Losing money, mygo, what does it mean that I really lost money?

Shiina Tatsuki harbors a deep grudge against Toyokawa Shoko.

She absolutely hated the other person's criticism of the team's performance. Although Toyokawa Shoko was furious at the time, she was also furious, and Shiina Tatsuki didn't want to hear accusations that she was inferior to anyone else.

Next up is Nagasaki Motoyo, the bassist for Crychic.

According to Arale Nakamachi, she acts as a mediator within Crychic, striving to resolve even minor disagreements during practice. Shoko Toyokawa also has a positive opinion of her.

Imaizumi copied the statement he had given to Shiina Tatsuki, added the sentence "This radio drama is a secondary creation based on reality and has been authorized for adaptation by other characters," and sent it to Nagasaki Motoyo.

Then the phone rang again.

Nagasaki Motoyo's voice was completely different from their previous meetings; it was less aloof and much more normal: "Do you know where Xiaoxiang is?! Why isn't she replying to my messages?"

After thinking it over, Jin Zhaozhi decided to retain some details and reveal the truth:

"She had some family troubles and couldn't play in the band anymore. She's now a second-generation member of my agency. As for replying to your message, maybe her SIM card broke that day, or maybe she was too busy, but she wouldn't intentionally not reply to you."

"What?!...I understand, thank you for telling me all this."

Then, Nagasaki Motoyo softened.

Is this what Shiina Tatsuki meant when she said she was stubborn and hard to persuade? Imaizumi felt that she was actually quite easy to talk to. She only hesitated for a moment on the lead singer issue before taking a step back and agreeing to the adaptation.

With this, Crychic obtained the adaptation rights for the entire team and could officially begin writing the outline for the radio drama, arranging for their staff to fill in the creative details.

At this moment, both the first and second generation members of the agency arrived. Except for Mutsumi Wakaba, who had to go home within the allotted time, and Subaru An, who was far away in Kawasaki, the seven of them returned to the rehearsal room one after another.

Jin Zhaozhi looked at the several girls of varying heights.

"Okay, everyone's here. We'll skip rehearsal today. I'll share an idea for a radio drama, which will require voice acting from many of you. The story outline is as follows..."

Toyokawa Shoko felt a little uneasy: "Um, do I really have to say it? Distributing materials would probably be fine, right? I have a clear conscience about the details..."

"What's the story?" Jing Qinrencai asked with great interest.

"The story about Crychic's disbandment and veMjic's formation is just that the newly formed band It's MyGO in the story is fictional, all for publicity..."

Imaizumi pulled over the blackboard used for explaining the sheet music. "It was a rainy day. Toyokawa Shoko, soaked by the rain, came to the rehearsal room of the Yoyogi family's ordinary practice room and announced her withdrawal from the group..."

After listening to Imaizumi's narration of the radio drama "It's My GO", the group was somewhat surprised by his adaptation of changing the lead singer for the sake of the storyline, and also found it outrageous.

Chihaya Aine pointed to herself: "Me, to guide Koharu who's heartbroken because of Crychic's disbandment? Sheep-neechan sings way better than me, and I should have been in London at that time, right?"

"..." Takamatsu Tōdō remained silent.

She was probably immersed in the story, imagining what she would do if she encountered someone leaving the team.

Jingqin Rencai glanced at Fengchuan Xiangzi.

Toyokawa Shoko looked down at her knees. "I don't deny it... the 168 billion yen figure is true."

"Why don't you just say it directly? Everyone will understand, right? After all, if it were me, I would make the same choice as you..." Ishigami Rina couldn't understand and offered her opinion.

Hearing that the second half of the sentence was in support of her, Toyokawa Shoko seemed to breathe a sigh of relief, muttering to herself, "I... don't want to be looked at with pity."

"...After all, they're from Tokyo."

Main text: Chapter 55 Chapter 53 Takamatsu Akira: I'll write mygo?

Imaizumi's version of Crychic embellishes Toyokawa Shoko in many ways. For example, it only mentions the changes in her family, without mentioning the 168 billion yen fraud case or Imaizumi's revenge plan against the zaibatsu.

A beautiful girl band, don't write about realistic things.

"It's alright, Senior Xiangzi."

Serenai encouraged Shoko, "I think what you did was right. Taking on your own and your father's fate after his failure is truly admirable! I'll support you!"

Toyotomi Hideko was naturally deeply moved.

He said, "Thank you."

If it weren't for the fact that all the first-generation members were still watching her, Toyokawa Shoko probably wouldn't have been able to hold back her tears. After all, she had also shed tears of emotion in the studio during Crychic's first performance.

"MyGO means lost children. All five members are lost children. Only after forming a band did they find a way to avoid getting lost, or rather, to keep moving forward even if they are lost."

"But during the first performance,"

Imaizumi roughly recounted the story up to MyGO's first performance, where Kaname Rakuna, whose personality was heavily influenced by Ms. Tsuzuki Shifune, directly played "Kasuga Kage".

What does it mean to get angry after playing a song?

Kawara Momoka crossed her legs and said, "Manager, you really don't understand bands at all. In fact, the people who leave the copyright to the bands don't care about this."

She was referring to the fact that after she left the band, she left "Empty Box" to her original band, Diamond Star, who continued to pursue music.

"How they play their instruments is their own business; at most, we'll just have some mixed feelings."

She looked at Toyokawa Shoko, "The captain of the second generation, do you care about this?"

:"I......"

Toyokawa Shoko fell into deep thought.

Thinking about it carefully, if what the store manager said is true, and the song she wrote for Crychic is being played by another band, she would probably be a little uncomfortable. As for copyright, she didn't care.

When things really come to that, Toyokawa Shoko isn't the kind of person who cares about the copyright issues of one or two songs.

But here, she has to be stubborn.

"As you said, how they play is their freedom, I don't care."

"Alright, let's put the discussion about the plot aside for now. After all, I wrote the outline based on everyone's stories, and I don't have any actual band experience. I accept all the criticisms directed at me."

After a pause, Jin Zhaozhi continued, "To be honest, I'm not very confident about this radio drama, since it's my first time working on it. So, I've arranged for Ai Yin to read it aloud in batches during the live broadcast, just to test the waters. Is that alright? As for the script, I'd like Yang Gongfei to write it."

"Me?" Takamatsu pointed to himself.

It looks a bit cramped.

Jin Zhaozhi nodded:

"Yes, after reading the stories you posted on Twitter, my colleagues and I all agree that you have a talent for storytelling. If it were you, you might be able to write a really great MyGO."

"I, the talent of storytelling... ZAnN:汣捌|≈er、⊙♂三¨伍"

"How the fictional MyGO band will reform after this conflict depends entirely on the story you want to write. After all, this is a story in which you are the protagonist."

Chihaya Aine raises her hand:

"Wait, wait, wait, aren't I the main character? Apart from Crychic at the very beginning, the rest of the story only started after I met Sister Yang, right? I'm the main character!"

"Yes, I will write a story where Ai-yin is the main character." Takamatsu Akari nodded softly.

She supports all decisions made by her fellow first-generation members. If Chihaya Aine says she wants to be the protagonist, she can readily relinquish the lead role without hesitation, as long as everyone else is happy.

"Then let's just say it's a dual-protagonist story, that's not important. If the live stream goes well, remember to release Yang Gongfei's 'Shiori' as the theme song. It will also be adapted into an anime in the future, and it will be very popular on Bilibili."

And so, the adaptation of the radio drama "MyGO" was arranged.

Imaizumi was responsible for outlining the synopsis and main plot, Takamatsu Akari filled in the story details, and the rest of the team brainstormed ideas. The story's ending went up to Toyokawa Shoko joining ExElio. The MyGO story is fictional, but E-Company and veMjic are real. Thanks for following veMjic, meow.

"Oh right, I was just about to ask, who is Kaname from MyGO?" Chihaya Aine remembered that in the story, she was sad for a while because her skills were crushed by Kaname.

"SPCE store manager's granddaughter." —Jiu

"What kind of person is he? Is he really that strange?"

“Her grandmother looks a lot like her,” Jin Zhaozhi said.

"???"two

Soon, Takamatsu Akari wrote a small part of the MyGO story, ending with Crychic.

Imaizumi showed the photos to Shiina Tatsuki and Nagasaki Motoyo, but the former was not very satisfied.

Shiina Tatsuki felt that Himegami Hina was completely inferior to Nakamachi Arale. If it were her, she might defend Himegami Hina, but she wouldn't feel the same admiration for Nakamachi Arale; it felt very strange.

Nagasaki Motoyo did not reply, nor did she show that her message had been read; perhaps she was busy.

Takamatsu Akari texted Chihaya Aine: w

"Aine, if you were to return to Japan, what would be the reasons?"

"Uh, well... maybe in your story, I didn't actually go abroad to study?"

Chihaya Aine felt drenched in sweat.

She sat up abruptly from the sofa, her guitar no longer appealing, and she no longer wanted to watch the test livestream that Miaomeng had specially prepared for the first-generation trainees. She felt as if something had been exposed, and she was gripped by anxiety.

During this period, she was immersed in her debut and popularity, and all she remembered was being scolded by Ms. Momoka Kawaragi, practicing guitar, practicing singing, or thinking about live streaming content.

They completely forgot about preparing for London.

Although she passed all the relevant exams, her spoken English was always lacking. She always managed to get by with a barely passable score, her accent completely Japanese. The company president is still hoping she can do English live streams and expand into the European and American markets... What to do, what to do...?

Instantly, Chihaya Aine, who was in her little attic, lost her color and began to sweat.

"Cancel my study abroad plans? It should still be in time. But if I cancel, I'll have to go to Yuqiu High School with Little Sheep Princess, and everyone will laugh at me... What will the student council think of me?"

Chihaya Aine held her head in her hands.

She was gripped by the fear of her identity being exposed.

Sakura Aine, a glamorous first-generation graduate of the agency; Aine, the popular student council president; Aine, the good girl who received praise after going to study in London; Aine, the obedient child of her parents.

And finally, there's Aine, who claims to be going abroad to study but actually still studied at Yuukoka University—a braggart and liar.

She hid in her room, anxious.

Finally, Chihaya Aine's wisdom reminded her that it was time to use true wisdom:

"If it's President Jin, he'll definitely have a way!"

If I confide in President Jin alone, at least he should give me some feasible advice. It's better than confiding in others and then everyone being at a loss.

……

That night, Chihaya Aine secretly chatted with Imaizumi for a long time.

As for the problem that Chihaya Aine couldn't solve, President Ima's assessment was, "It's a complete mess."

After listening for a while, he concluded:

"So, you neither want people to know you didn't go to London, nor do you actually want to go to London? Then why don't you find a rented room, sleep all day, and become a virtual streamer, lying to your parents that you're in England?"

"President, please don't say that about me. I don't want everyone to know that I'm actually very afraid of going to London, but even if I went there, my spoken English wouldn't be good enough to hold a conversation..."

Chihaya Aine cried, half-jokingly and half-heartedly.

Because her voice is so sweet, it sounds like a sweet, tooth-achingly coquettish pout.

Relying on the fact that she was personally recruited by President Jin, and taking advantage of her seniority in the agency, she started talking to Jin Zhaozhi more and more like a peer.

This is also a student's mindset, blinding themselves to a single difficulty and believing that it represents everything they will face in life, when in reality it's nothing at all. It's like a high school student feeling like the sky is falling when they're late; but in college, being late? Hehe, teacher, you'd better take attendance.

Today's attitude is rather indifferent: Seven Arts Sulfur Water ← Approaching the desolate b "` Zero's attitude is rather nonchalant:

"What other choice do you have? Since your abilities can't keep up, you should first figure out whether you really need the high level of ability you imagine, and then try your best to improve it."

He said, "Take a one-month intensive course. The firm can reimburse you for part of the cost because you'll be doing live streaming in English in the future. As for the live streaming, don't worry. People who are good at communication don't need to use very complicated vocabulary; it's even simpler than everyday speech."

"Even if you have a Japanese accent in English, foreigners can still understand you. It's a human characteristic. Do you think you won't be ridiculed if you have a perfect Oxford accent? Obviously not. Besides, you appear as a virtual anime girl during your live stream, which will only become your charm."

Jin Zhaozhi analyzed it for her for a long time, focusing on two key points.

One is to help her demystify foreigners.

One method was to whip her to make her go to class obediently.

The former had little effect on Chihaya Aine, while the latter made her realize the truth of her dream.

After all, she was a top student and student council president, so her learning ability was definitely not bad. However, the way English speaking is cultivated in Japan is very subtle, and there is a habit of discriminating against those who speak well if they have poor English speaking skills.

After much persuasion, Chihaya Aine finally accepted it.

In fact, according to Teruyuki Imaizumi's analysis, she had the idea of ​​re-enrolling in the class when she was about halfway through her conversation with Aine Chihaya. She just wanted to experience the feeling of being advised by Teruyuki Imaizumi.

Considering the value of Sakura Aine, I reluctantly granted her request.

You'd better not try to stop President Jin from making money; just focus on your live stream in London.

Main text: Chapter 54, Parallel Formulas: I love reading this.

The next day, evening.

In Bilibili's generic live streaming room.

Unlike Pingzi152, who got into a huge backlash for his careless remarks, Fanshi's live stream had a much more harmonious atmosphere, making it a gathering place for pure-hearted Ps*Ple fans.