Naruto: Starting with Tsunade as My Classmate
Chapter 51

I Really Have No Interest in Tsunade

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But before long, he completely dismissed this unrealistic idea.

From the stone tablet, it could be learned that the Sage of Six Paths had two children. The two had respectively inherited the Sage Eye and Sage Body from him, and the ancestor of the Uchiha Clan had been one of those children.

Evolving the Sharingan into the Rinnegan was definitely not something that could be achieved through something as simple as marriage.

Uchiha Madara's understanding was that one needed both unparalleled Dojutsu Power and powerful physical energy.

Only if the two people getting married possessed strength on the level of Uchiha Madara and Senju Hashirama could their child possibly achieve it.

An ordinary union between an Uchiha Clan member and a Senju Clan member could at most allow their child to inherit the strengths of both families.

Moreover, setting aside all other reasons, Uchiha Madara vaguely felt that he and Hashirama were both exceptionally special within their respective clans.

For instance, he himself possessed the only pair of "Straight Tomoe" Mangekyō Sharingan in Uchiha Clan history.

Meanwhile, Hashirama possessed the only Wood Release Kekkei Genkai in the history of the Senju Clan—and indeed, the entire history of shinobi.

Wood Release was formed from water and earth. It appeared to be an ordinary Kekkei Genkai, but it was actually extremely special, possessing the same ability as the Sharingan to control Tailed Beasts.

Although Kekkei Genkai were rare, they were not difficult to create. Many people throughout shinobi history had created the same Kekkei Genkai, yet Wood Release belonged to Senju Hashirama alone.

From this, he concluded that to awaken the Rinnegan, one had to possess both his power and Hashirama's power.

Thinking this through, Uchiha Madara tossed aside the train of thought that Aokiji, that brat, had just led astray.

Still,

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