I Inherited Tokyo TV, and I'm the Best at Sweet-Talking

Tokyo Television was at the bottom of the six major TV networks in Sakura Country.

That was until Long Hao transmigrated there, took over, and launched sweeping program reforms!

From then on, Sakura television had only two kinds of channels: Tokyo Television and all the others.

When a nuclear power plant leak occurred, Sakura officials briefed the media on the disaster and the areas affected by radiation. It was a major national emergency, so all the other networks interrupted their regular programs to broadcast urgent news. Tokyo Television stood alone, endlessly playing the Huaxia song "Good Days" and screening the Huaxia documentary "The Founding Ceremony."

When the Sakura prime minister was assassinated, Long Hao applauded and immediately ordered Tokyo Television to air the anti-Japanese drama "Bright Sword," with Chinese and Japanese subtitles, along with the song "The Big Blade Chops Down on the Heads of the Japanese Devils!"

When Tokyo failed in its bid to host the 2016 Olympics, Sakura was devastated. The other networks reluctantly analyzed the reasons for the failure, while Tokyo Television coolly aired the steamy "Jyoou 2" during a drive.

Netizen: "In this vast sea of people, I recognized Tokyo Television at a glance!"

Netizen: "I hereby declare Tokyo Television the strongest legend!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.