Zongman: People in Conan, raising cats and mice

After several rounds of questions specifically designed to please the audience, the program went into commercial break.

The host seemed to be in a hurry. After hurriedly apologizing to Kogoro Mouri, he went to the toilet.

Kogoro Maori didn't find it strange, because sometimes it is easy to encounter such embarrassing things, but at such an important moment as recording a program, you can't solve the problem directly, and you can only rely on your own willpower to hold it in.

However, Matsumoto knew that this guy was actually planning to kill someone, so he paid special attention to the actions of the host.

I found that the other party seemed to stay there deliberately, and for a while he grabbed a program staff member.

"Do you know where Suwa is?"

Suwa is the name of the planner of this program. If Matsumoto Akira is not mistaken, the other party should want to draw people's attention to the current location of the planner, so as to provide more powerful evidence for his originally planned alibi.

But now it is obvious that it is not the time for the other party to take action, so the other party just asked about the location of the program planner and then turned around and ran towards the toilet.

Although he used this as an excuse at first, he really did want to go to the bathroom now.

Matsumoto Akira withdrew his gaze and waited silently for the host to begin implementing his plan.

The program process can be said to be quite transparent. Although the style of each episode is slightly different, it is certain when the program will stop for commercials and where the turning points will be.

After all, when planning a program at the beginning, the general plot is basically under control. Even if there are some harmless little accidents, they cannot disrupt the general trend.

Soon, under the gaze of Matsumoto Akira, the host had his chance to take action. After this advertisement, another advertisement was inserted after a while.

A few minutes is not too long. Although the popularity of this program has declined, it still has its own profound heritage, so the length of the advertisements inserted in the middle is not too long.

Only then did Takashi Matsuo begin to implement his murder plan. This program was jointly planned by Takashi Matsuo and Michihiko Suwa.

At the beginning, both parties agreed that one person would be the host of the program, while the other would have full control over the creative ideas of the plan and become the planner of the program.

But what Takashi Matsuo didn't expect was that he didn't do anything wrong, it was just because it had been too long and the audience's curiosity had been exhausted, and it was just relying on habit to support it, so the ratings began to decline.

Since a female host had already been added, Michihiko Suwa decided to replace herself with a celebrity host who is also a beautiful woman.

This decision was totally unacceptable to Takashi Matsuo. He was deeply indignant that his former friend had dared to break his promise so wantonly.

Therefore, he had planned to directly eliminate himself as a friend in order to preserve his original position as the host.

Although that would mean losing a long-term partner, even if a new planner came in, I didn't make any mistakes as the host, so there shouldn't be too many problems.

This was Takashi Matsuo's decision. Taking advantage of the few minutes of advertising time, Takashi Matsuo hurried from the studio on the ninth floor to the warehouse on the seventh floor.

In an empty warehouse, he called producer Michihiko Suwa and began to fully demonstrate his acting skills.

At this time, Michihiko Suwa was in his office on the fourth floor, and suddenly he received a call from his old friend saying that he wanted to commit suicide.

Michihiko Suwa hurriedly tried to comfort him, saying that the original position of program host could still be discussed, and asked Matsuo Takashi not to be impulsive.

Who knew that Takafumi Matsuo on the phone completely ignored all of this and just told Michihiko Suwa to come to the window to see him for the last time.

Suwa Michihiko then hurriedly opened the window and looked upstairs while holding the phone in a panic, but what greeted him was not the body of his old friend.

Instead, he saw his old friend pointing a gun at him fiercely. Without waiting for Suwa Michihiko to react, Matsuo Takashi shot him directly.

The bullet hit Michihiko Suwa's brain directly, and he died instantly.

While the other party was slipping down and the window had not yet been completely closed, Takashi Matsuo threw the pistol in his hand down.

After seeing the pistol fall into the window and the window closed because Suwa Michihiko slid down completely, Matsuo Takashi nodded with satisfaction and turned to leave.

Anyway, at least it looks like someone broke into the office on the fourth floor and shot Michihiko Suwa.

Matsumoto Akira soon noticed the returning host, Matsuo Takashi. Although his main job was a host, it had to be said that his acting skills were also top-notch.

Not only could he pretend to commit suicide by jumping off a building to trick the program planner, he could also immediately return to record the program without changing his expression after killing someone.

Matsumoto Akira looked at the murderer with great interest. After this commercial ended, there was not much time left and the show ended soon.

Just as everyone in the program crew was greeting each other and starting to pack up to leave, a group of police officers broke in.

The body downstairs was finally found, or perhaps it was destined to happen. Takashi Matsuo accepted the police's questioning without any reaction.

After a while, Matsumoto Akira and Maori Kogoro saw a familiar figure. Inspector Megure, who was originally checking the corpse downstairs, finally came to the studio upstairs.

"It's you again, Maori brother! Whenever I meet you, nothing good ever happens!"

Inspector Megure couldn't help but complain, but Kogoro Mori expressed his firm opposition.

"Even if you meet me, there will always be cases, but at least the credit for the case will still be attributed to you, right?"

Inspector Megure didn't care about this kind of thing at all. Anyway, promotion of Japanese police was not based on merit. As a non-professional policeman, his career would end when he got to the position of inspector.

No matter how many contributions you make, you will not be promoted to the next level. After all, if you want to be promoted again, you must be promoted from a higher level.

The top management are all professionals. It takes a lot of determination to ask them not to promote their juniors but to promote someone who is not a professional.

After all, once you reach the top, it's really a one-size-fits-all job, so Inspector Megure doesn't care about these so-called merits at all. He just thinks it's annoying to have so many buttons.