The shinobi clans wanted to establish ties with Uchiha Mu. After all, the new Kazekage was unquestionably a staunch supporter of closer relations with the Hundred-Clan Shinobi Nation, and his policies influenced the clans' decisions.
As for whether this would expose the village's secrets, honestly, how many years had Sunagakure even existed? It had no so-called Will of Sand, and their loyalties were hardly unwavering. Especially with their clans' interests tied to the Hundred-Clan Shinobi Nation, they were even less likely to reject it.
As for the village's ordinary people, they did not care who stood at the top. As long as someone could give them better lives, they would accept them. Sunagakure had indeed dragged down the happiness index, but because expectations were low, raising it again was considerably easier.
If they had simply conquered the place by force, there was no way they could have raised that assessment score in just three days. But this approach was different. They were there as helpers, brought in by the Kazekage, which made them easy to accept.
The Hundred-Clan Shinobi Nation-from a village of sand, they had arrived in a modern metropolis. Bells rang throughout the streets, and Chiyo and her brother were dazed from beginning to end. There was simply too much information for them to take in all at once.
So the Hundred-Clan Shinobi Nation had already become like this, while they were still shutting themselves away. No wonder it was so powerful. Just looking at the village's appearance and condition made them feel inferior.
"Welcome to the Hundred-Clan Shinobi Nation. You must have plenty of questions, but there's no rush. Rest at the hotel tonight, and once you've had time to adjust, I'll show you around," Uchiha Mu said with a smile. He thought he had done