Everyone was fragile inside, or rather, everyone had certain fixations to some degree.
As long as one grasped those crucial fixations and the relevant information, changing someone's mind through "Talk no Jutsu" was not particularly difficult.
The reason that kid Naruto's Talk no Jutsu was so powerful really did have to do with how he happened to touch on the other person's inner vulnerability every time.
In the end, with words alone, he created corresponding illusions in their minds and turned the situation around.
Of course, the most crucial requirement for Talk no Jutsu was the other person's cooperation.
In the world of Naruto, those susceptible to Talk no Jutsu really could not be considered truly evil people.
When Xia Yan watched Naruto in his previous life, he could clearly sense that even if they destroyed villages and slaughtered clans, they were still defined as pitiful people whose "hearts were full of love and who longed for peace."
Although Xia Yan could indeed see something of that in their deeds, there had been a saying in his previous life: every pitiful person had something detestable about them.
The reverse was also true.
In truth, Xia Yan did look down on these people somewhat. They might as well have been like Madara Uchiha-if they were going to do something, they should see it through!
Perhaps that was why they were all wretches, while Madara Uchiha was a towering figure of his generation.
Of course, that was merely Xia Yan's own opinion. Everyone thought differently, after all, and perhaps that had something to do with their perspectives.
Take that kid Uchiha Itachi, for example. From the Uchiha Clan's perspective, he was a villain who deserved death by a thousand cuts.
Sometimes Xia Yan wondered how he could avoid being killed off by