tokyo writer

When Akihara Hiroto heard the name, he stroked his chin and pondered.

Tokyo Film Co., Ltd. is also one of the big film companies in the industry.However, the industry initiative on box office sharing initiated by the industry before seems to have seen their signatures.

So although I have not had direct contact with the other party, it can be regarded as a bit of a "little enmity".

While he was thinking about it, Takuto Utsumi continued to explain, "Mr. Akihara, I've been cooperating with Tokyo Film recently, and I understand the internal situation better. So I know that Tokyo Film is still willing to accept cooperation."

After a pause, he continued, "I can understand what you are thinking, but what I want to say is that the industry association's initiative was not what they promoted."

Hiroto Akihara laughed, "Utsuhasan, what do you have to do with them?"

Nei Haituoren said with a wry smile: "It's just a pure cooperative relationship, but I think that since we want to make this movie well, we still need the most suitable distributor and investor."

Hiroto Akihara thought about it for a while, and finally decided to meet with the person in charge of Tokyo Pictures first, and then discuss cooperation matters.

This is not a matter of holding grudges or not, but what the other party thinks about this movie, such as how the distribution rights are calculated, and the amount of investment.

If he was really sincere, he might be able to agree.

He told Neihaituoren that he would meet first before talking, and the latter was also relieved after listening.

Immediately afterwards, the two put aside their work and chatted about Fengyue (in fact, Japanese male friends like to talk about these things).

In Utsumi Takuto's dictation, Akihara Hiroto learned that the other party had already slept with all the first to third females in the crew, and was speechless.

But he didn't say much, unspoken rules and so on are very common in the Japanese entertainment industry, and even the seiyuu industry has followed suit and played some kind of pillow business.

It was 11 p.m. before the two bid farewell and separated.

Hiroto Akihara returned home and fell into a deep sleep.

But what he didn't expect was that under the impetus of Jing Fanshe, a storm of public opinion related to him was quickly spreading towards him...

[Chapter 330.329 Akihara Yuto's ghostwriting door]

In the early morning of the next day, Hiroto Akihara just woke up and was about to check the information of Tokyo Film Co., Ltd. through the computer when he heard a phone call.

He picked up the phone and found that it was Aiko Asano who called, and the other party hurriedly said, "Qiuhara, it's not good, you should read the news in the newspaper."

Hiroto Akihara was a little puzzled, so he asked, "Which newspaper?"

"Any one of the five major newspapers will do... No, you should read all of them!"

Hearing the anxiety in her words, Akihara Hiroto didn't hesitate, and hurried to fetch today's morning newspaper, spread it on the table and read it.

After seeing the news on the front page, he immediately understood what Aiko Asano was going to say.

On the front page of "Yomiuri Shimbun", a newspaper with a huge circulation, there was a piece of news closely related to himself, and the title was "Does Akihara Hiroto Hire Ghostwriters?" ".

Akihara Hiroto's face became serious, and at the same time he carefully read the content of this article.

"...The great writer Hiroto Akihara, who is currently hotly discussed among the people, won the Uemura Award, the highest award in the field of reasoning literature, in less than 3 years since his debut, and was also shortlisted for the Dublin Literary Award.

At first glance, Hiroto Akihara is undoubtedly a genius writer, and everything about him can also be called a miracle.But if you think about it, are his miracles really real?

... Hiroto Akihara made his debut in the middle of 1992. His debut work was the "ZOO" series, but the style in this work is full of the idea of ​​changing styles.

But in 93, when he published "Suspect X", he completely turned into a socialist school, and his writing style was far from his previous works.

Later, there were works of different reasoning genres such as "Astrology Magic" of the New Benge School, "Train" of the Socialist School, and "Dban Murder Incident" of the Biange School.

But is there really someone in this society who can master works of so many genres at the same time and write works in different styles? "

Hiroto Akihara finished reading this part, and turned his attention to the reason part below, and found that his high school education and age under 30 were mentioned here.

To put it simply, this so-called "expert" thought that he spent a lot of money to find unsatisfactory new writers from all over the world, and asked them to write for him.

And I published their works, thus creating an image of a "genius writer", and made a lot of profits through the sale of the works.

Seeing the other party's explanation, Akihara Hiroto was a little speechless, this imagination is a little too rich.

Immediately afterwards, he picked up the microphone again and said to Asano Aiko, "I've read the news and already know."

"Akihara, do you want to appeal to the court and sue that expert for defamation?" Aiko Asano said anxiously.

"Collect information first, don't rush to appeal immediately," Akihara Yuto replied.

"why?"

Asano Aiko was very puzzled. In her opinion, the more this matter fermented, the more it would damage Akihara Hiroto's image as a writer. If it was delayed, the sales of all works would plummet.

"Asano, the expert named Kazuo Shirotake must have done so because of Jingfanshe's behind the scenes. If so, even if it is a lawsuit, Jingfanshe will provide funds to the other party."

After a pause, he continued: "If this lawsuit gets into a quagmire, it may be in the hands of Jing Fanshe."

"Then Akihara, how should we solve it? How about you write a rebuttal article and I'll contact the newspaper to publish it?" Asano Aiko suggested.

"No, Asano," Akihara Hiroto comforted, "help me arrange a press conference, and it will be in 3 days."

"3 days, why so long?"

In Asano's view, this kind of matter must be resolved as soon as possible, otherwise it will only become more and more serious.

"Listen to me, I have a way to solve everything," Akihara Yuto said in a calm tone.

Aiko Asano was very puzzled, but she couldn't say no to Yuuto Akihara, so she could only agree, hung up the phone and started arranging a press conference.

"Oh, it really will be like this," Akihara Yuto stood by the balcony, looking at the traffic and people below, and said to himself.

In fact, when he chose to "transport" different types of works, he has already realized this thing, that is, the genres, styles and writing styles of these works are very different.

So even if Kazuo Shuangzhu didn't jump out this time, sooner or later someone would jump out and accuse him of "plagiarism" or "ghostwriting".

But having said that, the basis for the "ghostwriting team" that the writer named Kazuo Shuangzhu called is still a bit untenable, and it is not even comparable to Fang Zhouzi's accusation against Han Han in his previous life.

Hiroto Akihara closed his eyes, and began to recall the ins and outs of "Han Han's writing on behalf of the writer", as well as the final farce ending.

……

In the previous life in 2012, the well-known blogger Mai Tian published an article called "Artificial Han Han", and then Fang Zhouzi joined the battle and published a series of articles accusing Han Han of ghostwriting.

In the article "Artificial Han Han", Maitian published a lot of evidence that still looks sharp.

The first point is Han Han's "New Concept Composition Contest" experience.

At that time, Han Han did not receive the rematch notice, so the organizer decided to give Han Han a make-up match, and Li Qigang, the editor-in-chief of the examiner, set a separate test question for him-stuffing a piece of paper into a water cup.

According to this test question, Han Han wrote "Peeping People in the Cup", and became famous in one fell swoop, and then published his debut work "Three Doors".