March Simulation: I Pushed One Piece World Sideways

Chapter 204 Insignificant
Motivation is a very interesting thing. Motivation is often difficult to detect until the result of an action is revealed.

But once the behavior develops in the direction of the behavior performer's will, then the result is equivalent to the motivation.

So let's look at the motivation from the results
It can be said that the sum of all the above results is: Sasuke became stronger, knew the existence of Madara, and almost killed Madara.

The side effect is that Sasuke has a distorted personality, may be possessed by Orochimaru, and may die in a brother battle.

Of course, if Itachi has enough confidence in Sasuke and thinks that Sasuke can survive both mentally and physically.

These side effects can also appear insignificant under the strong motivation
The Necessity of Genocide: Genocide is a great evil, because it does not by itself exclude the innocent.

If there is no great reason (such as for the entire ninja world), then this clan is unnecessary to be destroyed.

If it's just to stimulate Sasuke, killing his parents can have a similar effect, and it turns out that Sasuke thinks of this hatred every time now.

They all recall the scene where their parents were killed, and they don't seem to care too much about the life and death of the clansmen, so if they exterminate the clan just to stimulate Sasuke.

It's completely unnecessary and doesn't make sense.In other words, hidden behind the extermination of the genocide, there is a greater motive, which will be analyzed later
It seems that the start of the brother battle is not only because Sasuke gave Itachi confidence after defeating Deidara, but also because of his own helplessness.

Then, I have to ask another question, why is Itachi starting the brother war at this time?
Is it simply handing Amaterasu to Sasuke?Or is there any other reason?
There is a point of view to test Sasuke's strength and test whether Sasuke has the strength to defeat Madara.

By the way, breaking the news about the purpose of digging out his eyes is just to give Sasuke a more determined reason to kill himself.

I think there is some truth to this point of view, because this motivation is very consistent with the reason for choosing the time for brothers to fight.

Sasuke defeated Orochimaru and Didara successively, and his strength has improved significantly, and his life is not long, so he needs to test Sasuke before he dies.

From this point of view, gifting Amaterasu has become Sasuke's second choice when he cannot defeat himself.

Because if Sasuke can beat Itachi, Itachi probably won't have the need or opportunity to do anything to Sasuke

And Itachi left the hand of "sending Amaterasu" must be aware of Madara's intentions for Sasuke (this also constitutes one of Madara's motives).

As the saying goes, how can there be protection without crisis, which also confirms the meaning of Itachi's "for the most important younger brother".

However, how to understand the huge motivation of "for the ninja world, for Konoha"?I'm afraid we have to start with analyzing Madara's motives.

Itachi's behavior is incredible, and Madara's behavior is even more indistinguishable, this kind of indiscernibility.

In the final analysis, it is derived from the gray nature of the Uchiha clan.

The Uchiha clan is both the guardian of Konoha and the dirty killer, which makes any action against them have two sides, including extermination
Let's start with the genocide. Madara said that he is a "facilitator", so does that mean that he is not a "planner"?
As mentioned above, if it is to stimulate Sasuke, there is no need to exterminate the entire clan, so if Itachi is the planner of the extermination of the clan.

Then there must be a greater motive, such as the Uchiha clan threatening Konoha and the entire ninja world.

But if so, isn't this a joke?
Because in this way, Madara and Akatsuki are portrayed as messengers of justice for the people, and Itachi is portrayed as a hero who kills relatives righteously.

But we know that Madara and Akatsuki are definitely unjust, and if Madara is just, why does Itachi want to pretend to be "black"?
And why do you want to kill Madara by all means?

The most paradoxical part is that the reason why Itachi broke with the clan before the extermination of the clan turned out to be that the clan didn't have the courage to pursue this evil power.

Therefore, the path of injustice of a clan is unworkable, and Itachi should not be the initiator of the extermination of the clan

Then there's only one option left.

So, does he have a motive for extermination?
In my opinion there are at least two.The first motivation is the same as the Nine Tails Rebellion, to bring down Konoha, and Uchiha is Konoha's guard force.

The defense of Konoha is very important, and killing the Uchiha clan is definitely beneficial to attack Konoha again.

Since Madara's summoning of Nine-Tails did not achieve the desired effect, it is definitely possible to act again to weaken Konoha's power.

The second motivation is to get Sasuke. Sasuke survived that night. Itachi cared about his younger brother, but Madara's attitude was also decisive.

Why did Madara let Sasuke go?Either Madara fell in love with Sasuke, or Madara Sasuke threatened him. From the perspective of the later development, I am inclined to the former.

So what does this have to do with genocide?

Sasuke, as a member of the Uchiha clan, wants to get Sasuke, he must be resisted by the tribe, at least Sasuke's parents.

Unfortunately, Sasuke's father is the captain of the security force, and opposing the Sasuke family is tantamount to opposing the entire Uchiha family.

The logic of eliminating the entire Uchiha clan in order to get Sasuke is also valid.Regardless of the motive, Madara's actions threaten Konoha.

It even threatens the safety of the entire ninja world (it is not clear the purpose of pursuing Sasuke), so in Itachi's view.

Killing Madara is a contribution to Konoha and the entire ninja world.

Sadly, Itachi doesn't have the strength to kill Madara, so he can only hope to survive and train Sasuke.

And the only way for him to survive is to help Madara join Akatsuki and pretend to be "black".

At the same time, in Itachi's view, this is also the most effective way to make Sasuke stronger, so he chose to bet on Sasuke, and this bet includes the lives of the whole family.
So what's the deal with Sasuke?
Judging from the fact that Madara competed with the first generation for leadership, but the tribe did not follow him to leave Konoha, it can be seen that Madara did not receive the support of most tribesmen at that time.

This can become a motive for Ban Rihou's extermination, that is, the psychology of revenge.

But as the same ethnic group, it is impossible to kill all of them if they want to inherit them. One or two must be left behind.

Otherwise, wouldn't there be no descendants to inherit the foundation he worked so hard to build?
Therefore, before exterminating the clan, Madara will carefully select the most potential Itachi and Sasuke in the clan.

Madara already has eternal Sharingan, saying that he needs Sasuke's Sharingan has no basis, not to mention that after he obtained Sasuke's body, he did not take his eyes but started brainwashing.From looking forward to Sasuke's "next transformation" remarks before, to coming forward to prevent the eight Konoha people from giving Sasuke the opportunity to "transform".

Then to watch the whole process of Sasuke's "transformation" from Jue, it can be said that what Madara desires is not Sasuke's Sharingan, but a Uchiha descendant who can inherit his mantle
If you want to make someone who has a sworn enemy with you willingly submit to yourself, you can't do it without some brainwashing.

This leads to Madara's third motive, defending Itachi.This one seems to be the most puzzling one so far.

The ferret is "white", and Madara is "black", why does Madara wash the ferret "white"?What are the consequences of doing so?
This will certainly make Sasuke more painful, but Sasuke who has recovered will definitely hate Madara even more.

He would even pass on his self-blame for his brother's death to Madara, what good would this do for Madara?
Even though this wouldn't have any effect on Madara, it might have fundamentally changed Sasuke.

We can see Sasuke after killing Itachi, so downcast and negative, for a person who only lives in the past and in hatred.

Once the revenge is successful, it is difficult to have the belief to live. Such a depressed Sasuke is not what Madara wants.

He is defending Itachi now, in fact, he is further stimulating Sasuke's belief in living, that is - to kill Madara.

Only after mobilizing Sasuke's desire to "live", can he further instill various ideas in him
(End of this chapter)