Tokyo: Bubble, but the system is Sengoku.

However, they weren't angry; on the contrary, they felt it was only natural.

After all, Sato is a gem; he's the future ace of their club.

It's perfectly normal to take extra care of them.

Although they admired each other's talent, they also felt it was only natural.

After chatting enthusiastically for a while, Sato finally quieted down and returned the guitar to Sanada.

"Where did you practice before?"

"Can't afford a guitar, right?"

Sanada took the guitar and blinked.

He knew about Sato's situation; he didn't have the conditions to learn music on his own.

I reckon they'll have to burn their guitars for warmth in the winter.

"I can't afford it. Like I said before, I've tried to sneak into music stores a few times."

Sato spoke with conviction, and Sanada nodded in agreement.

Although it's absurd that he's this good after only a few tries, it's still more reasonable than knowing how to do it on the first try.

It wouldn't frighten his fragile little heart in front of this junior brother.

"You can also think about the emotions in a song, just like you think about lines."

Sanada said.

"But you'd better focus on filming for now, since the public rehearsal is in a few days."

Although Sanada knew that Sato probably had a plan in mind, he still gave him some advice.

"OK."

This is the conventional approach; Sanada said this because he didn't know Sanada had a cheat code.

However, finding the sheet music for "Les Misérables" is still a bit troublesome.

After all, it's not the information age anymore, so getting information is still difficult. I'll have to go back to Tokyo and study it more carefully.

For now, we're focusing our main efforts on filming.

"By the way, you didn't tell anyone about this special skill, did you?"

"No, this is my first time playing."

Sato, who had just finished speaking, felt that this seemed a bit strange and added again.

"Playing in front of others for the first time."

"That's good."

Fortunately, Sanada did not notice anything strange about Sato and simply continued speaking.

"You shouldn't make any moves in the Kansai region lately."

"They could probably bankrupt your firm."

"We will also keep things confidential for you by instructing the people within the club."

This is no joke. If they really knew how strong Sato was, not only was his action and acting skills outstanding, but his music was also so perfect.

They might actually just storm the agency.

After all, it's just a small firm.

Their influence in the Kansai region is practically nonexistent.

Even the teacher might not be able to stop them.

The club is a force, but definitely not a large one; it's probably only at a lower-middle level.

If those Kansai people really go crazy, there's probably no way to stop them.

However, the club is full of people from all walks of life, with deep friendships and shared interests, so there's no need to worry about leaks.

"Once we get back to Tokyo, I'll have a music teacher give me a test. If there are no problems, I know Mr. Chiba has some connections."

Sanada genuinely cares about his prized player; after all, they're all in the same club, and their fates are intertwined.

If Sato is truly allowed to evolve, then the other party will not be an obstacle for him, but an opportunity.

However, he didn't rule out any possibility, since he wasn't exactly a professional musician.

All I could tell was that Sato played quite well.

As for returning to Tokyo, there will be many opportunities.

Upon hearing this, Sato's eyes lit up as well.

He was worried about how to find the songs from "Les Misérables". Having a connection with Chiba-sensei would be the best thing, as it would save him a lot of time.

"Xiao Liang, go take a shower!"

"Together!"

Sato responded, and several bold voices followed.

"Coming!"

Sato wasn't pretentious at all, and he yelled back just as loudly.

......

As night deepened, everyone, exhausted from a long day, slept soundly.

The disadvantages of communal sleeping arrangements became apparent at this time.

The room was filled with deafening snoring, one after another.

Of course, they were prepared for this, and everyone had earplugs.

If you don't have money, you don't need to be so particular.

Sato, however, did not go to sleep immediately. Instead, he continued to fight in his mind against Hattori Hanzo, played by Chiba.

With his blade flashing, Sato managed to parry Hattori's dazzling swordsmanship.

The two sparred, unlike when they were acting; every move was deadly, and the sound of blades clashing was incessant.

However, after the two had exchanged ten moves, Hattori Hanzo's eyes flashed with a sharp light. He seized the opening when Sato was sheathing his sword and slashed through Sato's tendon. Before the pain could even reach his brain, another slash pierced through Sato's abdomen.

"hiss......!"

Amid the pain, Sato suddenly opened his eyes.

She instinctively covered her stomach with her hand.

A little cold sweat trickled down my back.

However, compared to when he was writhing in pain before, he has gotten used to it a lot now.

"My swordsmanship should be fine, but I'm still lacking in movement skills."

In the darkness, Sato muttered to himself as he blocked his older brother's wrist from striking him in his sleep.

With Chiba's guidance during this period, he has made rapid progress and has firmly established himself as a "genius" in Chiba's mind.

Of course, only he knows how many injuries he suffered.

After all, he's just an ordinary person. Even with a cheat code, he still needs to constantly hone his skills.

However, while his swordsmanship advanced rapidly, his movement became noticeably slow.

After all, filming here isn't very particular about technique; there aren't many movement methods to speak of, and most of the time it's just spinning around.

That style of play, which involves coordinated footwork, was gradually passed down from the University of Tokyo.

Although his dexterity has improved, without movement techniques, he is merely agile.

If he had his current agility and movement skills, he wouldn't have been killed by Hattori Hanzo.

After all, Hattori Hanzo in that martial arts performance was truly as elusive as a ninja.

He was finding it difficult to cope.

With the added advantage of agility and nimble movements, his actions will look even more impressive when filmed.

Compared to the first point, the second point is the most important.

Many viewers don't have much of a martial arts background when it comes to action scenes or battle formations.

For Sato, the key to attracting enough popularity is to make the moves look as good as possible within reasonable limits.

You don't need to be a fighter; you just need to be stylish and graceful, giving the impression that you're a formidable fighter.

Movement technique is absolutely crucial.

Not only can it be adjusted to match the camera angles, but it can also make the movement more varied, the moves more varied, the speed faster, and more attractive to the audience.

You can tell from these martial arts films that gradually developed in Hong Kong.

For Sato, agility is also one of the factors that determines how much money he earns.

Now that swordsmanship is sufficient, movement skills are equally important.

Especially now that he is already skillful enough.

"It would be great if we could hold multiple martial arts demonstrations."

Sato sighed inwardly.

He had also watched other videos, but the only martial arts simulation in his mind was Hattori Hanzo.

According to the game, Sato felt that the second item might only be unlocked if he defeated Hattori Hanzo.