Tokyo: Bubble, but the system is Sengoku

Given Takahashi's enthusiasm in actively seeking him out despite the potential for self-contradiction, perhaps waiting a little longer will yield other invitations.

Hearing this, Takahashi on the other end of the phone was also somewhat speechless.

This agent, whom I had previously found to be incredibly efficient, now seems to be even more difficult to deal with than I imagined.

Thinking it over, Takahashi continued, "There's no problem, but the production team is almost at the final stage of confirmation. We'll give you four days to consider."

Takahashi was giving Ogawa face.

However, it didn't mean that Ogawa could simply say whatever he wanted.

Sato is indeed no longer the unknown figure he once was, but he's not powerful enough to make Sato bow down to him.

Nevertheless, Sato still holds a certain status as a young man who became wildly popular in the Kansai region.

According to his sources, Sato is an actor with the highest fan conversion rate in nearly a decade.

Getting someone to agree immediately is almost like forcing them to resign, and it's easy to lose their goodwill.

He's not the kind of person who forces things, or rather, someone who forces things simply can't become a producer.

In the past, giving the other person this role would have been a favor, and there would have been no need to worry about losing any goodwill.

Sato is worthless; what use would he have for that thing?

However, once Sato caught the eye of several television stations, especially after learning about the recent moves of Kansai TV, it became clear that he could not be forced into a sale.

Although they look down on Kansai, if they really go too far and force people to leave, several companies will probably secretly hold a grudge against them.

The less trouble, the better.

Although Sato wasn't strong enough to make them cross the line, this rising star had already become highly sought after.

He's offended them. What if Sato becomes powerful enough in the future to influence the TV station to cut ties with him? He's a producer, that's true, but Sato could indeed be a threat to him.

Although the probability is low, there is no need to gamble.

Moreover, if it's filmed like this, both sides might dislike it, and who knows what kind of result it might turn out.

We're all adults; how could we do something so foolish?

After exchanging a few more polite words, the two hung up the phone.

Listening to the busy tone on the other end of the phone,

Xiaochuan's smile grew even brighter.

However, as soon as she hung up the phone, it rang again.

Today, the usually quiet company became lively because of someone.

Chapter 73 The Choice of Luxury

So, what kind of job are you looking for?

On the other end of the phone, Xiao Chuan excitedly recounted the general events to the boy.

"Forehead......"

Sato was stunned when he heard this.

According to Xiaochuan, the three TV stations she had previously contacted all came back to her.

The conditions offered, which are also time periods, are all roughly the same.

However, the characters are quite different.

Two good guys and one bad guy.

The job offered by the Japanese television station was as a companion to the main character in a period drama, with fairly standard action scenes.

But what TBS gave was even more surprising.

It's a criminal investigation bureau, but everyone there belongs to an organization abandoned by the Metropolitan Police Department. He's a hot-blooded detective who makes mistakes because of his fiery temper, and he's considered a member of the main character group, responsible for providing physical support.

However, in this drama, he doesn't use a sword, but rather karate.

He was good at swordsmanship, but his karate skills were really mediocre, or rather, he had no experience at all.

After all, he also lacked relevant experience in mental karate practice.

But aside from these personal difficulties, this show is the most appealing.

After all, the most important thing is the lead actor of this drama, who is none other than Takeshi Kitano.

Although Takeshi Kitano hasn't started making movies yet and is only just beginning his transition from comedian to film, he's already quite famous, albeit notoriously so, as a notorious scumbag.

But from a benefit perspective, it's all beneficial and harmless no matter how you look at it.

As for the last one, it's from TV Tokyo, and it's about a criminal in a two-hour special police drama.

Suddenly, Sato went from looking for a job to choosing a job. Although he had been mentally prepared, he was still very happy.

It's hard not to be happy; I haven't fought such a rich battle since I came here.

You're mistaken, it didn't happen in my past life either.

"Although working at Nippon Television is your comfort zone, I still recommend you choose TBS."

“Kitano-san had just started to switch to film and television dramas, which was a transitional period for him, and that’s why he had this opportunity.”

What Ogawa said was true, and he knew even better than Ogawa that if Kitano were a year or two later, let alone the opportunity for cooperation, he probably wouldn't even see the exhaust fumes of people.

"And most importantly, you're not a woman."

Hearing Ogawa say this so seriously, Sato could only twitch his lips slightly, unable to refute it.

Can I take on two roles at the same time?

Sato thought for a moment, considered it carefully, and then spoke.

"two?"

"Yes, and there's also a role played by Nippon Television."

Nippon Television and TBS are backed by two major newspapers. Although they are competitors, it is not uncommon for actors to play roles in both.

"Talking about it might be possible... but are you sure you can succeed?"

If someone plays two roles in the same quarter and performs well in both, it's the best of both worlds. But if they drag each other down, it gives the industry the impression that Sato is trying to do too much and not doing it properly.

Not to mention that one of the characters is a detective who is also proficient in karate. Can Sato really play the role well so quickly?

Even though Ogawa trusted Sato more now, he still couldn't help but worry when he heard Sato say that.

"Japanese television is my forte, and as for the karate role on TBS... I'll figure something out!"

Sato said earnestly.

He already had a general template for the role in "Shadow Legion" for the Japanese television station, and he only needed to make minor adjustments.

In addition, both roles emphasize action scenes, and he has exceptional physical attributes, giving him a high degree of confidence.

Moreover, accepting two at the same time means double the exposure.

This also means that cheat features may be unlocked faster.

He had no reason to give up.

Moreover, he wasn't without support.

His abilities are growing stronger, and he now has a chance to defeat Hattori Hanzo in mental combat.

Then I'll naturally have the energy to learn karate.

With his own talent, he should be able to make rapid progress.

As for villainous roles, it's not advisable for him to play the kind of villainous character who gets defeated when he's just starting out.

Moreover, even if he agreed to act in three shows at the same time, it's unlikely that the three television stations would agree.

Two films are acceptable for him, as he doesn't have many other jobs besides acting.

Although he will be very busy, time is indeed very tight. The company is fine, and he is steadily moving towards becoming a leading actor in prime time.

But the club probably has some problems.

Not to mention that he himself also needs to make the most of his time.

"I understand."

Hearing Sato say that, Ogawa did not continue to refuse.

"I'll try my best to help you negotiate, but I'm not entirely sure."

"Thank you, I appreciate your help."

"......Um"

Upon hearing Sato's stilted reply, a vague and inexplicable resentment quietly surfaced in Ogawa's heart.

This strictly businesslike attitude is probably what she wanted too...

Without giving her more time to think it through, Sato continued.

"And there's also the matter of the magazine."