People would never complain about having too much money in their pockets, just as agents would never complain about having too many talented artists under their wing.
And from any angle, Jiang Xia was an irresistibly tempting prize to the female agent before them.
If only I could sign him under me. Tanigawa Noe sighed inwardly. Unfortunately, this Great Detective is always busy. He seems interested in the entertainment industry, yet not interested at all...
Agents occasionally discussed this strange matter: in theory, young people who were interested in the entertainment industry were easy to recruit. All it took was casually painting them a rosy picture, and they would happily rush over to take a bite.
But Jiang Xia was very different. Agents often saw him visiting all kinds of filming locations, eagerly watching detective dramas or romance dramas. Yet whenever someone actually extended an olive branch to him, he never reached out to take it.
He only occasionally made cameo appearances, but once the previews aired, the ratings for those scenes always rose noticeably... That only made him more desirable.
In any case, opportunities like this are rare. Trying won't cost me anything. The female agent secretly clenched her fist. To run into Jiang Xia in such a remote place—perhaps this was fate's guidance all along.
Beside her, the actor she represented had finished arguing with Officer Shiratori. The lead actor playing the Detective looked around, and his gaze soon settled on Jiang Xia. "Tanigawa said a genuine Great Detective came here today—she was talking about you, right?"
The female agent immediately grew wary. He isn't going to provoke him, is he?
She was about to say something, but the actor merely held out his hand to Jiang Xia. "I heard you've solved many bizarre cases. I'd really like