Naruto: Mall System
Chapter 2556

The Opening of the Public Opinion System Function (Part 1)

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Just as he was thinking, the system's voice suddenly rang out in his mind.

System Prompt: Favorability Detection Function activated. The host may use the detection function to check a target's favorable impression of the host. The maximum value is 100.

Mirai was not particularly happy when he heard the system prompt. Although it seemed useless, it was still a function granted to him by the system. After all, this was the first thing the system had given him, so Mirai had to be pleased.

However, once the Favorability Detection Function was activated, Mirai's mission gained an additional requirement. Anyone in Konoha whose favorability toward Mirai exceeded 60 points would count as one person toward the mission.

Although the system claimed this was a benefit that would help him better determine how to selectively raise others' favorability toward him, wasn't this just the same thing?!

"Mirai, what's wrong? Is Uncle Teuchi's ramen not tasty? Hmm?"

Seeing Mirai stare at his ramen without any intention of moving, Teuchi could not help asking somewhat unhappily.

"Oh, no, no, that's not it."

Mirai had been busy activating the Favorability Detection Function to check Ayame and Teuchi's favorability toward him.

Ayame's favorability toward him was 75 points, while Teuchi's was 78 points.

After hearing Teuchi's voice, Mirai immediately snapped back to his senses and began wolfing down the ramen.

As for Teuchi, the original work had shrouded him in mystery. Even on fan forums, some people had listed Teuchi as an overpowered hidden boss.

Thus, Mirai still showed Teuchi ample respect.

Better safe than sorry. If Teuchi really was some great expert and Mirai angered him, that would not be fun. Although that possibility was practically zero, it was always better to be cautious.

As he ate his noodles, Mirai sighed. He

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