When it came to a shop's name recognition in a city, one would naturally assume it meant the proportion of all the humans in that city who knew about the Starfire Foster Shop.
But at that moment, Xu Ran gained an entirely new understanding of the term "name recognition."
Perhaps it was not calculated so simply.
For the beast tamers of this world, contract beasts had always been contracted partners and collaborators, and the two parties were equals in their contractual relationship.
In that case, how well contract beasts knew the Starfire Foster Shop could naturally also be a factor in its name recognition.
Because a city's population was so enormous, Xu Ran had previously found it difficult to conduct precise surveys of name recognition, leaving him unable to obtain a definitive answer.
But now, he seemed to have found a clue.
Demonwood City was different from other human cities.
The Demonwood Domain outside the city was home to a vast population of wild supernatural creatures, which maintained friendly relations with the humans inside Demonwood City.
These supernatural creatures could even enter and leave Demonwood City freely.
Under such circumstances, there was nothing wrong with calling them members of Demonwood City as well.
When calculating the shop's name recognition in Demonwood City, the system seemed to have taken this into account and included the wild supernatural creatures.
That was why Xu Ran, who had barely provided grooming services to any human customers over the past two days and had only groomed the Earth Raccoon and Earth Rock Mouse communities, had unexpectedly gained more than two percent name recognition.
At that thought, Xu Ran rubbed his chin, a hint of interest appearing in his eyes.
Although he still could not figure out how the system calculated name recognition, this discovery seemed