Wrapped

Ikeda Ichinosuke has some more screen time later in the story.

He will appear as a memory, but those scenes can only be filmed back at the Tokyo filming location.

Similarly, Jackie Chan's character, Li Shuhong, also has some interactions with the grown-up Asagami Miin, so some more scenes need to be filmed.

Adno was truly finished; he was a very busy man, and after recovering from his injury, he flew back home.

Shuya exchanged contact information with him and agreed to keep in touch.

Ikeda Ichinosuke's role is basically over, but that doesn't mean he's off easy.

We still need to do promotional work afterwards.

Especially after the Morning Drama start airing in April, the promotion will definitely be even more intense.

The day after Adno left, the film crew also set off back to Tokyo.

My trip to Hokkaido has officially come to an end.

Shuya felt a sense of attachment to this place.

The weather here is perfect for the Northland New Snow Thousand-Fold Style, and it also provides an advantage for practicing sword skills.

Another point is that he didn't find the Snow Woman.

The existence of the Snow Woman is not Shuya's imagination.

Li Shuhong mentioned the secrets of Ikeda Ichinosuke; he knew the Snow Woman.

The two had a good relationship; when Ikeda Ichinosuke was young, the Snow Woman assisted him in his training on many occasions.

In the final battle in Hokkaido, the Snow Woman) also secretly participated in the fighting.

This event was not recorded in history, so Aoki Shin and others were unaware of it, and therefore it was not shown in the drama.

Section 156, Episode 141: Filming Wrapped

In his Shuya ventured deep into the snow several times, even inviting Jackie Chan and others to explore with him, but they found nothing.

Shuya also had some guesses about the Snow Woman's condition.

One was killed in battle, the other was seriously wounded and fell into a deep sleep.

Otherwise, given his status as the successor of the Northland New Snow Thousand-Fold Style, she would definitely have appeared.

The inability to find the Snow Woman was the most disappointing aspect of the trip for Shuya.

He hadn't forgotten about Rena and the Fox God, and still wanted to ask the Snow Woman about it.

But he found nothing... He felt there was no reason for this. Anyone who has ever existed should leave a trace. Even if the Snow Woman is dead, she should still leave a trace. The current situation was that he really couldn't sense anything.

That's really weird.

Did they move?

... or perhaps visiting friends?

The Snow Woman isn't limited to North Hokkaido; there are others in other places as well. However, in Hokkaido's North Hokkaido, there's only the Snow Woman that Ikeda Ichinosuke knows.

Shuya returned to Tokyo disappointed and did not immediately start working.

The remaining scenes of his in the Morning Drama don't need to be filmed for now; the production team is prioritizing Jackie Chan's scenes.

Jackie Chan's time is very tight.

Mai- chan's remaining scenes were also temporarily suspended. The production team called over the real female lead and filmed the later scenes Asagami Miin and Li Shuhong.

Mai- chan and Shuya didn't have any scenes, but they would go to the set every day to watch.

Seeing Jackie Chan's acting skills, which surpass those of famous actors, is a great learning experience in itself.

If Shuya were to slack off and Kato Nobunaga found out, he'd probably get a severe scolding.

When filming officially began, numerous problems arose on set.

Jackie Chan was fine; it was the female lead who was too nervous.

She couldn't even speak properly in front of her idol, let alone have any acting skills.

Moreover, she doesn't have much acting experience.

It took her two days to get used to speaking properly, but her acting skills were still lacking.

She almost cried from the scolding.

But we managed to pull through and finish filming.

After she finished filming her scenes with Jackie Chan, it was Shuya's turn to film.

Although Shuya wasn't as pressed for time as Jackie Chan and didn't have to film everything in one take, the director considered that Shuya only had two or three scenes left, so there was no need to call him back later.

It's better to finish his scenes now to avoid having to schedule them again.

Shuya wasn't some nobody who could be called upon at any time; who knows what his schedule would be like afterward.

The most important thing now is to shoot well.

In later storylines, Ikeda Ichinosuke will appear several times in Asagami Miin's flashbacks after his death.

The director asked Shuya to shoot several more scenes, and then select the best ones to edit into the final cut.

The filming of the female lead went more smoothly this time than before, perhaps because she was used to it, or perhaps because Shuya doesn't have the same formidable fame as Jackie Chan.

After filming these fragmented scenes, Shuya shooting.

However, since the Morning Drama is still in the initial filming stage, there was naturally no celebration banquet.

I did manage to eat a meal.

After Shuya finishes, it's Mai- chan's turn to have her part.

Asagami Miin successfully escaped to Tokyo. Li Shuhong helped her settle everything after losing her family, arranged for her to attend a good school, left her some property, and finally entrusted many people to take care of her before leaving.

What follows is Asagami Miin's coming-of-age story.

After the transitional plot, the true female lead makes her appearance.

Shuya originally wanted to go to the live performance to see Mai -chan act, but she ruthlessly refused.

She was so engrossed in the role that she believed Ikeda Ichinosuke was dead and that Shuya be in her sight, lest he interfere with her.

Shuya wanted to dump Kō-nii on the spot... but never mind, Kō-nii is already exhausted.

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Shuya was rejected by her and never went to the film set again.

He had other things to do.

In March, he and Hanazawa Sakura will also attend a music awards ceremony.

The Japan Gold Disc Awards, presented by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.

This is a very important award in the Japan music industry.

Unsurprisingly, Hanazawa Sakura dominated this year's Japan Gold Disc Awards.

Artist of the Year Award.

Song of the Year.

Album of the Year.

Best animated film of the year.

Best soundtrack album of the year.

They've won so many awards they're practically overwhelmed.

The single, of course, refers to Small Love Song.

The album refers to the album released by Hanazawa Sakura under the name Nakamura Cho during the airing of the second season of Alien Baby Hikari-chan, which contains all the songs sung by Nakamura Cho.

The album title is "Nakamura Cho".

This album has sold over three million copies in Japan alone so far.

It's not as good as Small Love Song, but it has already surpassed other albums of the same year.

That's why I received this award.

The best soundtrack album of the year, of course, refers to the soundtrack of Alien Baby Hikari-chan.

After winning so many awards, Hanazawa Sakura, along with Shuya, her Little Senior Sister, and Ayako Ishikawa, who created "Small Love Song," once again became the target of the media.

The MHK executives were also cunning. Seeing how popular Shuya was, they quickly asked him to participate in the promotional activities for the Morning Drama.

Shuya couldn't refuse, after all, doing publicity was part of the job.

He got busy again.

By the time things finally calmed down a bit, it was already April.

In Japan, the school season typically starts in April, but that doesn't mean students have to start school on April 1st.

There is no fixed date; Shuya's school holds its entrance ceremony on the second Monday of April, and then classes begin.

Shuya didn't care which elementary school he should attend; it was all decided by Hanazawa Sakura.

He never intended to go to class obediently.

Kids are so annoying, and the things they learn in elementary school are so boring.

He would rather go to work than go to class.

But I still want to go to the entrance ceremony; after all, I've never experienced it before, and it's quite a novel experience.

Okay, I'll go do nothing after I'm done.

He also needs to help promote the Morning Drama.

He heard from his mother that many schools had already contacted her, offering excellent conditions to Shuya.

She ultimately chose a renowned private school, which offered free tuition, various preferential treatments, and a high degree of freedom in her studies.

As long as a certain level of attendance and participation in exams are maintained, that's sufficient; other Shuya be wasted.

The so-called "certain level of attendance" is entirely negotiable.

Specifically, if Shuya can attend school for a certain number of days, then the attendance rate is calculated based on that number of days.

The rules are just for fooling people; in reality, the school will handle everything.

This unscrupulous school and Hanazawa Sakura hit it off immediately.

After receiving the response, the primary school quickly publicized it, attracting more students to attend.

The elementary school originally wanted Shuya the entrance ceremony, but Shuya declined.

He was too lazy to go.

Besides Shuya, the Quintuplets have also reached school age.

However, they and Shuya did not attend the same school; they went to a public elementary school.

Ultimately, it all comes down to money.

Tuition fees for five people are a big problem.

Although tuition at public schools is free, that doesn't mean there are no other expenses.

School trips, hiking trips, social studies courses, etc. (See tuition fees for details.)

Lunch expenses.

Costs for books, school supplies, and learning materials, etc.

Fees for extracurricular activities, such as sports meets and forest school fees.

Transportation costs.