How to Make Someone Completely Devoted

"This experiment is quite interesting, and this genjutsu does have some feasibility. At least, that is how it looks to me. Next, all that is needed is to reform the entire Shinobi World. I am rather curious what this world will become after receiving a modern education." Kenichi Amamiya looked at the Ōtsutsuki Hiroshi before him—more precisely, at Hiroshi Ōtsutsuki's corpse. After all, Hiroshi Ōtsutsuki was already dead. In the illusion, he had successfully become a leader of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. After years of experiencing the genjutsu, Hiroshi Ōtsutsuki had gradually forgotten his true identity and truly begun living with the mindset of a local. He had even grown arrogant, believing that he ought to be a leader. But that made sense. Even if he had only been a leader within an illusion, after holding that position for so long, he naturally no longer wanted to be an ordinary person. It was quite an interesting issue. The genjutsu Kenichi Amamiya had given Hiroshi Ōtsutsuki was extremely realistic, and every illusion lasted so long. Although only a few days had passed for Kenichi Amamiya, Hiroshi Ōtsutsuki had already lived an entire lifetime within it. It was therefore unsurprising that Hiroshi Ōtsutsuki would think this way. How could someone who had been a leader be content with mediocrity and willingly become an ordinary person? He would even have to bow and scrape before Kenichi Amamiya and Kaguya Ōtsutsuki. Thus, Hiroshi Ōtsutsuki's devious thoughts had been predictable. Kenichi Amamiya sighed. No wonder genjutsu had such a tremendous impact, to the point that even Kishimoto rarely wrote about it. If genjutsu truly reached its current stage, how many people would be willing to break free from it voluntarily? They would probably indulge even more freely in their own lives. But that would