Ch. 161The Plan to Kick Itachi Out of the House for a Happy Life
Key Plot Points and Events
- Uchiha Fugaku, the Hokage, engages in a polyamorous relationship with his late wife's ghost, Mikoto, and two other women, Samui and Mabui.
- The next morning, Fugaku decides to help his son, Itachi, get married and move out to maintain his 'happy life'.
- Fugaku visits Izumi Uchiha, Itachi's potential wife, to discuss their marriage, setting a two-week deadline.
- Fugaku confronts the Four-Tails, suspecting it of interfering with Itachi and Izumi's relationship, and beats it in a Genjutsu space.
Character Developments
- Uchiha Fugaku: Shows his lustful nature and desire for a peaceful, happy life. He's manipulative and determined to get Itachi married and out of the house.
- Uchiha Itachi: Seems disapproving of his father's actions but hasn't interfered yet. He's focused on the Four-Tails.
- Izumi Uchiha: Shy and hesitant about marriage, she's focused on her work. She's respectful towards Fugaku but not ready for marriage yet.
- The Four-Tails: Unaware of its mistake, it's beaten by Fugaku in a Genjutsu space.
Significant Themes
- Lust and desire (Fugaku's actions, his relationship with multiple women)
- Manipulation and control (Fugaku's plans for Itachi and Izumi)
- Power dynamics (Fugaku's treatment of the Four-Tails)
Character Interactions
- Fugaku and Mikoto: Engage in a physical relationship, with Mikoto's ghostly presence not deterring Fugaku.
- Fugaku and Samui/Mabui: They join Fugaku and Mikoto in their relationship, with little resistance shown.
- Fugaku and Itachi: There's tension between them, with Itachi disapproving of Fugaku's actions.
- Fugaku and Izumi: Fugaku is direct and manipulative with Izumi, setting a deadline for their marriage.
- Fugaku and the Four-Tails: Fugaku suspects the Four-Tails of interfering with Itachi and Izumi, leading to a physical confrontation.