Tokyo: My Movie Star Equipment Slots

Following the "veteran actor" route is really boring. Besides proving the lead actor's superb acting skills, it's hard for readers to find any enjoyment. Then, he even talks about pure love with several women in the industry—all crows are black, okay?! Many female stars were indeed relatively innocent in their early years, but after that, which one didn't go overboard with their roles?

Two major flaws: the equipment had to be carried on one's person, but the name couldn't be written down.

Harem/Palace setting. Feel free to criticize; any errors or omissions are due to changes in my real name. I didn't write my real name before. I'm not always able to reply to comments promptly because of work; please forgive me. Ultimately, the success of this book is not my concern; it is the result of the collective efforts of the readers. Don't cover your mouths.

Don't write fictional stories; Japanese entertainment is already niche enough. Since you've already written Nakamori's character design, just change it to her real name and write "Japanese Entertainment" normally.

The biggest problem with this book is the storyline involving Akina. Sound Research and Johnny's are not the same company, and Akina was a top female star in Japan at the time, and her popularity had not declined. She was still making money continuously. So why would the company help another company to exploit its own artists and freeze their bank accounts? Can't they tell the difference between a full meal and a full stomach?

Putting aside the fact that every time the male protagonist is portrayed, the system and item effects are brought up, there are inconsistencies and logical inconsistencies throughout the text. See Chapter 16 for details, the scene where Nakamori Akina escapes. I suggest you don't read it.

Let's see which readers are the silent majority.

There are many things to criticize, but this book is indeed a good Japanese entertainment novel. Points to complain about 1. The equipment is actually physical equipment 😂. I can't even imagine how it will look when there's more equipment later on. 2. You don't even dare to use your real name when writing about Japanese entertainment? You're more timid than a mouse.

I've already won all three monthly passes, and I really like this book. I saw a comment at the end of one chapter saying something like, "Only a few people are clamoring for a harem, the rest are the silent majority, blah blah blah... Author, stop writing about women and focus on the plot! Only those who can't write about women write about women."

I don't use my real name because I'm afraid of paying female celebrities for defamation money. 🤔