Obito’s purpose is very pure, just to create a world with Lin. As the saying goes, a man’s passion is to be an enemy of the world. This is the highest level of domineering. .

In the Great Ninja War, when Obito’s mask was shattered and he faced off with Kakashi, he always said, “You’re just a talker.” I actually cared about this. In my opinion, after Obito witnessed Lin's death, he began to deny his identity and exist as Madara. So who can he tell his pain when he was Obito? No one comforts him, no one understands him, so Every time I see the image of Fei in the early stage, I like Obito a little more. This is a person who achieves his goals without saying a word. He is fully qualified to complain that Kakashi "only talks fast." All he can do is grit his teeth and achieve his goals step by step, and put what he planned into practice. When it comes to action, even in darkness or danger, he hopes he has the same fearless will as Madara.

I simply don’t want to think too much about Obito’s physical injuries. Who among the Hokages is as scarred as him. First, half of his body was crushed, and then he gave an eye to Kakashi, and then his arm was broken off many times. During the Ninja World War, Kakashi stabbed him in the heart with a thunder cutter. Then, his master's knife struck him, and his consciousness disappeared. He was almost invaded by Black Zetsu several times, and even when he was unconscious, Kakashi nailed his hand to the wall with a kunai in order to prevent him from falling into the sea of ??fire...

Consciousness comes frequently when he is a Jinchuuriki. Collapse also relies on the obsession with the team in his heart to persist. It's not an exaggeration to praise him for his strength.

Obito has many advantages. He carried it all by himself, with no one to accompany him except Zetsu. He can be said to be a very inspirational person, although the word "inspirational" is a bit inappropriate~