At most, it would throw the Allied Forces into some confusion and add a little more resentment.
If the daimyō were really that important, would shinobi villages even exist?
I really shouldn't have said anything.
From that point on, Black Zetsu stopped nagging or offering any suggestions.
He directly gave up trying.
Since Madara Uchiha refused to listen to anything and only believed in himself, then Black Zetsu would let him mess around and play at his leisure.
As long as the plan was still moving forward, that was enough.
That was how Black Zetsu comforted himself, because by this point, he had no other options.
As for concerns like whether the Sage of Six Paths might discover them, Black Zetsu could no longer spare any thought for them.
He had waited countless years and worked countless years before Madara Uchiha finally appeared. Madara Uchiha was his only hope.
There were reincarnations of Indra's and Asura's chakra in every generation, but there was only one Madara Uchiha!!!
If just any generation's reincarnations of Indra's and Asura's chakra had been useful, why would Black Zetsu have waited until now?
The Infinite Tsukuyomi Plan would have succeeded hundreds of times over already.
Days passed. During that time, Madara Uchiha did nothing except listen to the intelligence gathered by White Zetsu at regular intervals. Every day, he sat in the base reminiscing about the good old days with his dear friend, Hashirama Senju.
The Third Hokage did have some skill when it came to talk-no-jutsu.
As Konoha's representative, he persuaded people from many nations and villages during the talks in the Land of Iron.
Before long, the various powers of the Shinobi World reached a consensus, and the Allied Forces formed to oppose Madara Uchiha were officially established.
The Allied Forces' main strength