Tokyo: My obsession with China led me to become the king of Japanese entertainment.

"Are you alright, senior? Are you hurt?"

When Jun Sakurada rushed to the private ward at the hospital, he immediately saw Hiroshi Nagano sitting awkwardly by the bedside, and his heart skipped a beat.

We can't let Nagano Hiroshi get injured at this time, can we? That would be a huge problem.

However, since Nagano Hiroshi was neither wearing a hospital gown nor had any obvious injuries, it seemed that the problem was not serious.

"Don't worry, Nagano-san is fine. The car was just scratched. We're waiting for the test results to see if there's any concussion or other issues."

Hideaki Takizawa, who arrived about ten minutes earlier than Jun Sakurada, explained.

"That's good, that's good." Jun Sakurada breathed a sigh of relief.

If Nagano Hiroshi messes up at this crucial moment, then things will get really messed up.

Although its intrinsic value will not be greatly affected, once the hype dies down, the monetization speed will be much slower.

"It's okay, I'm fine!" Nagano Hiroshi tried to stand up, but the nurse next to him called over his V6 teammates to push him back down.

"I made a promise to them, and I definitely won't break it!" His firm gaze and words made Jun Sakurada want to recommend him for a role in the Knights' Booth next autumn.

"It's not that serious, your health is more important," he quickly advised.

Fortunately, judging from his appearance, he is most likely not seriously injured.

Once things calmed down, Hideaki Takizawa and Jun Sakurada talked excitedly about the arrangements for the live stream and the invitation they received from GG.

It's worth noting that in 2019, Hiroshi Nagano hadn't accepted a single gig, but this one was for ten million yen, more than three times the asking price of top Japanese celebrities.

In Hideaki Takizawa's view, nothing could better prove the value of Hiroshi Nagano's credentials.

However, his smugness soon caught Sakurada Jun's disdainful expression: "Only ten million..."

Hideaki Takizawa's smile froze slightly. Ten million? That's RMB! That's two hundred million yen!

Which Japanese celebrity can earn this much money with just one GG video? 50 million yen for one video makes you a top-tier celebrity!

At least among the V6 members, only Junichi Okada's GG fee can reach tens of millions of yen; the others don't even reach that price.

(Just a reminder, for ease of calculation and understanding, the exchange rate in this book is consistently 1:20 yen.)

"Alright, ten million it is, but you have to sign a shorter term." Jun Sakurada nodded regretfully.

"That card game company is on a fast upward trend. In two years, it will definitely be a different size. If Nagano-senpai's endorsement is still only worth ten million by then, it will be a bit of a joke."

Just kidding. After signing a new contract in a few years, Kayo will have to pay several hundred million yuan to New Creation Hua every year. Nagano Hiroshi's value is definitely more than ten million yuan.

Hideaki Takizawa was already at a loss for words. This kid just made money too easily, and all he ever talked about was large sums of money.

That's really...enviable.

The thought of himself at that age, still struggling to make ends meet with a child labor contract with Johnny's, made Hideaki Takizawa's teeth ache.

Fortunately, aside from the endorsement fee, Jun Sakurada didn't show that disgusted expression again in other matters.

Clearly, the people at Johnny's are truly professional when it comes to arranging performances and shows.

The only drawback is that Mao Huafeng seems to have some issues with his contract at this point in time, and he is still being sidelined. Despite our efforts to contact him, the company is still not letting him go.

It seems the copyright for the reenactment of the mystery is with New Creation, so having Hiroshi Nagano perform wouldn't be a problem.

Other than that, there aren't any major problems.

The details of the live stream that Hideaki Takizawa described to Jun Sakurada made Jun want to laugh a little.

It mainly features humorous content from Tsuburaya Productions.

No, tell me honestly, how many folders have you created in the past few days?

Many projects that would have taken two to three years to materialize in the original timeline, or even never existed at all, were urgently included in this live broadcast by Tsuburaya Productions in the form of news flashes.

Oh my goodness, this pie is drawn so realistically, it's big, round, and sweet!

It's just a question of whether Tsuburaya Productions has the ability to deliver on all these promises.

It seems we need to keep a closer eye on them from now on. If Tsuburaya brings in some legendary figures like Naoki Hisaya, Jun Sakurada will have nowhere to turn.

Especially his own Triga; it doesn't necessarily have to become a masterpiece, but it should at least be a good work to do justice to the return of Jun Sakurada and Hiroshi Nagano...

After chatting for a while, the examination report for Hiroshi Nagano finally came out. Fortunately, he was completely unharmed, without even a mild concussion.

After all, it wasn't a serious car accident, just some minor scrapes. It was only because Nagano Hiroshi's physical condition was extremely important at this critical juncture that he was rushed to the hospital.

"It's good that you're alright, it's good that you're alright." Takizawa Hideaki breathed a long sigh of relief, looking relieved to have survived a disaster.

"What happened today must be kept strictly confidential. If word gets out, it will be a huge mess," he immediately instructed everyone present.

Everyone from V6 to the assistants and staff nodded hurriedly, except for Junichi Sakurada, who tilted his head and asked, "Why keep it a secret? Isn't it entirely their fault?"

"Even so, it's easy to cause misunderstandings, isn't it?" Takizawa didn't understand what Sakurada Jun was stirring up.

"Believe it or not, if handled well, this car accident could boost the viewership of the subsequent live stream by another ten percent?"

Jun Sakurada flashed a knowing smile.

"A car accident can actually boost popularity?" Hideaki Takizawa was dumbfounded.

"That depends on who it is. Others might be a little lacking, but Nagano-senpai definitely has the ability." Sakurada Jun stretched, picked up his phone and selfie stick, and walked out.

"Watch me do it."

Once outside the room and with the door closed, Jun Sakurada found a quiet corner where he wouldn't be filmed by anyone else and started his live stream.

"Here it comes!"

"Why is Runzai starting his broadcast at this time?"

"What 'Run-zai'? Call him Run-shen!"

Thanks to his pivotal role in the Nagano Hiroshi incident, Sakurada Jun's fan base has surpassed one million, a truly remarkable achievement.

Although the composition of the fan base has become increasingly complex, it is still a good thing overall.

For example, when he goes live, even now when he starts broadcasting without prior notice, the live stream can quickly attract a large audience.

"Hi everyone, this is Jun from Hakimi Studio. Today's broadcast is mainly to share something with you... how should I put it, an accident?"

During his live streams, Jun Sakurada always maintains an honest and unassuming persona. Although more and more people no longer believe him, it doesn't stop him from continuing to pretend.

"An accident? What accident?"

"Um... a senior colleague was in a car accident, but it wasn't anything serious." Sakurada Jun seemed to hesitate for a moment before finally deciding to tell the truth:

"The other party is fully responsible, and the senior's medical report is out. He wasn't injured, so... I just wanted to let everyone know he's safe."

Although it was a very ambiguous statement, the live stream chat exploded immediately after a second of silence.

After all, Johnny's Entertainment, a car accident, and they even made a special effort to ensure the safety of their Chinese fans—who did this? The answer is obvious.

No, the car accident hero is real?