Uchiha Ying Yue had recently begun to feel the weight of his duties and the pressure they brought. As Konoha's supreme commander on the front lines, he had to oversee Konoha's strategic planning against the other ninja villages.
At the same time, he also had to handle Konoha's complex internal affairs, such as genin training, medical logistics, and more.
Beyond that, the development of the Dawn Organization in the Land of Whirlpools and its various liberation organizations also required his attention and final decisions.
The sheer volume of work gradually left Ying Yue feeling stretched too thin. He even began to doubt whether he had enough time and energy to properly handle every issue.
At first, Ying Yue tried to ease his burden through the Shadow Clone Technique and the Wood Clone Technique.
These clone techniques did prove useful in daily affairs, but their flaw soon became apparent: the memories and perceptions of the clones could only merge with those of the original once the clones were dispelled.
As a result, although Ying Yue could handle several matters at once, the clones' independence meant they could not share real-time information with the original.
This delay in information prevented Ying Yue from making the best decisions when handling urgent matters, and sometimes even caused him to miss the best opportunity.
Ying Yue gradually realized that clone techniques alone could not effectively resolve his current predicament.
Whether he was commanding Konoha's front lines, leading the Dawn Organization in the Land of Whirlpools, or fighting enemies across different battlefields, he needed to grasp information from multiple fronts at once and make the most timely judgments and deployments.
Current ninjutsu gave him the ability to "split himself," but they could not meet his need for efficient, synchronized information processing.
So Ying Yue began considering