Chapter 190: Madness at the Concert! The Anger of 100,000 Spectators! (Please Auto-Subscribe)

After a period of phone chats with Chen Mo, Yang Mi also gradually revealed her true personality.

However, a week later...

The Tokyo concert was ready, and Chen Mo had to take a plane to Tokyo!

This time, Chen Mo's whereabouts were not exposed. He went through the airport smoothly, left the airport, and took a car to the hotel.

Not long after arriving at the hotel, a knock came from outside the door.

Because he was in a foreign country, Chen Mo didn't open the door immediately but looked through the peephole before opening the door.

Standing outside the door was the concert person in charge, Glenn, and beside him was a middle-aged man with a typical Japanese appearance.

"Chen Mo, let me introduce you. This is Mr. Yamamoto from the Stardust Agency. Their agency is cooperating with our Momo Company for this concert in Tokyo."

Glenn introduced.

Hearing Glenn's words, Chen Mo pondered for a moment.

The Stardust Agency was the leading agency in Japan at that time, with artists under its banner including Takako Tokiwa, Keiko Takeuchi, Ko Shibasaki, and many other actresses. The agency was even called the "Heavenly Queen Palace" by the Japanese.

"Hello, Mr. Yamamoto."

Chen Mo smiled and extended his hand.

"Hello, Mr. Chen Mo."

Yamamoto hurriedly extended his hand and bowed.

Then Chen Mo invited the two in.

After entering, the three walked to the sofa and sat down. Then Glenn took a list out of his pocket and handed it to Chen Mo.

"This is the guest list for the Tokyo concert. If there are no problems, we can finalize it."

Because Chen Mo didn't know any celebrities in Japan, the concert guests could only be entrusted to people here to help find them.

Chen Mo looked at the guest list and then nodded, saying, "Hmm, no problem."

Hearing Chen Mo's words, a look of joy immediately appeared on Yamamoto's face sitting opposite.

Because most of the guests on the list were people from their agency; being able to participate in Chen Mo's concert would definitely allow them to gain super attention.

"By the way, Mr. Chen Mo, actually we have another request. Of course, this request depends on whether it's convenient for you."

Yamamoto said at this time.

"Oh? Please speak, Mr. Yamamoto."

Chen Mo asked.

"It's just whether you could sing a Japanese song during the concert, even if it's just two simple lines. This would make the fans in our country even more expectant and excited."

Yamamoto said.

Chen Mo nodded with a smile after hearing this, "Alright, no problem. I'll prepare the song by then."

"Thank you so much!"

Yamamoto hurriedly stood up and bowed.

Then the two sides chatted for a while, and Glenn left with Yamamoto.

After the two left, Chen Mo walked to a table, sat down, took out paper and pen, and began to write lyrics and music.

In his past life, he didn't know much about Japanese songs; the only ones he had heard were those by Kenshi Yonezu and a few other famous ones.

The song Chen Mo was preparing to write was called *Lemon*, which was one of Kenshi Yonezu's representative works.

The fame of this song in later generations was such that even listeners who didn't like Japanese songs would definitely have heard it somewhere, and for listeners who liked Japanese songs, it went without saying.

One hour later.

Chen Mo finished writing this song, then packed up the paper, walked to the bed, lay down, and fell into a deep sleep.

The next day.

Zhou Baoguo drove Glenn and Chen Mo to the concert rehearsal site.

When the car was driving on the road, Chen Mo saw promotional advertisements for his concert on some billboards on both sides of the road!

He was in a cool outfit, and below was a somewhat "chuunibyou" introduction in Japanese.

No matter how he looked at it, there was a sense of shame.

Soon the car arrived at the concert rehearsal site. After getting out of the car, Chen Mo thought of something and said to Glenn, "Glenn, don't forget to set up the screen outside by then, and also get some small stools."

"I know."