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

Chapter 538 Common Weaknesses

"Fujiwara, why did you come back just now?" Miko asked with concern.

"There was some delay on the road." Fujiwara tried to attribute the reason to something else.

Miko first said to Akai, "Thank you for your hard work," and then, seeing that the two seemed to have something to say, she left to give them some space.

"Fujiwara, I looked at several nearby venues and found that even if they were set up according to unified standards, the conditions in each place were still quite different," said Akai.

Fujiwara Takumi asked curiously: "What are the differences?"

Then, Akai handed over a pile of information he had sorted out.

It turned out that during this period, Akai was not idle, but collected many photos of foreign venues and printed them out.

Looking at the information in his hand, "It is true." Fujiwara admitted.

"I remember the organizers mentioned that the competition would be held in several different venues." Meiko interrupted.

"That's right." Fujiwara Takumi responded.

It seems that I will need a little luck in the next game.

Fujiwara Takumi carefully studied the differences between these places. In fact, the safety measures in some places were not adequate.

Thinking that the sponsorship for this competition was not abundant, I thought of asking Xin Zeshan for help in providing some financial support.

At least security can be improved.

Just as Miko was about to mention that she didn't get a good night's rest, she was interrupted by Akai. "Where did you get this news?" Akai seemed to feel something was wrong.

Meiko then explained, "You can see the live situation on the international racing live channel, and there are many reporters there."

Akai really didn't pay much attention to this. After all, with so many contestants, who would pay attention to what the reporters were doing?

“Did the media report this news?”

“They also mentioned that the track conditions in each place are different, and many drivers are trying to adapt.”

"Is there any report about Fujiwara?" Miko asked.

"Of course there is. He has performed well in China and won many awards. Naturally, he is one of the key figures in the media's attention."

"There was someone specifically following and filming him?" Akai was surprised.

Miko could only shake her head helplessly and teach Akai how to search for information on the Internet. In fact, Akai also knew these methods, but he just didn't think about it in this way at first.

"I understand, thank you!" Akai said gratefully.

Then, Miko asked another question: "Will this be disadvantageous to Fujiwara?"

After thinking for a moment, Akai replied: "It depends on how many videos of Fujiwara's games we have taken."

“If someone gets a hold of my practice footage and analyzes it, it would be a threat to me,” Fujiwara said.

But he immediately added: "Similar situations have occurred in domestic competitions, but I was still able to win the championship."

Although he believed in Fujiwara's ability, Akai decided to contact people in the news industry just in case.

However, when the call was just connected and handed over to the other party, Fujiwara Takumi hung up immediately.

"Akai, there's no need to be so nervous. There's no need to interfere too much in many things. Even if the opponent wants to study my tactics, just let them do it." Fujiwara said calmly.

Many techniques are not something that can be learned through short-term practice, but are instinctive reactions accumulated over many years.

And one's special skills will only be revealed in real combat.

Hearing this, Akai and Miko felt a little relieved. "There's really no need to be too anxious," Miko agreed.

Recalling what I had seen before, there wasn’t a lot of content, mainly because it was necessary to fully introduce each participant.

Akai temporarily gave up the idea, "Okay, but you have to be vigilant at all times in the future. If there are any problems, you must communicate and solve them in time."

The two of them stood in front of Akai hand in hand like children and promised to act carefully.

"Just remember this!"

Akai, don't you usually visit foreign websites?"

Akai has always trusted Fujiwara Takumi.

After hearing what Fujiwara Takumi said, he also felt that there was nothing more to contact with the media.

Miko was curious about many things about Akai, so she asked someone to check his background.

After all, she doesn't want to recruit another person who will turn against her when she sees benefits when working with Fujiwara Takumi.

"Nine-nine-seven", according to Fujiwara Takumi, the betrayal of his former agent also had some problems of his own.

But in short, this kind of betrayal should not happen again.

Akai didn't have much work experience before, and he handled things quite efficiently.

This also made Meiko always admire the new agent.

His attitude towards Fujiwara Takumi is even more caring than his previous agent.

Let’s talk about business capabilities.

Jiro Akai graduated from the management department of a prestigious university.

I used to be a senior executive in a company, but for some reason I changed my career and did this.

However, Miko investigated further and found that the price offered by Nobuzawa Zen was very high.

The total of his monthly salary and benefits is definitely not lower than what he earned in his previous position.

"Akai is really attentive to you."

"Yeah, Akai is a good person. He will prepare everything in advance."

Only Fujiwara Takumi knows how good Akai is.

Except for his poor spoken English, he is proficient in almost everything else.

"By the way, Fujiwara, Akai just sorted out some video recordings of other contestants' matches."

"Because I was an amateur racing driver for a while, he also wanted me to study with you."

This was also a rare opportunity as Akai allowed the two of them to be together during working hours.

Hearing this, Fujiwara Takumi was naturally very happy.

Miko quickly turned on her laptop and plugged in the USB drive that Jiro Akai gave her.

A large number of files were instantly transferred to Meiko's computer.

In order to organize it better, she even brought a notebook to record it.

The notebook also contains handwritten notes from previous analysis of domestic contestants.

After everything was ready, Meiko played the first video, and unexpectedly it was her old friend Eisen.

"Fujiwara, you should be familiar with this player. He was here last time..."

"It's quite familiar, but let's take a closer look."

Fujiwara Takumi said as he started playing the video.

It is obvious at a glance that Aisen has made tremendous progress during this period of time.

"He's really talented," commented Fujiwara Takumi.

Miko also had some impression of Aisen, she only remembered that Fujiwara Takumi mentioned him many times.

Next up is another contestant.

After watching several videos, Fujiwara Takumi summarized their common weaknesses:

They are all used to sprinting at full speed in the last lap.