I became a girl group idol for my sister.

Whether it's 500,000 or 800,000, that's still amazing, isn't it? You have to understand, over all these years, the second-place game, *Sakura Wars 2*, only has 509,000 copies sold!

Why don't you mention that the number one film, *Tokimeki Memorial 1*, sold 104.2 million copies?

That's because of the combined sales of the PS, SS, and SFC consoles. But honestly, is it possible for this game to break the historical record of Tokimeki Memorial 1?

[The last game successfully secured the third position in the history of dating sims. If it reaches second place this time, it will already shake the entire dating sim industry. If it takes first place, it won't just shake the dating sim industry, it will shake the entire gaming industry. Do you think it's like Monster Hunter? Over a million copies sold?!]

[Actually, I heard that PS Vita sales have suddenly increased by more than 300,000 units recently, and that's in China! Do you think this sudden increase of more than 300,000 units could be related to SKR games?]

This shows that everyone is eager and ready to play as soon as the game is released!

The sales volume increased by more than 300,000 in one go? That's a lot. After all, the PS Vita has been out for almost five years and has a huge number of users in China. The fact that so many units were still sold means that people suddenly needed this machine.

Upon seeing this news, Miyamoto's confidence in the game grew even stronger.

Perhaps, sales will not be limited to 500,000, but could even reach 700,000 or 800,000!

Chapter 83 Actor Fans

"Ms. Moritz, are you really going to see that Japanese singer's performance?" the manager asked Moritz.

“Yes, I’m sure I’m going.” Kress Moritz nodded, even waving the tickets in her hand: “Look, I’ve already bought the tickets, wouldn’t it be a shame not to go?”

"But is that person really worth wasting your rest time on?" the agent asked, looking somewhat puzzled. "Wouldn't it be better to use that time to go to other stars' concerts?"

Kress Moritz glanced at her agent and asked, "Why should I watch other stars perform during my break?"

"Because this will allow them to get along better with you, and you can get more help in the future," the agent immediately said.

"Rest time is rest time, of course. Since I'm going to rest, I hope I can relax a bit more." Kress Moritz laughed, looking at the tickets in her hand, appearing very happy. "And I'm sure that going to see her live performance will be very relaxing and enjoyable."

At this point, Kress Moritz countered with, "Don't you think being on good terms with her will be helpful for the future?"

The agent clearly wasn't going to mince words, saying directly, "After all, she's Japanese, and she's following the Japanese path. It would be difficult for her to develop in the US. I don't think investing in her would be profitable."

"Then you're wrong. This person is not simple, not simple at all. I originally thought that Japanese idols weren't that great, but after seeing one of their performances in Japan, I changed my mind. They are a group of very talented people, and among them, she is the most talented."

At this point, Kress Moretz looked at the scenery outside the car and said, "Let me put it this way, as someone who has seen a lot of amazing stages, I was immediately captivated the moment I saw their live performance, and afterwards, I couldn't help but think about that performance."

Hearing such high praise from Kress Moretz, the manager's eyes widened in surprise, completely unexpected that she had become a fan of that Japanese idol.

Kress Moretz continued, "And don't forget, she's an actress who has starred in hugely successful sword-fighting films in Europe and America. Now that she's in America, do you think Hollywood will let her go? As long as they can get her a role, they can make enough money at the box office!"

"Isn't this a bit of an exaggeration?"

"It's no exaggeration. Standing behind her are almost all the fans of sword-fighting films in Europe and America, plus her popularity in Japan, which can guarantee that her movies will be a big hit in Japan. I can understand why the support of those fans for her is so terrifying. It's because I've seen their performances live, so I can understand this. How could those people not have thought of this?"

At this point, Kress Moretz sighed, "Just you wait, she'll soon get a chance to act in a movie here in the US. I went to see that movie, and I have to say, she did an excellent job. It's hard for me to believe that she never had any formal training before..."

Hearing such high praise, and then hearing that last statement, the agent was even more shocked: "She hasn't received any professional training?!"

“Yes, no, I checked. Everyone says she was just an ordinary high school student at first. I don’t know which school, but she definitely didn’t have any performance experience before becoming an idol.” Kress Moritz’s eyes were full of envy and resentment as she said this: “She has extremely strong talent. Whether it’s singing or dancing, she only started learning after becoming an idol, and the same goes for voice acting and acting.”

"You learned all of that after becoming an idol?!"

"Yes, in fact, she only studied voice acting for a very short time, and that was in her spare time. As for acting... she had never studied it at all. She was only asked to help out by the director because she did well when filming the music video. She acted in a dance scene, which is somewhat related to her original skills."

"Later, when filming a new movie, she was pulled in to play the lead role because she knew kendo. But what was unexpected was that, in addition to kendo, she also did an excellent job in acting, with amazing acting skills. As a sword movie, it was not only very popular in Japan, but also in Europe and America. If it weren't a sword movie, it would probably be famous all over the world."

Hearing this, the agent couldn't help but become curious. She understood what Kress Moretz meant: the movie wasn't a huge hit because it was a sword-fighting film. If it weren't a sword-fighting film, it might have been a world-class movie. That was what Kress Moretz meant.

This "first-class" doesn't mean the film is outstanding in terms of art or other aspects, but rather that it has achieved first-class popularity.

For an actress who has worked hard in Hollywood and done very well, with several films in which she plays the lead role, to say these words already demonstrates that this person named Miyamoto Nana is extremely impressive.

"Oh, and one last thing, the person behind this is now the CEO of the Hermeston Group. Although to the outside world he just acts as an investor, with the main operators being in Japan, judging from the fact that he invited her to the banquet last time, I don't think he would treat Miyamoto Nana as someone he doesn't care about."

"This……"

"If he could bring someone to that kind of banquet, and it was clearly so that she could meet the princess, I would believe you if you said she was his own daughter. After all, not only him, but even his wife was particularly kind to Miyamoto Nana, as if they were chatting with their own daughter."

The agent was at a loss for words. Was this gossip? Gossiping about the CEO of the Helmholtz Group?

Upon arriving at the venue, Kress Moretz, disguised, entered and found it already packed with people wearing support outfits. This made Kress Moretz a little embarrassed, but she quickly composed herself. Although she didn't have a support outfit, she had a light stick in her hand.

As the lights dimmed, an exciting opening cheer erupted from the crowd.

People around her started shouting, and Kress Moritz immediately joined in, waving her light stick and swaying with the crowd.

It was a very strange experience, like some kind of flame burning inside her body. She felt herself becoming somewhat excited as she swayed along with these people.

Clearly, even with just a simple intro, the atmosphere at the scene was already ignited!

Then, the moment the lights came on, a person appeared on the stage. She was dressed in gorgeous clothes and looked so lovely. She raised her hand and then spoke a string of extremely fluent and clear English.

Most importantly, it's full of American accents.

"Give me five!"

She was holding a guitar in her hands, and she was playing and singing while a professional band was performing behind her.

This is SKR's song "Give Me Five," and now it has been completely translated into English and performed on American stages.

The people at the scene cheered and sang along, but to Kress Moritz’s surprise, the group of Americans around her were singing in Japanese.

Amazing, incredible! They speak completely different languages, yet this group of people can get so fired up together, cheer together, and enjoy happiness together in this place!

Kress Moritz thought to herself, becoming increasingly immersed in the atmosphere around her.

Then, she saw Miyamoto Nana looking at her, her eyes filled with a smile and unspoken words; her gaze was a greeting!

Have you discovered me?

No, that's not right!

She didn't spot me; she was interacting with everyone present!

Seeing this, Kress Moritz was somewhat surprised. She never expected to see such a scene. Wouldn't such interaction be exhausting? Dancing and singing are already tiring enough, but to have to interact with everyone on top of that must be incredibly mentally taxing!

Just as she was shocked and confused, the song ended, and Miyamoto Nana shouted loudly, "That was translated English. I don't know if my American English is okay. I learned it by watching TV dramas!"

The group below burst into laughter.

"No problem!"

"Yes, you sang very well!"

"Did you learn it from 'The Big Bang Theory'?"

Hearing this, Miyamoto Nana nodded: "That's right, it's from 'The Big Bang Theory'!"

Then she raised her hand again: "That was in English, now it's in Japanese, let's do it again! Give me five!"

Singing a song twice, once in English and once in Japanese, didn't seem to bother the people in the audience at all. They immediately waved their light sticks happily again and sang along with the performers on stage.

The atmosphere at the scene became even more heated.

Just then, Kress Moritz suddenly spotted a somewhat familiar figure. The person was wearing sunglasses and a hat, completely concealing themselves, but they still looked vaguely familiar.

Kress Moritz was a little puzzled, wondering where she had seen this person before. She didn't think she had any friends who liked idols.

Except for Her Highness the Princess.

And look at that person shouting and waving their light stick over there, they're totally going crazy!

With slightly dark skin and a somewhat aged appearance, Kress Moretz continued to ponder where she had seen this person before, but given his attire, it was indeed difficult to discern, and Kress Moretz had no other options.

Finally, after a performance that lasted for more than an hour, at the high-five party, she saw Nana Miyamoto wink at her: "Goodbye!"

Kress Moretz knew the other person must have recognized her, but she didn't reveal it on the spot, since revealing it would probably cause trouble. So after saying goodbye, Kress Moretz went outside.

She was still very curious and wanted to know who that person was, so she decided to take a look.

Finally, the person came out. This time, she could clearly see the person's face. Even though the person had disguised himself, Kress Moritz, who was familiar with Hollywood stars, immediately recognized him.

She opened her mouth wide in surprise, and the other person saw her too, showing the same surprised expression.

When both of them removed their disguises, they were already in Kress Moretz's car.

Looking at the middle-aged black man in his forties or fifties beside her, Kress Moritz smiled and said, "I didn't expect you to come to see your idol's performance, Mr. Jackson."

The Black man spread his hands: "It's no secret that I like watching anime, everyone knows that, so isn't it natural for me to like watching idols?"

"But it still surprised me," said Coraci Moritz.

The Black man smiled and said, "You're here too, Miss Moritz. It seems we have something in common to talk about."

“Don’t worry, I won’t tell anyone,” Coraise Moritz said immediately.

"It's fine, it's perfectly acceptable to tell others," the black man said casually. "Anyway, it's nothing. I disguised myself just to avoid disturbing other people at the scene."

Kress Moritz immediately replied, "Me too!"

The black man in front of me is an extremely talented actor. His real name is Seman Jackson. He has starred in many movies, and is best known as Nick Fury in "The Avengers". He is also known as "Madam Fuck".

Kress Moritz had indeed heard that the other person was a big fan of anime, but she never expected that the other person would actually come to see Nana Miyamoto's performance.

At this moment, besides Kress Moritz being surprised, her agent, who was acting as the driver in the car, was also very shocked.

She thought it was already outrageous that Kress Moritz would go to see a Japanese idol's performance, but she never expected it to get even more outrageous: Theman Jackson also went to see the show!

This made the manager even more curious. Was this person named Miyamoto Nana really that attractive when she sang and danced?

She silently wondered if she should buy an SKR disc later and watch it carefully when she got home to see what was going on.

No, let's not buy it yet. Let's check online first. If it doesn't work, there's no need to waste money.