Tokyo: Bubble, but the system is Sengoku.

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 she was still a little scared when she suddenly saw this scene.

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 going 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 progressed very quickly; scenes that started in the morning were finished by the afternoon.

"...Should we 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 directors and producers.

Therefore, the reaction after the release becomes particularly important.

"Two months..."

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

There is an even more practical problem to solve during this period, namely, how will he 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, this hurdle has been overcome, and I even have a cheat code, although it's 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 recently?

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?"

"I know."

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 throughout Japan.

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

He laughed by the seaside.

"Similar to your current role, but with more screen time, and you survive until the finale."

Simply put, this show needs a few cannon fodder characters who die after one season.

However, unlike the two lines here, he was able to cooperate with Shinichi Chiba and Hiroyuki Sanada, and they cooperated for a whole quarter of the year before he finally died.

"Isn't it usually done by your own people?"

Sato wasn't overly excited, but asked cautiously.

Shinichi Chiba owns JAC, the Japan Action Club, which is full of his disciples. Many of the suit actors and action directors for Kamen Rider and Super Sentai series have been his people.

"There aren't that many people. I heard the esports teams are having a lot of fun this year."

Kamen Rider is currently on hiatus, but Super Sentai is still airing.

"The main scenes involve sword fights, emphasizing the agility of a ninja. You're rather thin, and you have a month to prepare; you might have a chance."

"Thanks."

Sato said gratefully upon hearing this.

He really didn't know this.

Perhaps many people inside received the news in advance and began to prepare, but this definitely did not include a little Karami like Sato Ryo.

Even if it's just knowing a little bit in advance, having two extra days to review gives you a significant competitive advantage.

"Um."

Seeing Sato's attitude, the director nodded with satisfaction.

"But don't get too excited yet, many people have their eyes on that position."

"Besides, it's hard to say what your company's attitude will be."

The supervisor added at the end.

Just as he said.

The company has a significant influence here.

Not to mention that he has no value now, and if the company feels that he is not competent or refuses to give him an audition opportunity for other reasons, he has no way to complain.

Only by constantly striving upwards and improving one's status can one have the ability to make one's own decisions and the possibility of freedom.

"I understand, but thank you anyway."

Sato lowered his head and said.

"Um."

Seeing Sato's attitude, the director was even more satisfied.

His role as supervisor was merely middling.

His actions may have been a gamble.

The boy's inspiring speech, coupled with the poignant moment of his death, was truly moving.

All of this made him feel that the young man had great potential.

However, he hadn't seen any of Sato's action scenes and didn't know how good Sato's athleticism was or whether he could quickly get the hang of it.

So even Sato himself doesn't know whether he can handle the role.