Crossover: Pen name: Dazai Osamu, Omega Kasumigaoka

A happy smile appeared on her lips.

Have you decided what name to give your child?

Kitahara Makoto lost both his parents at a young age and had no other elders in his family. In addition, he was a nationally renowned literary figure.

People assumed he was very knowledgeable.

So, the task of naming the child was none other than his.

Just then, Kato's mother walked in carrying her child.

Kitahara Shin looked at his son's wrinkled little face and said happily.

"Let's call him Kitahara Seiji."

The eldest son is always special.

Cheng means to continue or succeed; Ye refers to family business or career.

The fact that Kitahara Makoto inherited the family business shows his high expectations for his eldest son.

Hopefully, he will be able to inherit his vast business empire in the future.

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The birth of the firstborn son is a major event.

However, this coincided with the time when NicoNico was preparing for its IPO.

Kitahara Shin didn't have much time to spend with Kato Megumi.

We can only ask Kato's mother and the hospital staff for help.

Fortunately, his family knows he's been busy lately, so they tacitly agree not to bother him unless it's something important.

Under these circumstances, there was even less time to pay attention to the release of the new book.

After the serialization of "I Am a Cat" ended, the process of publishing the standalone book immediately began.

This time, Kitahara Shin did not participate in the offline autograph session.

But the new book's sales still broke his personal best record.

This is also a brand new record for the Japanese literary world.

Sales reached three million units in the first month.

Sales and reputation exploded.

Kitahara Makoto continued his reign as the 'uncrowned king'.

It made all its peers, both newly debuted and established writers, tremble with fear.

No one can stand in front of Kitahara Makoto.

Whether they are literary authors or popular authors.

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November 4th.

In a mountain resort in North America.

A celebration is taking place here.

Celebrating the host who just won the 56th presidential election, becoming the first African American president in American history.

Kitahara Makoto, holding a glass of champagne, was talking to David Solomon, the president of Goldman Sachs' North American headquarters.

The two were discussing NicoNico's potential IPO in North America.

Just then, a voice came from behind.

"Hey, Mr. Kitahara, welcome."

The spirited Obama arrived before Kitahara Makoto with his wife.

"Congratulations, Mr. President, you have succeeded."

Kitahara smiled and clinked glasses with Obama.

He met this person more than half a year ago.

At that time, he had just arrived in North America because of the financial crisis.

I ran into Obama at a birthday party hosted by a Wall Street executive.

This guy is there to attract investment.

After all, in a place like North America, you can't play politics without money.

However, at that time he had already entered the election game.

But because of his skin color, not many people believe he can win.

Therefore, Obama's process of 'attracting investment' was not smooth.

Until he met Kitahara Makoto, who had come up specifically to befriend him.

Others may not know, but how could Kitahara, who knows the answer to the future, not know?

This short man, who is currently not considered a strong contender, will become the ultimate winner of this political game.

He became the 44th president of the world's largest country and the first African-American president in American history.

He will be re-elected once more, serving a term of eight years.

Investing in this guy is like getting a get-out-of-jail-free card for the next eight years.

The return is higher than any other stock on the market.

Kitahara Makoto would naturally not let such a great benefit slip by.

So he made a special effort to befriend Obama and was willing to cover all of Obama's campaign funds.

Although Obama, out of caution, did not accept his offer.

But Obama accepted his kindness.

In the end, nearly half of the campaign funds came from Kitahara Makoto.

It was also because of his support as a major financial backer.

With his finances improved, Obama is ramping up his advertising efforts across all channels...

This made his campaign much smoother than in his previous life.

Of course, he himself did not know that even without Kitahara's support, he would most likely still win.

He felt that he was able to achieve this final victory entirely thanks to Kitahara Makoto's support.

He was extremely grateful to Kitahara Makoto, this 'benefactor'.

Kitahara Makoto came to North America to attend the celebration this time because he was personally invited by him.

"Thank you, Mr. Kitahara. My success is inseparable from the help of you friends. I will always remember it."

Obama said modestly.

"Mr. President, my company is currently preparing to go public in the United States, and I hope the government can provide more support at that time."

Kitahara Shin said without any politeness.

The fruit is ripe; it's time to harvest it.

After all, he's not doing charity work.

Having invested tens of millions of dollars in Obama, it's time to reap the rewards they deserve.

"No problem. The United States is the most open and inclusive market in the world. We welcome capital from all countries to invest. We guarantee fairness, openness and impartiality, and protect the rights and interests of all legitimate businesses!"

Obama said with a smile.

During his campaign, he received investments from countless people.

These people cannot all be philanthropists who invest in themselves for nothing.

He knew all along that this was a transaction of interests.

They invest in themselves so that they can become the victors and then profit for themselves.

There was naturally no surprise or resistance.

Moreover, Kitahara Makoto didn't ask for any particularly difficult rights.

He just wants himself and the government to stand up for his company so that it won't be bullied.

He was even less likely to refuse something so simple.

"Of course, I think so too, 2.9."

Kitahara Makoto smiled and clinked glasses with Obama again.

Regardless of whether that's what I really think.

But that's definitely how it has to be said on the surface.

As long as I can make a lot of money, that's all that matters.

Afterwards, Obama, Kitahara Makoto, and David Solomon chatted and laughed for quite a while before Obama, the host, left to entertain other guests.

Kitahara Shin stayed at the banquet for more than two hours.

The main topic of discussion was the IPO with partners such as Sony, Goldman Sachs, and Barclays.

Then he left the banquet and returned to his hotel.

He does own a house in America.

When he last came here, he bought a large villa in Manhattan, New York.

It's too late to go back now, so I might as well stay in the hotel for the night.

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Damn, I couldn't resist clicking in again, wasting so much time. There's just too much bad stuff in this internet age.

Chapter 111: The Reward for Giving Birth

The next day.

Kitahara Makoto flew from Washington to Los Angeles, the second largest city in the United States, known as the City of Angels.

Hollywood, known as the world's film center, is located in this city.

The headquarters of NicoNico's North American branch is also located here.

in the office.

"Boss, this is the latest operating situation of the North American branch."

The two people stood in front of Kitahara Makoto.

One was a tall, blond, blue-eyed foreigner, and the other was a black-haired, black-eyed Japanese man.

The white man's name is Zahn Griffin, and he was recruited by Kitahara Makoto as the Vice President of NicoNico's North American branch.

The other one is named Mizuta Toshitaka, the deputy general manager of NicoNico's headquarters in Japan. He was ordered by Kitahara Makoto to come to North America to establish the North American branch.

He is currently the General Manager of NicoNico's North American division.

Nod.

Kitahara Makoto picked up the document from the table.

The North American branch was established by someone he had three months ago.

One is related to NicoNico's North American IPO.

The other is to serve as a bridgehead for NicoNico to enter the North American market.

At this stage.

The development of the North American branch can be said to have been completely copied from the head office in Japan.