Nawaki could barely endure the harem's fierce "retaliation," which was why he even felt exhausted when assisting Orochimaru with cloning experiments after the war ended.
Fortunately, Nawaki had long since come up with a perfect solution. The reason he had kept delaying it was because he had been preparing. Now that the time was ripe, he would soon be free from those "suffering" days—and would also bring the women of his harem an enormous surprise.
At the beginning of Konoha Year 50, a piece of news emerged. After several months of silence, Skywalker once again became the focus of the entire Shinobi World: Konoha's Skywalker was getting married!
Although Nawaki was a renowned powerhouse in the Shinobi World and held both the positions of Daimyo and Hokage, marriage was ultimately a private matter. Logically, it should not have drawn the attention of the entire Shinobi World. After all, Nawaki's engagement ceremony with Kushina last time had not caused much of a stir.
However, Nawaki's wedding this time was extraordinary, because he would be holding a grand wedding as the Daimyo—and marrying five women at once! As soon as the news was announced, it drew widespread attention throughout the Shinobi World!
That was right. Nawaki intended to marry all five women in his harem under his identity as Daimyo!
The Shinobi World's system was quite strange. Although technology had already entered the modern age, every nation still followed a feudal system centered around the Daimyo.
Thus, as the ruler of a nation, the Daimyo still retained certain privileges from the Warring States era. While ordinary civilians and ninja had already adopted monogamy, the Daimyo could openly establish a harem!
The Daimyo's harem was known as the "Great Inner Palace." A Daimyo could marry one principal wife—the empress—and multiple secondary wives, or