In the Uchiha Clan's ninjutsu lessons, Uchiha Xin had become a role model for the younger generation with his unique insight and profound mastery of ninjutsu. His deep attainments in ninjutsu and distinctive perception had earned him the respect of his clansmen. Yet during one lesson, he discovered the limitations his students faced while cultivating the Black Eye.
As the Uchiha Clan's defining trait, the Black Eye had always been regarded as a symbol of power. However, Uchiha Xin discovered that although the students could awaken abilities comparable to the two-tomoe stage during cultivation, that seemed to be their limit. This limitation prevented them from further developing the Black Eye's potential, let alone reaching the higher three-tomoe stage or even the Mangekyō Sharingan.
Faced with the students' confusion and bewilderment, Uchiha Xin decided to reveal the truth. Standing atop the platform in the teaching hall, he spoke in a calm yet firm voice, "You must be wondering why your Black Eyes can only awaken to a level comparable to the two-tomoe stage. It is not because you have not worked hard enough, but because the concentration of Uchiha Clan blood in your veins is insufficient."
The students all fell into deep thought after hearing this. They understood that bloodline concentration was the key factor determining an Uchiha clansman's talent and potential. However, they also knew that it was not something that could be easily changed.
Seeing the expressions on the students' faces, Uchiha Xin understood their confusion and unwillingness to accept it. He continued, "Although bloodline concentration is a fact we cannot change, you must understand that even awakening only to a level comparable to the two-tomoe stage is already an extremely powerful ability. You should cherish and make good use of this power, continuing to work hard along the