To be honest, the effectiveness of the public opinion campaign exceeded Kizaru's expectations.
As the situation developed, Kizaru even had to dispatch ninjas to protect those pleasure houses that had been forced to suspend operations.
Before any actual evidence was found or interrogations conducted, the operators of these establishments remained citizens of the Land of Light and were entitled to state protection.
Once public opinion and the sentiments of the people were stirred up, the subsequent steps became very simple.
Guided by personnel arranged by Kizaru, the villagers held protest marches, petitioning the village to enact laws targeting the sex industry.
Kizaru, in his capacity as the Fourth Hokage, took the opportunity to step forward, cordially meeting with the protest representatives to soothe their emotions and promising to introduce relevant legislation immediately.
The day after Kizaru made his promise, the long-prepared laws were promulgated, and simultaneously, the owners of several brothels within the village known for illegal activities were arrested.
This series of actions by the village left the villagers highly satisfied; they felt the village's sincerity and gained a sense of participation in striking down evil.
As for those scoundrels who had committed heinous crimes such as murder, they were met with the ruthless interrogation and sentencing of Konoha.
With things having reached this point, the process was now on the right track. The remaining work involved detailed and tedious liquidation and organization, which would naturally be handled by subordinates, requiring little of Kizaru's energy.
Having handed the follow-up tasks to his subordinates, Kizaru's daily workload became significantly lighter.
His focus shifted primarily to two areas: the currency reform and exchange, and the reform and establishment of the military.
For the first matter, since it involved money, Kizaru assigned Kakuzu to oversee it, with the specific execution handled by