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

Chapter 99 is boring; I want to see rivers of blood! (Seeking monthly votes!)

This is Jun Sakurada; he's a little bit irritable now.

Since it was the first day of school, Jun Sakurada had made some careful preparations.

Based on his understanding of the concept of "classmates" during his three years of junior high school, all he could expect at Horikoshi High School was a few people's infatuation with him and a few others' hidden malice.

Jun Sakurada doesn't really need either of these things, but he does need them to deter petty thieves who possess them.

Just like the first day he returned to school a year ago after regaining his memories, Jun Sakurada planned to simply establish his authority.

I don't expect these classmates to treat me like a god, I just ask that they stop targeting me with trivial things when they have nothing better to do, such as dumping trash into my shoes.

Otherwise, Jun Sakurada would have had to stuff the shoe into each of his classmates' mouths until someone confessed to doing it.

But just as Sakurada Jun was fully prepared with his skills, rhetoric, and intimidating aura, ready to storm into Horikoshi and give the students a little Akita devil shock—

He missed his target.

Among students at Horikoshi High School, those taking trait courses, also known as artist courses, typically make up no more than 4% of the student body. In other words, there are very few actual artists.

Moreover, it's virtually impossible for these people to maintain perfect attendance.

Take today for example. It's supposed to be the day of the entrance ceremony, so the attendance rate should be relatively high.

However, more than half of the seats in the classroom were still empty.

With a little inquiry, you can find people filming movies, performing in dance dramas, participating in competitions, recording programs, and all sorts of other things.

Looking at the empty seats, no matter how strong Jun Sakurada's murderous desire was, he couldn't just unleash it on the air.

So here's the question: aren't there still half of the students left?

That's true, but unfortunately, Jun Sakurada also has that damned Raulu by his side.

Even among celebrities, there are different levels of prestige. Unless a child star from a small agency achieves exceptionally outstanding results, they are destined to have to behave themselves in front of trainees from large agencies.

Young talents from top agencies like Johnny & Associates and Amuse, even if they do nothing, can naturally become prominent figures on campus.

So Jun Sakurada's initial idea was very clear: to find a Johnny's member who dared to provoke him as a target to establish his authority.

After all, judging from the backstage conflict that occurred after the live broadcast that day, his cheap colleagues had a lot of opinions about Jun Sakurada.

The theory was sound and the idea was wonderful, but things went wrong when it came to actual implementation.

Who are some of Jun Sakurada's classmates from Johnny's Jr.?

Hiyama Mitsunari, a member of Young Ninja.

Takumi Kitagawa, a member of the boy ninja gang.

Wasaiga, a member of the boy ninja.

By the way, the ace of the boy ninja group before was called Raulu.

The 1.9-meter-tall Japanese-Venezuelan man pulled his former teammates aside for a few whispered words. When they returned, the guys immediately became as obedient as quails, respectfully calling him Brother Run.

Forget about isolation and bullying; they practically wanted to be Sakurada Jun and Raul's free lackeys.

Meanwhile, the other members of the class were already observing the social dynamics of this year's cohort. Seeing the other Johnny's Jr. members fawning over Raul and Jun Sakurada, they naturally regarded the two as the leaders of this cohort.

In other words, Sakurada Jun did nothing, yet he had already risen to the top of the class's food chain, becoming someone no one dared to provoke.

It can only be said that Jun Sakurada still doesn't have a deep understanding of his change in identity and status.

The Japanese are cunning and ruthless. In ordinary middle schools, even their descendants, the locusts, dare to bully and isolate them. The higher the status of the bullied, the more aggressive they become.

Since legitimate subjugation is impossible, the only way to satisfy one's twisted inner self is through underhanded methods like bullying.

It was based on this judgment that Jun Sakurada made so many preparations for his high school life.

However, he overlooked the fact that for a specialized arts class like Horikoshi Arts Class, the classmates are not just schoolmates, but also potential future connections.

The Japanese entertainment industry is only so big; you never know when you might bump into someone on some show or TV program.

In this situation, having finally gotten the opportunity to study in the same class as so many celebrities, would a normal, intelligent person choose to frequently make enemies, or cultivate a network of relationships?

The answer is obvious.

Among this vast network of connections, the two most powerful and prestigious Johnny & Associates members walked in together, arguably the strongest Johnny's kids in the Kanto region born in the 2000s...

Anyone who dares to provoke others under these circumstances is not a normal person; they are Marum Kaido.

As for ordinary students without celebrity status, it's unknown whether they will engage in bullying, but their teachers and schools will spare no effort to eliminate such a possibility through institutional mechanisms.

Just kidding. In Japan, where it's quite rare for high school students to date, and schools that are extremely strict about protecting their idols' careers, would they allow ordinary students to target the idol class?

"How boring..." Jun Sakurada found a window seat in the second-to-last row and sat down. He was not interested and was a little irritable.

The entrance ceremony, the physical examination, the self-introduction session which was completed with an attendance rate of at most half... all went smoothly and without any unexpected incidents.

The journey was so smooth that it became somewhat boring, leaving Sakurada Jun feeling lost and bewildered, as if he had drawn his sword and looked around.

"Run-kun, you'll get used to it. I heard from my seniors that they had a similar experience when they were studying at Horikoshi." Raulu quietly wiped the cold sweat from his forehead.

In just half a day, he saw that dangerous look in Sakurada Jun's eyes at least five times.

This ruthless person is definitely looking forward to some chaos in student life.

If he really sacrifices his old teammate, Raul will have nowhere to turn for help.

Fortunately, Jun Sakurada does have a tendency to be swayed by gentle persuasion rather than force. At least under Raul's extremely manipulative tactics, even if he wanted to cause trouble, he could only give up somewhat out of boredom.

That's good, that's good. This day should be able to pass normally... right?

Just as Raoullu breathed a sigh of relief, his phone rang without warning at noon.

Generally speaking, Horikoshi's school rules strictly prohibit bringing your own digital devices; otherwise, those celebrity students would most likely be riddled with bullets.

However, for top talents like Raoult and Jun Sakurada, who are extremely busy, missing news from their agency without carrying communication devices would be a major problem.

When he took out his phone and saw the caller's name, Raul was so startled he almost dropped it.

"What's wrong?" Jun Sakurada asked curiously.

"Takizawa-san called personally..." Raulu murmured, his whole body suddenly becoming alert.

Not everyone is like Jun Sakurada, able to maintain long-term communication with Hideaki Takizawa himself. For aspiring JRs like Raul, the opportunity to communicate directly with Takizawa usually only arises when something major happens.

So here's the question: why did Hideaki Takizawa call?

"Um, Raul, how are things going with Sakurada at school?" Takizawa Hideaki's tone carried a slight embarrassment for some reason.

"Yes, Sakurada-kun is actually a very easy person to get along with." Raulu quickly forced a smile.

"That's good." Takizawa Hideaki breathed a sigh of relief. "In that case, after school, why don't you take Sakurada to Snowman and let her get to know her teammates?"

"Him? Going to Snowman?" The news came so suddenly that Raulu's mind went blank for a moment. He instinctively repeated the message before realizing that the person in question was right next to him.

As Sakurada Jun slowly turned his head and cast a look of "interest" at him, Raul's heart skipped a beat.

"It's not about him joining Snowman; we haven't decided yet. We just want you to take him to have some fun, meet the other members of Snowman, and see if you get along."

"After all, we'll be colleagues from now on, and we'll see each other all the time."

Hideaki Takizawa clearly did not realize the seriousness of the problem.

"That's what they say, but..." Raulu was now filled with resentment at himself for answering the phone in front of Sakurada Jun.

On Snowman's side, some members, represented by Daisuke Sakuma, have opinions about Jun Sakurada, who has suddenly risen to prominence, and Raulu knows about this.

Sakurada Jun spent the whole day at school looking around with his sword drawn, feeling lost and confused. He was very irritable at the moment, and Raulu knew it too.

Raoullu has no idea what serious consequences would result from colliding these two sides.

All he knew was that if he actually did that, the consequences could be very serious.

"Taki, Takizawa-san, are we really going to bring Jun-kun over today?" Raul's voice sounded like he was about to cry.

"What's wrong? Is there something wrong with him today?" Takizawa asked, surprised.

"He..." Raulu was just organizing his thoughts when a slender hand appeared in his field of vision.

"Murakami, can I borrow your phone for a moment?" Jun Sakurada's smile was perfect, but it was precisely that smile that gave Raul a creepy feeling.

"Fine, better you die than me. Takizawa-san, you can handle this yourself." He gritted his teeth and handed the phone to Sakurada Jun.

"Takizawa-san, what's going on?" Sakurada Jun's first words made Raul shudder. His tone, devoid of any respect... he was definitely not someone to mess with.

"Can't you give me some face in front of the other JRs?" Hideaki Takizawa snapped, before becoming slightly more serious.

"I don't know what President Fujishima was thinking, but he suddenly asked about your joining a Jr. group during the meeting, so I let you visit a few groups as a way to keep quiet."

Sakurada Jun thought for a moment, then nodded slightly: "I see... then going there is not a problem, but there is one thing I need to make clear to you first."

"What?" Hideaki Takizawa sensed something was wrong.

Jun Sakurada grinned, revealing a set of dazzling white teeth. The murderous intent hidden in his smile almost made Raul freeze in fear.

"As for insects, I've always been the type to kill them but not bury them."