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Chapter 521: Exonerating Michio Izukuri, leaving Nishiki and the others dumbfounded.
To be fair, Michio Izukuri isn't a bad person at all.

Having suffered such a great injustice, he actually chose to commit suicide instead of taking revenge on Nishiki Taro and the others. He has truly let down the traditions of the Beika people!

What?! Michio Izukuri is from Kyoto?
That's fine.

Compared to the traditional techniques of making rice cakes, people in other places are somewhat more normal; at least they won't yell at you for some inexplicable reason like "What are you looking at?" or "What's it to you if I'm looking at you?"

A jumble of random thoughts flashed through Oni Takeshi's mind.

She quickly came to her senses and looked at the pathetic man in front of her.

I couldn't help but feel some sympathy for him, so I softened my tone and offered some words of comfort:

“I sympathize with your situation, but suicide won’t solve anything; it will only waste your life.”

Upon hearing this, Michio Izukuri gave a bitter smile: "My life is not worth mentioning at all. What is there to regret? Death is actually a relief."

Seeing the dejected Michio Izumi, Onino Takeshi remained silent for a moment, then suddenly changed the subject and said:
"Do you know me?"

Michio Izukuri was taken aback, and subconsciously looked up to carefully examine the man in front of him.

He was so frightened that he didn't dare to look closely because it was dark.

After examining him closely for a few moments, he immediately recognized Oni Takeshi.

After all, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that the latter is a household name; his exceptionally talented appearance has long been his trademark.

Moreover, Michio Izukuri has some interest in the entertainment industry.

After recognizing Oni Takeshi's identity, Izukuri Michio was completely dumbfounded!

He never expected that the person who saved him would be the famous Oni Takeshi!
The two were worlds apart in status, and Michio Izukuri never imagined that one day he would be able to have close contact with such an important person.

"You...you're a ghost...a ghost..."

Overwhelmed with emotion, Michio Izukuri began to stammer.

Oni Takeshi had lost count of how many times he'd rolled his eyes tonight, and replied helplessly:
"That's right, I'm Oni Takeshi. I'm glad you know me."

"You really are Coach Onino!"

Oni Takeshi's words finally brought Kuri Michio back to his senses. He jumped up, his face filled with excitement, not knowing what to do with his hands and feet.

Seeing the man at a loss, Oni Takeshi smiled slightly:
"Since you know me, you should know that 'Crimson Shura Tengu' was produced by Oni-no Pictures."

So your request isn't a big problem for me; it's just a matter of a few words!

Michio Izukuri froze again, realizing the meaning behind his words, and his eyes widened in disbelief:

"You...you're willing to help me?"

Ono Takeshi smiled calmly: "As long as it can be proven that you are the original author of 'Crimson Shura Tengu,' then it is only natural to add your name to the movie."

A glimmer of hope appears after a period of despair!

Michio Izukuri trembled with excitement.

Ono Takeshi's words were like a ray of light, shining into the darkness of his heart.

He immediately said eagerly, "Yes, it's mine... I can testify that I've kept that manuscript all along... Please believe me..."

He was so excited that he became somewhat incoherent.

Takeshi Ono certainly knew that Michio Izukuri was the original author, but to convince the public, he needed to provide solid evidence.

Hearing that Michio Izukuri had kept the original manuscript of "Crimson Shura Tengu," he couldn't help but nod.

This is easy to handle!
Michio Izukuri was somewhat naive, thinking that simply adding a name would make up for his regrets.

But Ono Takeshi understood that this was not just about adding a name; things were not that simple.

As the saying goes, the eyes of the masses are discerning.

Once Michio Izukuri's name appears in a film, he will inevitably come into the public eye, making it difficult to conceal that he is the original author of the film. — If someone were to investigate, this would be far from a flawless secret.

This is clearly not what Nishiki Taro and the others wanted to see.

Including An Chi Keiko.

Despite repeatedly claiming to have a crush on Michio Izukuri, Keiko Anchi remained tight-lipped about the work "Akame ga Shura Tengu" instead of speaking out to defend him.

It's really hard to say just how precious this love is.

At least in Ono Takeshi's view, Kurachi Keiko was hesitant about this matter.

The final result was obvious: she chose love over fame and fortune.

He's not even as good as Akada Riki, at least Akada Riki actually avenged Michio Izukuri!
It's not that I'm advocating for such behavior, but in Anchi Keiko's heart, this so-called love doesn't actually carry that much weight; it's probably more of a nostalgic reminiscence of the innocent feelings she had during her student days.

Takeshi Ono has no right to criticize Keiko Anchi, after all, who in the entertainment industry doesn't have the ambition to climb the ladder?

It's just that I feel a little sorry for Michio Izumi.

Onino Takeshi didn't care whether Anchi Keiko and the others were willing or not; these people weren't qualified to influence his decision.

The reason for helping Michio Izukuri, besides feeling sympathy for him, was that this matter remained a potential problem for the film "Akame ga Shura Tengu".

If Michio Izukuri commits suicide as in the original story, it wouldn't be difficult for the police and media to uncover the truth by following the clues.

Even if he's not dead now, the truth will eventually come out, and it's hard to say when it will be exposed.

This will inevitably have a significant negative impact on "Crimson Shura Tengu".

This is something Onino Takeshi doesn't want to see.

This movie was a huge investment by Ghost Wild Pictures, and any negative impact would affect Ghost Wild Pictures' profits.

Oni no Takeshi naturally couldn't ignore it.

So he simply chose to make it public.

In the name of the original author, we are giving credit to Kuri Michio!
After all, Oni no Eiga was unaware of this matter.

In this way, they can extricate themselves from the situation and even use the incident to create a wave of public opinion and hype.

As long as Michio Izukuri is alive and has solid evidence, he can turn the tables and make himself invincible.

The only ones who suffered losses were Nishiki Taro and his group.

Once exposed, they will inevitably be thrust into the eye of the storm of public opinion.

If someone steals another person's work and it's not exposed, that's fine, but if it is exposed, it will inevitably attract criticism and condemnation.

But would Oni no Takeshi care?

These people deserved their fate.

This would not only help Michio Izukuri give up his suicidal thoughts, but also create another wave of buzz, killing two birds with one stone!
"Thank you... thank you so much!"

When Izukuri Michio saw that Ono Takeshi had agreed to include his name in the film, allowing him to reconnect with the work, he was moved to tears.

She bowed repeatedly to him in gratitude, her pent-up grievances turning into tears that welled up in her eyes.

Oni Takeshi patted him on the shoulder, understanding his excitement.

At this moment, Michio Izukuri felt an unprecedented sense of elation.

Oni Takeshi is like a savior who appears out of nowhere, saving him from his dark life on the verge of despair!
Ono Takeshi, however, did not show much emotion. To him, the extremely difficult task that Izukuri Michio had undertaken was nothing more than a word.

When Nishiki Taro and the others received the notification the next day, they were completely dumbfounded...

(End of this chapter)