My Years as a Copyist in Taiwan

Zhao Wen thanked them three times and returned to the backstage area, where he could still faintly hear the fans' shouts.

This kind of atmosphere is the most difficult to control, but Zhao Wen believed that with the diva sister who had just shocked the audience and was also a chatterbox, she would definitely be able to handle the second half without any pressure.

He really can't be blocked. If a book fan or a music fan gets into trouble without a lot of police support, whether it's a stampede or fainting, you'll have to clean up the mess.

When he sang "Sister" on stage, the first episode of "My Fair Princess" had already finished airing, and he was still very concerned about the reaction of the Taiwanese audience.

In addition, I promised the United Literature Society that I would hold a book signing event at Taipei Zhongshan Square the day after tomorrow. If I were to be delayed here, wouldn't I be breaking my promise to the readers in Taiwan?

As Konoe Kazuma's best friend, Saionji Muneaki is actually the first in line to inherit the Saionji Zaibatsu. His family controls half of Tokyo's media and publishing channels, and the famous Kodansha has shares in his family.

People called him a spoiled brat, but he was actually just a simple-minded blockhead. He glanced at the camera in his hand, tilted his head, and instructed Konoe Kazuma, "I'll go get someone to block Mr. Snail at the side exit. You and Fujiwara-kun slowly follow, and we'll take a picture together alone..."

After saying that, he arrogantly turned around and beckoned the men in black suits to move, but his wrist was grabbed by Konoe Kazuma.

Konoe Kazuma: "Don't go. If dozens of us rush backstage, it will cause a huge mess. If thousands of people in the venue follow us, this show will definitely be ruined."

"So, it turns out that Teresa Teng was like an older sister to Mr. Snail! Muneaki and Kazuma are right. Will Mr. Snail be happy about disrupting this performance? Don't worry, Mr. Snail isn't leaving Tokyo today..."

Saionji Muneaki paused for a moment, then looked at Teresa Teng, who was trying her best to control the stage, and sat back down in her seat.

When Miyuki Nakajima saw Mr. Snail leave the stage, it felt like watching her father walk away without looking back when she was in kindergarten. The sense of loss she felt was incredibly absurd to her.

I have the same adoration and attachment to a child I've never met before as I do to a father?!

Therefore, the longer time passes, the more apparent it becomes that "Norwegian Wood" indiscriminately attacks those who have lost loved ones.

Miyuki Nakajima was like that. That night, she sat on the carpet and finished reading the book, and by dawn, her face was swollen from crying. It was the first time in six years since her father passed away that she had let herself go.

She wrote so many songs, comforting countless people struggling with love and separation, yet her deepest wounds were gently covered up by a foreign novel.

The fairy tale "Spirited Away," which tells the story of a young girl's adventure, also made her feel sad. The little girl's experiences in order to bring her parents home were just like her own.

After her father passed away, she moved from Hokkaido to Tokyo with her mother and younger brother, shouldering everything on her own. It wasn't until the day her brother took over their father's job and put on his white coat that she realized her youth had quietly slipped away.

Others admire the snail for his talent and the phenomenal success of his books. But her admiration held a hidden gratitude—Mr. Snail, across the ocean, saw the softest spot in her heart and spoke for her: I miss him so much.

Yes, Miyuki Nakajima's love for her father permeated her entire life.

Miyuki Nakajima, who suffers from severe social anxiety, would never chat and laugh with Mr. Snail in front of everyone like Tetsuko Kuroyanagi.

She simply adjusted her thin, wide-brimmed hat and, while everyone was still chanting "Encore!", calmly walked backstage.

Zhao Wen didn't plan to use the front or back gate, as those places would surely be packed with cameras and microphones.

During the rehearsal, the diva had already made arrangements for him. There was a dedicated passage for staff on the north side of the backstage area of ​​the NHK Auditorium, which led directly to the small parking lot.

When the encore signal came on, Zhao Wen had already gotten into the car, a black Crown with no markings.

It's definitely impossible to catch a flight. In 1982, due to strong protests from holdout residents in the surrounding area, Narita Airport began strictly enforcing takeoff and landing restrictions from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. ten years earlier.

My mind raced through countless memorable moments of superstars dodging fans—

After Teresa Teng's NHK concert in 1984, fans blocked all the exits. She borrowed a female staff member's uniform and slipped through a side door at the back of the venue... blending into the flow of female office workers leaving work and taking the subway. Her bodyguards drove an empty car to distract everyone...

Miyuki Nakajima has always gone without makeup and never wears large sunglasses. The best disguise is no disguise at all!

Akina Nakamori and Seiko Matsuda, on the other hand, take the route of special agents, always accompanied by three stand-ins who can provide cover at any time...

Leslie Cheung had very few body doubles, only one, and he lived in cheap hotels for a long time, so unless he wanted to, no one could find him.

Hendrik Willem Van Loon was incredibly popular in Japan during the 80s. To escape extreme stalker fans, he actually performed a street stunt in Tokyo...

Stephen Chow doesn't need to hide from fans at all. When he bumps into fans, he just smiles shyly and signs autographs if they want. When he's busy, he just keeps his head down and keeps going. I've never seen any fans stop supporting him.

Zhao Wen felt that the diva was giving him a preview of her escape plan, which would be hers two years later.

The car stopped in front of a small hotel on Xuanban Back Street. Zhao Wenhua, whose real name was Dong Jianguo, stayed there quietly for one night.

Upon receiving the news, Mr. Tengyi and his men searched various hotels for half the night.

Mr. Wicker Chair was so eager to improve that he had already read "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" ahead of time! But this time, Mr. Snail didn't immediately give a publication plan... Do you know, great Mr. Snail, my heart is forever loyal to you!

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One episode of "Chu Liuxiang" airs every week, with each episode lasting two hours!

Following Zhao Wen's advice, Wu Deng divided "Princess Pearl" into 24 episodes, each 45 minutes long, with one episode airing each day on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. This better suited the viewing habits of Taiwanese audiences, and the broadcast period could reach two months.

On Sunday, October 3rd, when Zhao Wen returned to Tainan, he was surprised to find that he seemed to have traveled back to 1998 once again.

I got into Snail's Artistic Ford, and the radio was playing: "When the mountains have no ridges, when the rivers no longer flow..."

Uh, Mr. Snail wrote the lyrics and composed the music...

When the car arrived at the entrance of the old wooden house alley, everyone we met was discussing the real and fake princesses, and the little girl's playful refrain, "You're a liar, I'm the real princess!"

Zhao Wen knew that the first episode of "My Fair Princess" was extremely captivating, unlocking the ultimate secret of the three golden chapters twenty years ahead of schedule!

What exactly happened between Xiao Yanzi, who was worshipped by thousands, and Ziwei and Jin Suo, who were devastated?

These core mysteries, in this era, are like a mushroom explosion, truly capable of keeping people up all night.