Reviving Madara Uchiha was truly a challenging undertaking for Xia Yan, and one he had serious misgivings about.
After all, Xia Yan considered Madara Uchiha the most powerful villain in the original story. How could he possibly not be wary of him?
Strictly speaking, the true villain in the original story was that madwoman, Kaguya Ōtsutsuki.
But in reality, that woman served more as a bridge between storylines and a means of tracing everything back to its origins. Her presence was completely overshadowed by Madara Uchiha!
Madara Uchiha possessed unimaginable charisma. Although he was a villain, his popularity was astonishingly high.
At least among all the Uchiha characters, he was unquestionably Xia Yan's personal favorite!
Obito Uchiha had, after all, killed his own teacher, while Uchiha Itachi had slaughtered his entire clan single-handedly.
For Xia Yan, who had upheld respect for teachers in his previous life and had filial piety ingrained in his bones, it was genuinely difficult to like those two.
Of course, Obito was somewhat better, because he was a tragedy through and through.
In some respects, he was like Sasuke, trapped beneath a web woven from lies, able only to wander within it.
His heart had already died completely. Calling him a walking corpse of a monster would not have been an exaggeration.
Besides, the world that boy hoped to create was one where "everyone" existed.
It was clear that, although his heart had been thoroughly blackened, there was still "light" in its deepest recesses.
Uchiha Itachi, however, was truly different. Some people said he had the vision to "sacrifice his family for the greater good" for the village, something others could not do.
But the question was, had he lacked the ability to change things?
He possessed the Mangekyō Sharingan. Fundamentally, his strength had already surpassed