I run a tofu shop, and you want me to go to Akina Mountain?

Chapter 536 This is too far off!

Fujiwara interrupted, "In fact, if Miko wasn't around, I'd feel nervous and uneasy."

"But if he competes overseas in the future, and if you can't be with him at that time, how can he perform well?" Akai's tone was obviously full of doubt, so that Fujiwara Takumi was speechless for a moment.

After all, what he said made sense.

Realizing that her presence had been reduced in this situation, Miko tried her best to maintain a positive attitude.

"Then I can also cheer you on from the audience. Don't be afraid, I have a camera that can record high-quality footage!"

In order to leave good memories for Fujiwara, Miko did not hesitate to buy expensive equipment; and the photos she took were often more vivid than those taken by the official photography team.

I guess Fujiwara herself doesn’t know that most of the photos circulating on the Internet were taken by her.

Seeing that the current situation has improved, Akai seemed quite satisfied; but thinking back to what he said just now, perhaps he was a little too straightforward...

"I'm sorry, Ms. Miko. Maybe I shouldn't talk like that..."

"It's okay. I'm glad to see you taking Fujiwara so seriously and responsibly."

Although he felt something was wrong, Akai didn't investigate further.

As the game was about to start, according to the usual procedure, Akai instructed Fujiwara to do some relaxation exercises such as deep breathing and leg stretching.

In the past, old agents never strictly followed these steps, but let Fujiwara arrange it on his own.

Therefore, after being treated so formally, he felt a little uneasy.

Seeing the other person so nervous, Fujiwara became curious and asked, "Will my grades directly affect you?"

"Of course, if you perform well enough to receive more commercial invitations, I can also make more money!"

The answer was honest and direct, and Akai had no intention of hiding anything.

"That being said, we've been partners for so long, I'd be proud of you if you won!"

After hearing this, Fujiwara smiled and looked into the distance...

Meiko was pointing the camera at him, and Fujiwara Takumi waved at her: "Miko."

When Meiko saw this, she waved back.

Fujiwara Takumi's performance this time was quite impressive and the organizers were very satisfied with him.

As for Nobuzawa Yoshi, he hopes that Fujiwara Takumi can compete abroad to attract more attention. In this way, they can make more money.

Before leaving, Xin Zeshan came to see him off, which surprised Miko who was standing next to him.

"Hello, Miss Miko, I'm Xin Zeshan. This is the first time we meet. Thank you for your guidance."

"Hello, Mr. Nobuzawa."

Xin Zeshan was very aware that his arrival was a bit sudden, but he did not explain it in detail. Facing him, Fujiwara Takumi did not know what to say for a moment.

"Takumi, you must try your best in this race. The overseas racing market has not been fully developed yet." This sentence contains so much meaning.

During this time, Xin Zeshan naturally learned about the racing situation in other countries. Although each place is quite lively, compared with here, it is more of a personal hobby. In other words, it is difficult for those big bosses abroad to make a lot of money from it.

But as a veteran in this industry, Xin Zeshan certainly knows how to operate. What he lacks now is a breakthrough, and this key person is Fujiwara Takumi.

As long as Takumi becomes famous overnight abroad, Xin Zeshan will have a vast ocean of wealth in front of him.

Miko even thought about buying a plane ticket to go together, but after thinking about what Akai said before, she gave up the idea.

On the plane, Akai was busy organizing some materials, which contained various travel guides for the target countries - such as where is the best place to go, which means of transportation is most suitable, and other information.

Fujiwara Takumi was confused: "Shouldn't the organizers prepare all these things? Will there be no one to deliver them?"

In fact, the racing world abroad has not yet developed, so there is not much money to spend. "When I contacted the other party, they said that if possible, they would arrange a guide. But the key is that they said 'if possible'."

As a manager, you have to consider the worst-case scenario and make all preparations. I really admire Fujiwara Takumi for this. In short, the role of a manager is a bit like a butler...

In the blink of an eye, several hours passed and the plane landed at its destination. As expected, no one came to pick them up, and Fujiwara Takumi couldn't help feeling a little disappointed.

Fortunately, Akai had made adequate preparations for these possible problems. After getting off the bus, Akai hailed a taxi and used a translation app to tell the driver where they were going.

The journey was smooth. After a while, Akai seemed to see a sign and said, "Takumi, we're almost there."

Fujiwara Takumi was quite surprised: he really didn't expect the organizer to be so tight on money. The hotel in front of him was simply a small B&B, and it was not even as good as an ordinary B&B. The accommodation conditions were very poor.

"Akai, is this the place arranged for us?"

The most important thing is that there is only one room.

Didn't he expect there would be two of us?

How could I not have thought of that?

It's just that I don't have the money to prepare.

Akai picked up the phone and looked like he wanted to contact the organizer of the competition, but unfortunately the phone was turned off and he couldn't get through at all.

I guess no one would have thought that the organizer would be so poor.

Soon, Jiro Akai's call was connected, but it seemed that his foreign language was not very good.

Fujiwara Takumi took the phone.

"Hello, sir. I'm sorry to bother you so late. I would like to ask if you can change us to a better hotel?"

There was silence for a while, and then the person replied, "Mr. Fujiwara, I'm so sorry, but our funds are very tight and we can't afford any extra expenses."

Fujiwara Takumi was helpless. It wasn't that he had high demands.

But the conditions here are really too bad.

Finally, the organizer said awkwardly: "Mr. Fujiwara, we have reserved breakfast for you tomorrow at a restaurant near your residence."

"I will send the specific address to your email."

Fujiwara Takumi immediately said, "No, thank you."

After hanging up the phone, Fujiwara Takumi said helplessly: "The organizer is really too poor. We can only rely on ourselves to find a solution."

"I just checked, and all the nearby hotels are full."

Maybe it’s because of the racing competition. “Since racing competitions have such a big influence, why can’t the organizers make money?”

Akai Jiro answered his question.

"As Xin Zeshan said, there is no mature profit model abroad."

It’s not that they don’t want to make money, it’s just that they still need time to explore.