After dreaming of getting rich, I dressed up as a collapsed idol

"Here, oatmeal, bread, eggs, vegetable salad, and milk. I saw online that eating these low-GI carbohydrates is good for your low blood sugar problem."

The next morning, Lu Qingfeng and Yang Xiuxiu came to the hotel restaurant for breakfast.

The neighbor sister brought food.

"Thank you, Sister Xiuxiu."

He had just gotten up and yawned, feeling a little listless.

This low-energy period before eating every morning has become his daily routine.

After breakfast and a short rest, I felt better.

"This morning, Brother Zhu told me something and asked me to ask you something."

It was still early, so the two ordered another drink and sat in the restaurant chatting, Yang Xiuxiu said.

"what?"

Lu Qingfeng looked at him.

"It's said that an international student in Japan contacted the studio and wanted permission to move news about you from China to the social media platforms here."

"Well, whether we allow it or not doesn't seem to affect him, right?"

Lu Qingfeng felt that this was not something that required him to make a decision.

Being a fan is a very personal thing. It is common to spread photos and news about an artist on social platforms in order to recommend him or her to others because you like him or her.

"That's different. This international student wants to establish a formal fan club here."

In this case, the nature is different.

Lu Qingfeng picked up the hot drink and took a sip.

As someone who aims to become a phenomenal idol, he has certainly learned about the entertainment industries in other countries.

Especially because of the Fuso activities, I have a deeper understanding of this place.

Because of the developed entertainment industry, Japan has done a thorough job in developing the value of artists. A very prominent phenomenon is the fan club, abbreviated as FC in English.

This is basically an official organization established by the agency to provide exclusive benefits to fans.

Such as exclusive information of artists, photos and audio materials that are not posted on social platforms, priority access to concert tickets, etc.

And it's not just entertainers in the entertainment industry, Japanese sports stars also have their own fan clubs.

Of course, these benefits don't come for free.

There is a membership fee to join, and if you want to continue to enjoy these benefits, you have to pay an annual fee or a monthly fee.

The fees vary depending on the popularity of the artist, and can be high or low.

Taking the annual fee as an example, the lowest is one or two thousand yen, and the highest can reach more than ten thousand yen.

If this fan club is really established, it would be equivalent to the studio opening a branch in Fuso.

"What do you think, Sister Xiuxiu?"

Lu Qingfeng asked.

Yang Xiuxiu had obviously thought about this question, and after a moment of hesitation, she spoke.

"It would definitely be beneficial if someone was specifically responsible for running the business here. Even if you're highly popular, without consistent coverage, it's hard to maintain the enthusiasm of those who like you."

"And you can't stay here, so having a fan club can maintain the popularity base here while continuing to spread the influence."

Yang Xiuxiu is also continuing to learn and is no longer the novice who knew only a little about this circle.

"Besides, even if we don't establish this fan club here, there are fans who will set up their own. That person mentioned this in the information he sent to the studio. These wild clubs that are beyond our jurisdiction are even more uncontrollable."

"The fact that this person thought of this shows that he has brains and the ability to act, and that he recognized the opportunity. He was also able to restrain himself and come to me, which at least shows that he's not the type of person who would act recklessly."

“You can try to touch it.”

Lu Qingfeng nodded.

It's well-founded and there's no reason not to adopt it.

"Then let's do it."

He agreed.

Yang Xiuxiu took out her cell phone to contact Zhu Zhichang.

"Oh, by the way, this foreign student is also your fan. When we went to Jimbocho before, wasn't there a Chinese guy who asked to take a photo with you? It was him."

Lu Qingfeng had some impression.

"It was Shen Chuan who contacted the work's Weibo account directly. He was afraid that Niu Shiyu would ignore his messages, so he specially sent a photo of you and him. It was indeed because of this photo that the studio noticed it."

Yang Xiuxiu said with a smile.

Lu Qingfeng smiled and also thought that this person was quite interesting.

After sitting for a while, Yamada Kumata and others arrived and started their last schedule in Fuso, the recording of a variety show.

"The show Mr. Lu is going to be on is called 'Human Observation' and it's broadcast on TBS."

After everyone got on the bus, Kumata Yamada introduced the content of the program to be recorded.

"The show uses hidden cameras, and each episode sets up some events that are difficult or impossible to happen in daily life, and then observes the reactions of ordinary people in such situations."

Lu Qingfeng knew about this program, and had even heard of it in his previous life, because several clips in the program were quite popular on the Chinese Internet.

Many people know that foreign movies are rated, mainly based on the degree of violence and gore in the scenes, but TV programs are not strictly rated.

It is mainly a social consensus reached in a certain sense.

It is divided into morning dramas, noon dramas and late night dramas.

Many of the large-scale and shocking programs known in China come from late-night dramas.

"Human Observation" was originally a late-night drama program, which started at 12:30 in the morning.

But no one expected that because of its imaginative creativity, the program would become so popular in less than half a year that it was moved to prime time.

The program duration was also extended from the original half an hour to two hours.

It is a model of counterattack through creativity.

This program has been on the air since 2012 and has many classic segments to date.

For example, "If XX suddenly speaks, answer? Don't answer?"

A vending machine on the street suddenly strikes up a conversation with a customer who comes to buy a drink, recommending a drink based on their appearance. If your pet dog at home suddenly starts talking, what will your children do?

"The daughter who hasn't been home for a long time has become a different person. Can the old father recognize her?"

It means literally, use someone else to replace the daughter to come home, and then everyone else in the family says that she is a family member, but hide it from the father. How will the father react?

Others include "What if the father-in-law you visited for the first time turned out to be a gangster boss" and "What if your spouse turned into an entertainer after being hypnotized"...

What Lu Qingfeng is going to record today is one of the classic segments.

If My Husband's Descendant is a Super Famous Person

Kumata Yamada took out the prepared script.

The plot is actually very simple. Lu Qingfeng goes to the prepared restaurant to eat, and then the whole family comes in to eat. The husband of one of the family has worked in China for a period of time, so he knows Lu Qingfeng and they have a good relationship as seniors and juniors.

While eating, I pretended to meet him by chance and recognized him.

At this time, observe the expressions of the wife and daughter who don’t understand the situation.

"I came up with this project because I knew my wife and daughter were both fans of Mr. Lu."

Yamada Kumata added.