The items in each Mystery Box were selected and valued by Xin one by one before being placed inside.
Although it was just a thought.
But the small Mystery Box were too cheap, and if there were too many of them, it would be quite troublesome.
Indeed.
Upon hearing Xin's words, Teuchi didn't mind; instead, he felt relieved.
There were also many very magical and delicious ingredients in the Level 1 Mystery Box, and it would be a shame if he couldn't get them later.
"This is a membership badge," Xin handed over a badge as usual. "Next time you want to buy Mystery Box, you can notify me anytime through the membership badge. If there's something I can't respond to immediately, I will contact the customer as soon as I'm free."
"Thank you!" Teuchi tightly clutched the badge, looking at Xin gratefully. "Thank you so much for giving me this opportunity."
If he hadn't met Xin.
He might never have witnessed the higher peak of culinary art in his life.
This gratitude came from the bottom of his heart.
For Teuchi, who regarded ramen as his faith, it was no exaggeration to say it was a great kindness.
"Welcome back to purchase next time, customer," Xin happily accepted this gratitude with a smile.
Although he earned a profit of nearly four times the cost, as long as the customer felt they didn't lose out and were happy, what did it matter?
You're happy, and I'm happy too.
This is true happiness creation.
After leaving Ichiraku Ramen amidst Teuchi's gratitude, Xin stood under the dim light, looking at Sasuke who was following him, a subtle curve on his lips.
And this smile, in Sasuke's eyes, carried an indescribable, immense temptation.
Even though it hadn't started yet.
Deep in his gaze, there was already a fervent longing.
Xin knew that Sasuke's desire for the Mystery Box was probably the greatest among all the current customers.
One reason was his obsession.
His entire clan, including his parents, had been slaughtered overnight, and the one who did it was his most beloved older brother. If it were someone with a fragile mind, they might have gone completely insane. The fact that he was able to endure could be attributed in large part to this hatred.
The second reason was his youth.
The younger someone was, the more emotional their judgment of things would be.
It was easy to become fixated.
Perhaps, he could be properly guided?