The next day, a flood of publicity praising Skywalker suddenly appeared throughout the Land of Fire, recounting all the achievements he had made for the country over the years.
Nawaki knew that the nobles and upper echelons of the Land of Fire were joining forces to build momentum for him. At the same time, the Land of Fire's media cooperated in tacit coordination to promote those claims.
Before long, public opinion throughout the Land of Fire was overwhelmingly promoting and praising Skywalker's great accomplishments.
At first, everyone—including the delegations from other countries and the people of the Land of Fire—thought it was perfectly normal. After all, Skywalker was a recognized hero of the Land of Fire, so he was inevitably brought out from time to time for praise. This kind of publicity was merely routine. Besides, the entire Shinobi World had long grown accustomed to hearing about Nawaki's achievements, so it did not cause much of a stir.
But gradually, Skywalker became linked, without anyone quite noticing, to the hottest recent topic: the position of Daimyo.
At the same time, many nobles and government officials who had originally held pessimistic views regarding the Daimyo issue changed their tune. In public, they lavishly praised the Office of the Grand General and its reform policies, declaring that they were full of confidence in the future of the Land of Fire. Under the Grand General's leadership, the Land of Fire would continue to prosper even without a Daimyo!
Soon, everyone suddenly realized that even without a Daimyo, Skywalker could still govern the entire Land of Fire!
Then, no one knew who first proposed the idea: since Skywalker could govern the Land of Fire so well and had achieved so much, why not let him become the Daimyo?
Once this idea was raised, it