Tokyo: Bubble, but the system is Sengoku

Although I don't know if it will work, it's worth a try as long as it's not life-threatening.

If there's an opportunity to become stronger, even if it's just a possibility, seize it.

Without hesitation, the boy silently uttered in his mind, "Start."

In an instant, Tanabe looked at the young man in his arms, whose lips and body were trembling violently. His tough-guy expression vanished in an instant, and he even forgot his original purpose of beating the man. He was so scared that he almost threw the man out, adding, "Don't die here."

At that moment, Sato truly felt like he was about to die.

My internal organs feel like a twisted rope, causing me excruciating pain.

"...Very good, this system does not block pain."

Perhaps it was an implicit acceptance that his adrenaline was at its peak. In any case, he now truly felt that his life was as fragile as a candle flickering in the wind.

Sato bit his lip, forcibly stopping his trembling teeth.

"Hold on! Don't faint!"

To distract himself from the excruciating pain, he kept recalling his previous understanding of tough-guy roles.

Ignoring the surprised expression on Tanabe's face, his opponent in the scene, he slowly raised his trembling hand and spoke haltingly, "To die protecting my elder brother, this life... is without regret..."

The boy's eyes were red, but not a single tear fell.

Instead, he stared with eyes bigger than an ox, as if trying to etch the image of the "big brother" in front of him deep into his mind.

Meanwhile, Tanabe, who had just calmed down from being stared at, panicked again, after all, this person seemed to be giving his last words.

On the contrary, the supervisor on the side looked on with great excitement.

In his eyes, this was the perfect image of a tough guy dying.

The weight of a thousand words condensed into a single line, the uncontrollable trembling before death, and even the slightly rapid breathing are all seamlessly integrated.

It was as if Sato was really about to die.

Under the fearful or astonished gazes of the crowd, the boy remained standing with his eyes open, his breath ceased, and his raised hand slowly slid down.

If the tone and movements of Sato's speech in the first scene were largely due to the system's efforts, then this time the lines are his own interpretation, combined with the physiological changes brought about by the skill.

The two elements combined perfectly, making the young actor's performance feel incredibly realistic.

The most important aspect of acting is making the audience feel the authenticity and resonance.

Sometimes it's a glance, sometimes it's subtle body language.

As the saying goes, details determine success or failure.

At this moment, the boy is undoubtedly at the peak of both detail and emotion.

Chapter 4 Opportunity

Sato's acting was so realistic that the director couldn't help but stand up again.

If he hadn't known that the other person hadn't finished performing, he would have rushed up to them.

Tanabe, who acted opposite Sato, was the complete opposite of the director; he was even more afraid.

Being stared at like that by a pair of dead fish eyes is incredibly stressful...

In his opinion, the young man in front of him didn't seem to be acting at all.

If he hadn't known they were filming, he would have already ignored Sato, who was "seemingly dead but staring at him with dead fish eyes."

Fortunately, he remained rational and remembered that he was filming and that he wanted to perform well.

So, after recovering, Tanabe grabbed the boy's drooping hand and cried with deep emotion.

Half of it was acting, and the other half was genuine fear.

Meanwhile, the supervisor watching this scene seemed even more excited.

A good actor is one who can inspire others.

In his opinion, Sato did it perfectly. Didn't you see how much Tanabe's acting skills have improved?

That kid is a talent.

"Could he really be dead?"

Hiroko Yakushimaru, who had just finished breakfast and returned to the filming location, also witnessed this scene.

Yakushimaru, who had been quite calm before, was now a little scared looking at the boy's dead fish eyes.

That's so true.

No matter how much she disliked being an actress, she was still just a young girl, and seeing this scene suddenly still made her a little scared.

The boy's death was more real than any "dead person" she had ever seen while filming "Sailor Suit".

Even the noisy field that had been surrounding him seemed genuinely frightened.

It's so realistic, there are only two explanations: either he's really about to die, or his acting is superb.

The problem is, neither of these answers seems very likely.

This immediately made the girl's supposedly clever brain about to shut down and start smoking.

......

The filming of Ryo Sato ended smoothly amidst everyone's astonishment.

However, despite the smooth sailing, he only had two shots in total.

Moreover, because the acting was so "realistic," the filming schedule was incredibly fast; scenes that started in the morning were finished by the afternoon.

"...Should we still wait for the film to be released?"

Sato Ryo clutched the lunchbox provided by the production crew, wishing the film's release date would come quickly, yet he couldn't help feeling nervous about the reaction after its release.

To market yourself effectively, the most important thing is your work, or achievements, followed by word-of-mouth recommendations from supervisors and producers.

Therefore, the reaction after the film's release becomes particularly important.

"Two months..."

There are still two months until the film's release.

There was an even more pressing problem to solve during this time: how was he going to make a living?

According to the original owner's memories, the company was on the verge of bankruptcy.

The dream of saving the company was something Sato Ryo never even dared to imagine.

It's not like being an idol can save a school.

He's just a little karami.

Jump ship wouldn't be a good idea either. It's not a matter of morality, but his contract hasn't expired yet, and jumping ship now would likely earn him the reputation of a traitor.

This is undoubtedly detrimental to his future.

There aren't many options left. First, you should talk to your agent and try to find some work, since he's not picky about jobs.

If that doesn't work, we'll have to think of another way.

The most important thing next is to continue improving my acting skills and find ways to unlock new abilities that are my cheat codes.

Only in this way can you enhance your competitiveness and open up more career paths.

Otherwise, with his current acting skills and those two skills, it would be difficult for him to perfectly match other roles.

However, no matter what, they got through this ordeal and even gained a cheat code, although it was a bit strange.

But at least it won't be a complete failure.

Thinking of this, a glimmer of hope appeared in Sato's eyes.

"Sato-kun."

The familiar voice of the supervisor brought the boy back to his senses.

"Supervisor-san?" The boy turned his head.

Do you have any work plans for the near future?

Although the supervisor didn't smile while speaking, his face was clearly less tense than when they first met.

"Not recently."

"it is good."

Upon hearing this, Hai Bian glanced around before leaning closer to Sato Ryo and lowering his voice, "Do you know about the Shadow Legion?"

"knew."

Shadow Legion is a unique period drama, a ninja action series starring the third Hattori Hanzo.

The main character is Shinichi Chiba, his apprentice Hiroyuki Sanada, and several others.

The first one was released in 80, and two more have been released so far.

Filmed by Kansai Productions and Toei, it aired on Fuji TV and its affiliated stations across the country.

"You know that's good. There's a new character in the third movie."