Because Chōmei and Matatabi had made outstanding contributions to the village, Uchiha Mu spread their names throughout the Hundred-Clan Shinobi Nation, making sure word reached the Land of Whirlpools as well. He was stronger than the tailed beasts, so naturally, he had no reason to fear them.
Besides, he had read the original story and knew that tailed beasts were not ordinary animals. He had his own approach to dealing with them. In Uchiha Mu's view, everyone wanted to be famous, and even tailed beasts were no exception. The vast majority of people in this world were not Kage-level fighters.
And so this scene unfolded: while other shinobi villages were still fearing and subjugating tailed beasts, the people of the Hundred-Clan Shinobi Nation had already begun admiring them.
"Look, it's Chōmei and Matatabi!" One child immediately rushed over, and his friends hurried after him.
Mini Chōmei and Mini Matatabi found themselves surrounded by children. Rather than getting angry, they secretly reveled in it. Lately, they had been spending huge amounts of chakra to create clones, all so they could appear before every villager and savor being adored.
They happily gave the children chakra stamps, then went off to enjoy some food. Although the vendors insisted they did not need to pay, who were they? Admired tailed beasts! How could they possibly freeload? Besides, they earned money much faster than the villagers did.
They each held multiple jobs. If you sold breakfast in the morning, delivered takeout during the day, did manual labor in the afternoon, and ran a barbecue stall at night, you would have a hard time not earning over ten thousand a month. With their many clones, the tailed beasts had achieved exactly that.
Naturally, merchants welcomed such good customers who paid without fuss. Add in the fact