Tokyo Literary Godfather

"Plagiarism has always been despised in the circle of Japanese writers and screenwriters. Why? Because plagiarism itself is theft, and thieves are naturally despised."

Fujiwara Kei looked at Shinya Matsushita coldly, "But your behavior is even more shameless. At least the thief knows that his behavior is immoral and has a sense of shame. He dare not show off in broad daylight. If caught by the owner, he will return the stolen goods honestly. Look. The police officers who come on patrol will feel intimidated. Otherwise it’s not stealing, it’s robbing.”

"But I'm afraid this feeling has never happened to Mr. Matsushita, right? After all, the person who was robbed by you just complained a few times after drinking and will disappear from this industry."

"In the name of being a disciple, you are actually raising slaves and openly robbing other people's things. If the plagiarist is a thief, then you are a robber, a barbaric and shameless person."

Kei Fujiwara's voice became louder and louder, and Shinya Matsushita's face became more and more ugly. The smile he had forced out could no longer be maintained.

"What's the value of continuing on a road chosen by shameless bastards like you? There are countless human skeletons buried on this road, and the air is probably full of stench!"

"You said this is the path everyone is taking, right? Well, then I'm going to take another path. I want to see if I can starve to death if I don't become a dog for you guys!"

After saying that, Kei Fujiwara turned around and left, slamming open the office door with a "bang" sound.

At the same time, employees outside the office turned their heads instantly and pretended not to hear anything.

Kei Fujiwara's voice was so loud that it echoed throughout the entire floor. What he just said was heard by people outside.

Presumably it won't be long before this news will spread quietly throughout the company.

A rookie AD pointing at the nose of the deputy director and the famous screenwriter? This is so interesting. It's a pity that this can't be made into a show.

Fujiwara Kei slammed the door and walked away in a hurry.

"Fujiwara-kun, Fujiwara-kun..."

Miss Murakami ran over in high heels, looking a little flustered. There was sweat running down one side of her face, and her foundation was washed away.

"Fujiwara-kun, what's going on? This is a long-term contract, why..."

Ms. Murakami simply cannot understand that the job market is no longer in short supply five years ago. It is difficult for young people to find jobs. A long-term contract with a large company is the dream of many job seekers.

But Kei Fujiwara not only refused to accept the contract, he even had a quarrel with the company's top management, and even scolded him badly...

"Fujiwara-kun..." Miss Murakami persuaded, "I heard some of your conversations, and I understand your concerns... But this is how all newcomers in the screenwriting industry enter the industry, and it has always been like this. Newcomers often have insufficient abilities. It is valued, so it is necessary to seek the blessing of experienced old screenwriters at the beginning..."

"Miss Murakami, it's always been like this, right?" Kei Fujiwara looked back at Miss Murakami and asked.

Ms. Murakami was taken aback for a moment, not knowing what to say, and looked at Kei Fujiwara.

She swallowed, and said, "Fujiwara-kun, if you have opinions on Matsushita-sensei...it's okay. In fact, your long-term contract is named by Mr. Zenigata, and you don't need to get approval from Deputy Chief Fujii and Matsushita-sensei. When I officially work in the future, I will report to the supervisor and not let you be the assistant of Mr. Matsushita."

Kei Fujiwara has never met him, but he also knows that he is a high-ranking person in the company. There is no way for Fujii to interfere with the person he named.

What Mr. Matsushita values ​​to get a long-term contract is just a fabrication of these two people.

"Ms. Murakami, I'm sorry that I have failed to live up to your good intentions. I do not plan to continue to work at High Skills Production."

One is a real deputy minister with budget approval authority, and the other is a seasoned veteran screenwriter. It is really not wise to stay here after scolding the two of them bloody.

Moreover, no superior would like a subordinate who is inferior to his superiors. He scolded the two senior senior executives in front of a group of people. Even the money executive who named him would probably have opinions on him.

So what if your scolding is true? After all, the chief executive and the deputy chief sat on the same sofa.

What happened today has happened, and if it remains here, it will not be reused in the future.

It's better to leave early.

"Fujiwara-kun..."

"There's no need to say it, Miss Murakami." Kei Fujiwara interrupted, "I've made my decision. I'm really sorry for causing you trouble."

Ms. Murakami looked at Kei Fujiwara and sighed: "Okay, Fujiwara-kun, since you've made up your mind, I can't say more... It's just that the broadcasting industry is really not a place where it's easy to get results. It's hell for newcomers. It’s not an exaggeration... you may be disappointed, I wish you good luck.”

With that said, Miss Murakami took a step back slightly and bowed to Kei Fujiwara.

Fujiwara Keiya bowed in return.

When he stood up, he saw Kobayashi Shuzo out of the corner of his eye.

Kobayashi Shuzo stood in a corner not far away, holding a teacup in his hand, looking at Kei Fujiwara with no expression on his face.

In the past few months when Kei Fujiwara was working in Gaogongli, Shuzo Kobayashi took good care of Kei Fujiwara a lot. The reason why he was able to get the long-term contract named by the special agent is that Shuzo Kobayashi did not say much good things behind his back, otherwise the executive of Qianxing How could he remember the name of his little assistant director?

Fujiwara Kei looked at Kobayashi Shuzo, his eyelashes lowered slightly, and then he bowed deeply to him.

"Thank you for taking care of me during these days. Thank you very much."

"well……"

Xiao Lin Xiuzao didn't say anything, just sighed, turned and left.

…

"Xiao Lin-kun, that subordinate of yours is really an uneducated guy. He has been working under you for a long time, right? How did you train him?"

Vice Commander Fujii looked at Kobayashi Shuzo with dissatisfaction and said.

Although Shuzo Kobayashi was similar in age to Hiroshi Fujii, his position was different in level, so he lowered his head and was extremely humble.

"I'm sorry, I didn't educate my subordinates well and caused trouble for you two."

Matsushita Shinya was so angry that he even tore off his fan. Now he was holding a fan bone in his palm. He looked at Xiaolin Shuzo and gave a cold "hum".

Although they were angry at Kei Fujiwara, their mood improved slightly when they saw Shuzo Kobayashi looking so humble.

Really, you have been following this guy Xiao Lin for so long, how come you haven’t learned any of his advantages?

"You really don't know what the so-called guy is." Hirokami Fujii sneered, "I really thought the broadcast industry was so easy to mess around with. Damn you guy. With such a bad character, you won't be good at work. Sooner or later, you'll end up selling your ass in Roppongi."

"He just wrote some unpopular stuff and dared to claim to be the main creator... By the way, has he written anything else? Is there anything left that hasn't been released yet?" Matsushita Shinya suddenly asked.

Kobayashi Xiuzou pursed his lips and said, "He is a newcomer after all, so I didn't give him too many opportunities..."

"Wait a minute." At this moment, Fujii Hirokami suddenly interrupted him, "I remember, didn't he give you a plan before?"

"That's a variety show plan, not a script, and it's just a draft."

Matsushita Shinya's eyes lit up: "Bring it over and show it to me."

"It seems that there are a lot of files in my office. I need to look for them..."

"Haha, all the programs I managed have disappeared. It's time to clean up the files!" Shinya Matsushita smiled and patted Kobayashi Shuzo on the back. "I'll go look for them with you."

A few people walked to Xiao Lin Xiu Zao's office. Xiao Lin Xiu Zao searched for it and finally took out a plan from a cardboard box and handed it to the two of them.

Shinya Matsushita opened the plan, looked at it for a while, and closed the plan in less than two minutes.

"Is this the only level of boring content? It's such a waste of emotions. It's a waste of electricity to throw it into the shredder..."

Shinya Matsushita threw away the project and left.

After the two left the office, Kobayashi opened the drawer, and there was a plan of "Human Observation" lying quietly in it.