Konoha-fying the Land

In the past few decades, the Shinobi World had been constantly at war. Many places were chaotic, with countless thieves and bandits.

These seemingly insignificant temples had become shelters for many innocent civilians, protecting them from the suffering of war.

However, as time passed, the Land of Fire had entered a long-awaited period of peace in recent years.

Not only that, the Land of Fire had vigorously constructed broad, level national roads and dispatched large numbers of Konoha ninja to patrol and guard every village.

This series of measures greatly reduced the demand for security services once provided by temples, and the Warrior Monks of various temples gradually lost their former importance.

Among them, those temples that had cultivated land in earlier years could still sustain themselves through self-sufficiency, thanks to their farmland.

But for temples that had neither disciples to carry on their lineage nor any land, the situation became extremely difficult.

For the sake of survival, these temples began turning their eyes toward the surrounding land, hoping to expand their cultivated acreage and solve their livelihood problems.

As it happened, the nearby villagers had similar thoughts—who would not want to grow crops right outside their own doorstep? Thus, fierce conflicts broke out between the two sides over land ownership.

In terms of strength, how could ordinary villagers contend with strong, skilled Warrior Monks?

Before long, the villagers found themselves at a disadvantage in the conflict and suffered heavy losses.

Although no one had been killed, quite a few people had been injured.

Since nothing like this had ever happened before, the angry and helpless villagers could only seek help from the nearby Konoha ninja and ask them to mediate the matter.

After roughly looking through the documents, Senyo frowned slightly and asked in confusion,

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