.

• Shin confirmed with Izuna that Madara had left on his own and ordered him to keep the disappearance secret.
• After talking with Mito, Shin reasoned that Madara might have left because his Mangekyo was close to making him blind.
• Shin decided he had to find Madara and reread reports from Akabane Koromo about the intelligence organization in the north.
• Shin wrote to Akabane Koromo, ordering her to deploy the first group of members across the Warring States Period, and named the organization Akatsuki.

After Madara disappeared, Shin looked for a way to keep the Senju from obstructing his plans against the Hyuga. Learning that the Kaguya Clan was struggling against the Hozuki in the Land of Water, he began forming a plan and asked the system how many points Wood Style would cost.

• Shin burned the letters and decided that Akabane Koromo could represent him while he focused on the Hyuga.
• Shin studied a map and concluded he needed another force to keep the Senju in check, but found no suitable clan in the Land of Fire.
• Shin ordered Xiaoying to obtain intelligence on the Land of Water and the Kaguya Clan.
• Shin read that the Kaguya had seized an island from the Hozuki three years earlier and remained locked in a precarious stalemate.
• Shin decided the Kaguya could serve his plans and asked the system how many points were needed to exchange for Wood Style.

Xuan exchanged 100,000 points for Wood Style and tested his new ability before preparing to leave secretly that night. He arrived at the Kaguya Clan’s impoverished settlement in the Land of Water, where Kaguya Wanqu sensed an intruder.

• Xuan exchanged 100,000 points for Wood Style and confirmed he could transform his hand into a wooden vine.
• Xuan spent the evening with Mito, then put on black robes and a Whirlpool Mask and vanished from his room.
• Xuan traveled across the ocean to the Kaguya Clan’s settlement in the Land of Water.
• Kaguya Wanqu worried over the clan’s dwindling food stores and recalled the hardship of their new home.
• Kaguya Wanqu sensed someone nearby, spun around, and demanded to know who was there.

Shin, disguised as Owl, approached Kaguya Wanqu and offered food to the struggling Kaguya Clan while concealing his true purpose. After the clan accepted the supplies, Wanqu agreed to hear Owl out, leaving Shin poised to pursue his plan.

• Kaguya Wanqu attacked the Black-Robed Man, but his bone techniques passed harmlessly through him.
• The Black-Robed Man identified himself as Owl and claimed he had come to help the Kaguya Clan.
• Shin inspected the clan's reports, discovered its food crisis, and told Wanqu to search a valley ten miles north.
• Kaguya Wanqu sent clan members to the valley, where they found enough food to feed the clan for about seven days.
• Owl returned to ask whether Wanqu was satisfied with his gift, and Wanqu asked him to explain his purpose.

Shin warned Kaguya Wanqu that the Hozuki Clan planned to attack, helping the Kaguya repel the ambush. Afterward, Shin prepared to move against the Hozuki, whose clan head demanded an investigation into the leaked plan.

• Shin gave Kaguya Wanqu a letter revealing the Hozuki Clan’s planned attack and the Kaguya Clan’s dire position.
• Shin told Kaguya Wanqu to search the valley, where the Kaguya found a cache of ninja tools and Explosive Tags.
• Kaguya Wanqu led the clan in an ambush on the southern shore, forcing the Hozuki attackers to flee through the fog.
• Shin watched the battle and said the plan was going smoothly and that the Hozuki were next.
• The Hozuki clan head ordered an investigation into how the Kaguya learned of their attack plan.

Shin used misleading hints about food to keep Kaguya Wanqu dependent on him while drawing two Hozuki intelligence shinobi into following him. Kaguya Wanqu concluded that Owl had the support of a powerful clan, unaware that Shin had deliberately staged the encounter.

• The Hozuki Clan Head sent two Peak Jonin intelligence shinobi to investigate the suspected leak among the Kaguya Clan.
• Kaguya Wanqu worried that his clan would starve after its food ran out and considered seizing a resource-rich island guarded by the Hozuki Clan.
• Shin appeared at Kaguya Wanqu's hut using the Body Flicker Technique and promised that more food would arrive from his clan's territory.
• The two Hozuki shinobi spotted Shin entering and followed him when he left, while Shin noticed them and let them pursue him.
• Kaguya Wanqu inferred from Shin's words that Owl had a powerful clan backing him.