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  Chapter 64. I'm Truly a Genius!

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  That's right. After experieng tless betrayals, Cujoh Jolyne finally discovered the problem. Although Pucci was quite reliable when it came to disappointing her, it was clear that he wasn't very smart.

  But perhaps it's true that fools have their own blessings. Every actor Pucci recruited was exceptional!?

  Whether it was Dio, Artoria, or Kirito.

  In a certain sense, before "Phantom Blood" truly showcased its character charm, the somewhat mediocre and even off-putting early story of "Phantom Blood" was supported by the hard work of these actors!

  If not for the improbability of such luck repeatedly nding great actors, and if Sakata Gintoki, the newly certified main character, was a reliable actor who could clearly lose money, Cujoh Jolyne really wouldn't dare let Pucci tinue reending actors.

  But to be on the safe side, since "Phantom Blood" achieved its current popurity, a signifit part of it was due to this luxurious cast of actors, who could be sidered top-tier even in the industry. Then she would go the opposite way!

  Using the worst actors to ruin the reputation that "Phantom Blood" had built!

  It must be said, despite being deceived many times, this was entirely because Pucd his team didn't py fair and always tricked and ambushed her, a weak woman.

  This made her seem less sharp. If she could freely exert her will and walk this kind of evil path, Cujoh Jolyne's IQ would recim the high ground.

  She deliberately searched for a bunch of bad films online. From the most obscure war films, she found a famous worthless actor who couldn't even py a small supp role, and before a bullet even hit him, he was scared ao the ground, thus being notorious in the industry—

  "Major!!?"

  Looking at the fat man in front of her, Pucci was inally puzzled as to why Cujoh Jolyne was so adamant about iing someoo the crew, and why she insisted on assigning this actor a major role.

  ed that this might affect "Battle Tendency", all his doubts and worries dissipated at this moment. Although he wasn't the chosen actor who tributed to the se of "Germany's teological level is the world's best," this was still the Major!

  The same chosen actor from an alternate dimension, who said "Gentlemen, I love war" in "Hellsing Ultimate"!

  "Well, actually, my name is Nobuo Tobita..."

  (PS: Sihe inal work used the Major as a code name and never revealed the real he author uses the voice actor's name here.)

  "Name doesn't matter. By the way, did you read the script before ing over?"

  After spending time with Dio and others and improving his ag skills, Pucci suppressed his excitement and tried to maintain a serious demeanor, asking, "What role are you pying? Which role do you think you are suited for?"

  Although in terms of physique, Stroheim, the perfect embodiment of the tall, muscur tough guy style from the "JOJO" series, is pletely different from the Major, who, if not fermany's te-stage wars leading to recruitmeris loosening from strict requirements to accepting anyone, wouldn't have been successfully recruited into the German army. Not to say it's just a little bit unlike, but it's fually different.

  But in terms of personal will!

  The Major is undoubtedly one of the people Pucci has met with the most resolute will!

  Even with his body transformed into maery, he still firmly believes he is human and takes pride in his humay!

  Even ih, his steadfast will is why he refuses those who want to i vampire blood into him and bee a non-human vampire!

  If such a character is cast correctly, it could be like Jonathan, directly being the most shining star in the industry.

  And if not cast correctly, with their strong will, the addition of a mere full-dive tempte wouldn't affect their will in the slightest. Ultimately, it would only lead to a story with a chaotiding.

  This might also expin why the Major, despite being an actor for so long, has entered war films and monster films that fit his chosen actor traits. But due to bad luck, he always drew roles he wasn't good at. This led to ter on, no crew choosing him.

  So even without finding Stroheim, Pucci was quite tempted by the Major, who had a less suitable appeara was very fitting in terms of internal qualities.

  But after seeing the Major's terrible resume, and the role arras for the Major being predetermined by Cujoh Jolyne in her role as an ior, Pucci's current mood robably a mix of both joy and suffering.

  If Cujoh Jolyne had indeed assigned some strange role to the Major, then he would argue aiate with Cujoh Jolyne no matter erhaps in terms of judging people, Cujoh Jolyne's eye for talent was truly excellent, unc the discarded gem that was the Major.

  But this level still fell far short pared to his own memories from the past life. Just as Pucci had already figured out how to persuade Cujoh Jolyne, before he could act, he heard a respohat was both ued and reasonable...

  "Well, Supervisor Pucci. President Cujoh said she wants me to py a military-reted role roheim..."

  Perhaps aware of his poor resume, the Major's tone was noticeably weaker when saying this. After all...

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  "obuo Tobita py a military role? He 't; he doesn't have that ability, you know!?"

  With hands on her hips and feeling proud of her wise decision, Cujoh Jolyne said with a happy smile: "Even an actor like Nobuo Tobita py a major role, rather than tinuing to use JOJO and reen Dolphin Studio has truly lost its face!"

  "...I almost imagine how the audience who liked "Phantom Blood" will criticize us after "Battle Tendency" airs!"

  "And ing up with such a damaging trick, I am truly so bad, so genius!!"