Tokyo: The Chinese-Born King of Japanese Entertainment

Transmigrating into Tokyo at the tail end of the Heisei era, Sakurada Jun catches none of the bubble economy's leftover spoils but every single blow of the Reiwa downturn. Fully aware of the feeble spending power of Reiwa otaku, he resolves to cling to his compatriots from the East—the "Todai faithful"—and serve them with every resource he can muster. His plan: time the market, consolidate assets, and devote all the archipelago's offerings to win the hearts of his mainland supporters. Yet his seemingly foolproof schemes always veer off course. To create buzz, he performs an absurd meme dance at a Johnny's audition—only to have executives beg him to sign on the spot. He tricks Nagano Hiroshi into joining Johnny's for an Ultraman Trigger role, intending to coast as a trainee and wait for the agency to self-destruct. Years later, the world calls him the "Kaishakunin" (the mercy-killer) of Johnny's. He aspires to become the male equivalent of a beloved J-pop diva by 2025, but somehow ends up with a Grammy and a title as a cultural exchange ambassador between two nations. In a later interview, J-pop's first Grammy winner, the most handsome human host of Ultraman, the GOAT of Japanese idols, one of the three Reiwa geniuses, and the notorious Grammy no-show Sakurada Jun reflects: "Once upon a time, I truly only wanted to serve my dear Todai fans. And now—I shall serve them with passion, energy, and sincerity, wholeheartedly! So, don't get in the way of uncle making money!"