Famous American Director, Starting from Transporting Japanese Porn

A Chinese with a Chinese soul is doing Japanese variety shows in the United States?

Japan is a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society. The social status of celebrities and artists is not high. They cannot resist, otherwise they will die socially. America, you have gone too far. I will see you in court directly.

I really don't understand. When you write about the United States, you assign a white man. When you write about Japan, you assign a Japanese. When you write about Korea, you assign a Korean. Otherwise, when you write the protagonist, it's just like a joke. Which country will let outsiders climb to the top of the industry, and the locals can tear them apart?

Interesting. Come on

You can consider adding some audience reactions, comments, etc., As well as cultural and entertainment repertoire, just an appropriate amount. Then the next program can be about the one in Japan where everyone is escaping. This is also quite interesting.

I've almost caught up with the latest chapter... To be honest, I'm a little tired from reading it. On the one hand, this variety show is too long, and it is purely closed-ended. There are no traditional cool points such as audience evaluation and being mentioned by other celebrities. On the other hand, it feels like the protagonist is frustrated every time he faces Matthew, and becomes incompetent and furious every time he moves. Let's not talk about how to go smoothly. Let's try to describe it calmly or prepare some countermeasures... It's almost like writing the time-travelers as indigenous people.

Is there anyone out there who feels uncomfortable after the mole comes out and doesn't care about raising books?

The plot of this show has been too long recently. I'm not saying it can't be longer, but the main character has no trace of his appearance. Is he the main character in this novel or is he a variety show character?

It's quite interesting. Please update it. Also, it's best to change the protagonist's name.

Most of the programs I write about have been watched on Japanese TV shows, and the ones written by the author are indeed quite interesting. But is it appropriate to place this background not in Japan but in the United States?

The peek-a-boo show on Japanese TV shows is pretty fun too