Japanese Entertainment: A Comeback Beginning from Bankrupt President

"I'll definitely add Amano-san's name after it, using the name of an artist who has always encouraged and supported each other with her manager. Do you think she'll be happy if I write it like that?" Yagami Hayato joined in the fun with Sawashiro Kazuya.

Since I'm on vacation today, and I'm here to relax, what's wrong with letting loose?

Upon hearing this, Kazuya Sawashiro stroked his chin and pondered for a long time before offering a professional suggestion: "If we were to rate your answer out of 10, you would get 8. The reason it's not a perfect score is simply because you omitted the word 'cute'."

How can we praise the dog's stunning good looks? Just praising its inner qualities isn't enough!

"Ah... Oh, sorry, I didn't think it through enough," Yagami Hayato suddenly realized. This time he got a perfect answer sheet. "A lovely artist who always encourages and supports her manager, Aki-san brings surprises to the world and those around her with her energy."

Who isn't a master at flattery?

"You gave a perfect 12 out of 10 on the test. Even Amano can't find any fault with it this time," Kazuya Sawashiro gave a thumbs up and continued to encourage Hayato Yagami. "Write it down now and have it delivered to the Grand League's office by same-city delivery."

"I assure you, this kind of resume will end up in the shredder."

Playing around is fine, but don't treat the Major Leagues like a joke. If resumes like this can get you a No. 4 jersey, then what about those kids who have been training hard since elementary school?

Compared to the entertainment industry, sports fields are arguably the purest places in the world.

Because the entertainment industry deliberately buries talent, while in sports, talent will be recognized and rewarded as long as you are discovered by the world.

Kazuya Sawashiro knew perfectly well that the fun of fun things was precisely because of their uncertainty—there was a tiny chance that they might create a surprise, which is why people pursued the impossible.

That's how it is now.

"Alright, let's make a bet," Kazuya Sawashiro said with a smirk, like a shrewd merchant adding inferior goods to his merchandise. "If this resume doesn't end up in the shredder but instead appears in the news, what are you going to use as your wager?"

"News? No, no, no, that won't happen," Yagami Hayato said firmly. "I know what the Major Leagues do every day. They would never pay attention to such harassing letters. Throwing them into the shredder is 100% certain."

"What's the stake?" Kazuya Sawashiro asked confidently.

Hayato Yagami is thinking about the major leagues, while Kazuya Sawashiro is thinking about human nature.

He was betting that what he was doing here was being watched, and that person would follow the letter to the major leagues, eventually handing the contents of the letter to a weekly magazine reporter, who would then publish it in an online publication.

As the government promotes the paperless policy, magazine publishers are also updating their publicity methods, with electronic publications being a new approach in recent years.

Pick up your phone and you can see the latest news.

"Looks like you're only satisfied when you've really blew yourself out..." Yagami Hayato realized that Sawashiro Kazuya was determined to give him a treat, so he didn't stand on ceremony. "Alright, if this resume gets shredded, then I win, and you'll have to write me a song, how about it?"

"If this makes the news, then I've won. In that case, I need you to write a song for my family's Amano."

Reciprocity is a song.

With a bet acceptable to both of them, the two idle individuals immediately sprang into action, writing and printing out their resumes, then finding a delivery person to bring them to the Big League's office, before enjoying a delicious dinner and waiting for news.

A week.

If there are no news or updates within a week, then it means Yagami Hayato has won, and Sawashiro Kazuya will have to pick a song for him from the music library.

Conversely, if Kazuya Sawashiro wins, then Hayato Yagami will have to create a new song tailored for Aki Amano.

They were both really looking forward to it.

Upon hearing this, Amano Aki felt as if his brain had been damaged by the Tohoku Shinkansen, and he was completely confused about what the two people were doing.

Of course, Yagami Hayato was an outsider, so she couldn't say anything.

But the person who orchestrated this was Kazuya Sawashiro. Amano Aki really wanted to open his head and see if he was full of pudding, since he could come up with this seemingly interesting but actually ordinary bet.

"I know you're the kind of person who likes to get a bargain, but you'd do something like this where there's obviously no advantage?" Amano Aki asked, puzzled, tugging at Sawashiro Kazuya's sleeve. "You're not trying to lure people in by giving them some benefits beforehand, are you?"

"Wait, why is it a lie?" Kazuya Sawashiro didn't quite understand.

Others may slander other aspects of Kazuya Sawashiro, but he will not admit to lying; this is a gamble agreed upon by both parties.

"Isn't that right?" Upon hearing that Kazuya Sawashiro dared to refute him, Aki Amano, who considered herself to know him very well, couldn't sit still any longer. She stared directly at Kazuya Sawashiro with her big eyes and said, "I'm the fattest tapeworm in your stomach. I know what you're thinking. You must have something to gain from this, and I'm certain that you didn't tell Hayato Yagami your true thoughts."

"As expected of you, my admiration for you is deeper than Tokyo Bay." This was a heartfelt compliment from Kazuya Sawashiro.

Amano Aki, of course, didn't like this approach; it was a matter of course and didn't need to be repeated.

She stepped back, her gaze still fixed on Kazuya Sawashiro, and said, "Tell me quickly, and in exchange, I can tell you what Misaki Tachibana said about you after we went out today. I think you definitely want to hear that."

She has matured and understands the concept of equivalent exchange.

Ze Cheng was also very pleased, but was it a bit too mature to use the equivalent exchange on himself like this?

"Um... if I want to know how Tachibana evaluates me, I can just ask her." Kazuya Sawashiro hopes that Aki Amano can recognize reality: they are actually a very stable triangle, and there is no need to go through one of them to find the other.

"Of course I know that," Amano Aki raised an eyebrow, adding an important fact to Sawashiro Kazuya, "but you should know that she listens to me more than you do."

As long as Aki Amano doesn't agree, Misaki Tachibana definitely won't reveal a single word.

"Snapped!"

Kazuya Sawashiro slapped himself on the head.

It's not that I can't say it, but the thought of Amano Aki using strange words to insult me ​​makes this exchange seem too unfair. At the very least, I have to make sure she doesn't cause any trouble.

"Um... if I tell you, can you promise to keep it a secret for a week?" Kazuya Sawashiro said this for a reason. "Our bet is for a week. Although we'll probably find out in a couple of days, I have to be on the safe side."

"Don't you trust my reputation?"

She's the kind of person who eats three bowls of rice a day, how could she possibly lie in this situation?

Please, trust her this once.

"Okay, actually I was thinking..."