Tokyo: Bubble, but the system is Sengoku

He understood the principle that you can't bite off more than you can chew.

Of course he can multitask; many senior figures in the industry do the same.

But now he has just advanced to a higher realm.

His acting skills are only improving in a mediocre way; he can barely play the role well, but it still takes time.

If they perform poorly at that time, it will damage their reputation.

Not to mention, he hasn't even figured out the character in "Shadow Legion" who is full of justice and a little cunning.

Sato believes that expelling him from both positions now would cause more harm than good.

Although he was indeed eager to gain momentum, his futile efforts only added to the pressure.

In life, every choice is important.

Sometimes, what seems like a worthwhile choice is actually a dead end.

What Sato needs to do is make the most cautious and wisest choice.

"OK then."

Seeing Sato's serious gaze, Ogawa didn't continue trying to persuade him.

However, besides admiring the other person's maturity, I also felt a little uneasy.

As an agent, she always felt like she was completely useless.

The job for "Shadow Legion" was actually found by the boy himself.

Sato is indeed her lucky charm, but her original role was to water and fertilize it.

However, Xiao Chuan suddenly discovered that his lucky tree seemed to be watering and fertilizing itself.

Then she herself seems a bit superfluous.

If the money tree ever felt that way and then abandoned itself... But Sato probably isn't that kind of person.

Thinking of the boy's usual gentle demeanor, Xiao Chuan's heart softened a little.

However... looking at the handsome young man with a serious expression, Xiao Chuan felt a sense of resentment rising in his heart.

Putting aside those practical issues, she wanted to help this young man who was striving to walk his own path, rather than just cheering him on from the sidelines.

Otherwise, it would feel like she's the one being kept.

"Mr. Ogawa, I'll have to trouble you again in the future."

Whether it was as if he could read her mind or not, the young man's gentle smile entered the woman's phoenix eyes.

This suddenly put Xiaochuan's slightly uneasy heart at ease.

"it is good...."

Halfway through his sentence, Xiao Chuan suddenly felt a little confused. Since when did this "younger brother's" words and actions start to affect him?

It wasn't like this before...

Ogawa always felt like he was walking on a tightrope, while Sato, being the annoying guy he was, was holding onto the rope at the end.

Every little movement he made made my heart race even faster.

"hateful!"

"Uh......"

Sato, who had just been scolded, blinked innocently.

What did he do?

He just offered a comforting remark to keep himself motivated as an agent to find a job in the future.

It's one thing not to give him a "good guy" card, but to call him "despicable" is just too cruel.

Do you feel that your words are too utilitarian?

But didn't he also wear a gentle smile?

Could it be that my previous observation was wrong, and that this was not a gentle smile but a hateful one?

"I wasn't insulting you... I'm sorry."

Ogawa sincerely apologized.

"It's ok."

Upon seeing Sato's even brighter smile, Ogawa quickly looked away as if he had been stung, feeling his heartbeat, which had just calmed down, suddenly start racing again.

Why is this damn "younger brother" smiling even more brightly?

Sato was puzzled by Ogawa's reaction. Shouldn't his smile mean "I forgive you, it's okay"?

Still can't reach it?

However, I'm a bit lacking in acting talent, but surely I can't get the meaning of facial expressions wrong?

With a hint of doubt in his heart, Sato's gaze fell once again on the letters.

Although it was just a thin envelope, it represented the first time his name was remembered.

Previously, he had worked hard on his own and had some success, but as an actor, he felt something was missing because he had no fame.

Therefore, whether as the original owner of the body or as a transmigrator, Sato felt a greater sense of realism as an actor as he looked at these letters.

If actors are stars, then fans are asteroids orbiting around them.

The brighter the light it emits, the stronger its gravity, and naturally, the more asteroids it can attract.

His star is still very weak, and he was all alone at the beginning, but in the future, he will attract more and more asteroids and planets.

Thinking about this, a strange sense of satisfaction and anticipation welled up from the bottom of the boy's heart.

He's not the kind of person who cares too much about what others think, but that doesn't mean he doesn't want to make a name for himself. And that's his first step in the eyes of his fans.

In the future, he will take a second step, and a third step.

"Want to see?"

Ogawa, having put aside his embarrassment, asked.

"Look."

Anyway, there aren't many, but watching them might be useful for future filming or radio broadcasts.

After all, being able to remember some fans' names and words is beneficial to popularity, and it also provides topics to discuss on the radio.

Although he doesn't have any related work at the moment, his future looks promising.

Chapter 38: His Drinking Skills Remain Unchanged (Please Read On)

"Okay, give it to me when you're done reading, and I'll put it away for you."

Upon hearing Sato's words, Ogawa returned to normal and nodded, showing no surprise.

Most actors will read the first fan letter they receive.

"However, there may be criticisms in it, which I haven't picked out for you."

To be honest, there isn't such a mechanism right now.

Not to mention the future where leaving comments on fan websites will require automatic pre-approval.

Sato knew he wouldn't be swayed so easily.

"it is good."

Hearing this, Ogawa left with peace of mind, while Sato once again activated his mental combat, looking at the letter in his hand while engaging in a bloody battle in his mind with Hattori Hanzo, played by Chiba Shinichi.

I finished reading the letter very quickly.

There were probably several criticisms, mostly saying that he stole the limelight from the fields.

Of course, there were also many positive reviews, with people saying he acted very well, and women made up 90% of the letter writers.

What impressed Sato the most was an Osaka girl who signed her name as Sawaguchi. The girl wrote in her beautiful handwriting that she admired acting and wanted to develop her career in Tokyo.

Of course, what impressed him most was not the girl's words, since many people had said the same thing in their letters.

But that Osaka accent, even through the letter, is kind of cute.

Without giving it much thought, Sato finished reading the letter, put it away, returned it to Ogawa, and went back to the lounge, where he skillfully opened "Shadow Legion".

After all, his acting skills are still a problem.

Although acting is not as important as action scenes in "Shadow Legion," it is still a question that needs to be considered and observed by the actor himself to portray a messenger of justice.

Unfortunately, these things don't exist in reality, which makes things quite difficult for Sato.

I can only learn as much as I can.

Therefore, apart from practicing action scenes, Sato has been using his rest time to improve his acting skills.

Although I'm not working, my life is just busier than that of an office worker.

As he walked along, many people came into the lounge to congratulate him and said they would definitely go to see the movie.