Daily entertainment uses love to generate electricity

Early the next morning, after watching the flag-raising ceremony of the Chinese Embassy at the window, Takagi Taku drove to his office with some emotion.

Starting from today, he is ready to have a good fight.

"Keita-kun, I wonder if we can try to expand the size of the office?" Takagi Taku said sitting opposite Keita Aso in the office.

Keita Aso, who was immersed in looking at a pile of financial statements in front of him, raised his head and said in a joking tone: "Oh? Has Takagi-kun been stimulated by something? Takagi-kun, who has always done nothing as long as he can be lazy, actually said

What are you saying?"

"Okay, Keita-kun, I'm not joking with you. I'm talking about business." Takagi Taku rolled his eyes and said.

"Ahem, are you serious?" Keita Aso coughed twice before continuing: "Okay, does Takagi-kun have any new ideas?"

"I was wondering if we could hold a selection meeting to select some excellent seeds and cultivate them? Also, I want to open my own publishing house." Takagi Taku replied.

"I agree in principle with the selection committee's proposal. However, although there are only five artists in the agency now including you, except for you and Akina-san, who can be regarded as big singers, the others can only be regarded as a little bit in the circle.

It can make people remember their names. If an audition is held now, while recommending new talents, how can you ensure the performance of these artists who have already signed contracts? Nanako and the others are okay, they can receive TV announcements, and the remaining Natsukawa-san and Akina-san

My main business is singing, so what should I do if I don’t have a suitable song? You must know that you are the only songwriter in our office at the moment.”

"In this case, Keita-kun, you don't need to worry. Just wait for me." After Takagi Taku said, he opened the door of Keita Aso's office and walked back to his office.

When he came in again, Takagi Taku held a stack of about 50 pieces of music scores and placed them on Aso Keita's desk: "Well, these pieces should last for a while, right? I will put them in when I have time.

Made into demos. With these songs, not only our existing artists can use them, but also the good talents selected by the selection committee can immediately have debut songs for them to choose from."

Looking at the pile of music scores Takagi Taku threw on his desk, and hearing Takagi Taku's remarks, Aso Keita opened his mouth as if he could swallow an egg wholeheartedly. "This is all Takagi-kun's part.

Is it a song composed by time?" It took a long time before Keita Aso closed his mouth, but he still asked in surprise.

"Well, these are some of the relatively good songs recently." Takagi Taku nodded. In fact, to be precise, where are the songs he composed during this period? These are obviously the songs Takagi Taku spent in his office just after leaving the house.

The songs exchanged for 5,000 energy points. Judging from the time when the songs appeared, it only took about 3 minutes for Takumi Takagi to "compose" these songs.

"Well, I will put the selection meeting on the agenda as soon as possible." Keita Aso spread his hands and agreed to Takagi Taku's proposal. But he changed the topic and said: "But what about opening a self-publishing company?

I am firmly opposed to this matter regarding the society."

"Oh? Why is this?" This time it was Takagi Taku's turn to be surprised.

"Does Mr. Takagi know how much money it takes to open a publishing house of his own? Do you know what procedures are required for the typesetting, printing and distribution of current publications?"

Keita Aso picked up the tea cup on the table and took a sip and continued: "Even Takagi-kun knows this and the funds are in place. But do you know how difficult it is to open your own publishing house? Those old publishing houses and bookstores have

There is a mutual aid agreement, and the books they publish will be placed in a conspicuous place in the bookstore. And if we open a new publishing house, it does not matter whether the publication will be accepted by the bookstore for sale. Even if it is accepted, if the big publishing house provides the bookstore with

No, your book will still be returned by the bookstore."

Originally, Takagi Taku thought that it would not be difficult to run a publishing house in a country like Japan where there is no publishing censorship. He never thought that there were so many twists and turns in Japanese books. He was lectured by Keita Aso after

I realized that things were not as simple as I thought.

Looking at Takagi Taku who was silent and bowing his head, Keita Aso persuaded: "Did Takagi-kun realize the huge role of the publishing house because of Sakai-san's incident? But this kind of thing cannot be rushed, so we can

In the current situation, it is more realistic to establish good relations with several major magazine publishers."

"Then, what if we acquire a small publishing house? In this way, not only will there be no shortage of professionals, but the bookstore channel you are most worried about can also be solved." Takagi Taku, who had been pondering for a long time, thought of another way.

He opened his mouth and asked Keita Aso.

"Well, Mr. Takagi's suggestion is indeed a good idea. However, the biggest problem we are facing now is that there is no financial support. To hold the selection meeting, we already need a lot of funds. In addition, all banks are shrinking.

Money is tight, and old customers who are not very high-quality and have cooperated with us many times will not easily grant loans. We have no other financing channels, so it is not very realistic to acquire a small publishing house at the same time."

After all, the final result of the discussion is that nothing can be done without money.

"Then Keita-kun, let's give priority to the selection meeting. I hope there will be results before the end of the year." Takagi Taku said to Keita Aso and returned to his office.

Funds, funds, Takagi Taku was sitting behind his desk thinking about this matter. In the 1990s in Japan when the entire bubble economy burst, the entertainment industry could be said to be an industry that made money very quickly, but even so, he wanted to be short-term.

It is almost impossible to obtain a large amount of money in a short period of time.

Unless, you are favored by God and win the big prize. Wait, you win the big prize? Takagi Taku called Xiao Ai: "Xiao Ai, how many points are needed to redeem a lottery guide."

"Since the items you are redeeming are luck items, the redemption requires a huge amount of points. It is recommended that you do not redeem them." Xiao Ai replied, and a book "1992 Japanese Lottery Winners" appeared on the phone screen in his mind.

Complete list of numbers, 50,000 points required for redemption.”

It seems that this sudden windfall is not easy to make, so let's take it step by step. Seeing such exchange requirements, Takagi Taku gave up the idea of ​​obtaining funds by winning the lottery.

Recalling what Keita Aso said before about building good relationships with several big magazines, Takagi Taku said to Xiao Ai again: "Xiao Ai, how many points do you need to redeem a best-selling novel?"