Direct Withdrawal

After inspecting Shisui's district and understanding the specific differences between the two districts, Neji Hyuga also understood exactly what standards Yuya was using to evaluate the ten candidates.

Granted, Naruto had completed the two candidate tasks Yuya assigned exceptionally well, but...

Looking at Naruto's district, had the people living there changed in any way?

What they had been like before Naruto became a candidate and took over management was exactly what they were still like more than a year later.

While remaining unchanged was not necessarily a bad thing, the people in the other districts had all changed.

And all of those changes had been for the better.

For example, the system Shisui had introduced in his district—reporting violations online and publicly shaming offenders—had forced many people to obey traffic rules.

After all, fines for traffic violations meant little to these people. They all had money now.

But if they were publicly shamed online, they absolutely would not accept that.

As a result, traffic flowed much more smoothly, and far fewer people broke traffic rules.

It was a very effective innovation.

In the end, Neji did not go looking for Shisui.

There was no need.

Was this what it meant to be someone from within the system...

Not only was he reliable, he was also steady.

While everyone else was still trying to figure out how to complete the candidate tasks Yuya had assigned, Shisui had already ignored those tasks and begun finding ways to improve the basic civic quality of the people in his district.

And he possessed ways of thinking Neji lacked.

With such different mindsets, what was there to talk about?

But...

I may not have thought of it, but I can copy it!

Your system is great. I'm copying it!

And after Neji Hyuga did so,