Anyone who wanted to train hard and become a first-rate ninja could go to the Trial Tower.
Even becoming a clan and developing that clan had corresponding policies introduced for it.
In the end, when it was time for these clans to give back, they could not even complete a task as simple as this.
Torifu was truly somewhat disappointed in them.
Of course, clans like that were only a minority. Most clans had very earnestly presented relatively fresh and original proposals.
"Everything has its priorities. The era when you could casually and easily establish a clan and then live off the village's dividends is over, starting today."
When Minato heard this, he immediately expressed his support. In truth, he had wanted to revise this rule as well.
It was foreseeable that this incident would cause all kinds of scattered little clans in Konoha to "go bankrupt" over the next three to six years.
The only ones left would be those clans that truly carried dreams in their hearts, clans that wanted their bloodline to continue forever and grow ever stronger.
After breakfast, Minato and Arashi immediately headed to the Hokage Office.
Arashi went to handle the documents, while Xinyu took charge of setting up the stage.
Minato, meanwhile, personally arranged meetings with the clan heads who had tried to muddle through.
When these clan heads learned that all of their clans' scores for the year would be deducted, they instantly felt as if they had been struck by lightning.
They kept tearfully complaining to Minato, apologizing, and hoping he could plead with Torifu on their behalf, but Minato's attitude was extremely firm.
In the end, these clan heads could only leave in grief.
They had no one to blame. They had developed with Konoha at their backs and enjoyed