Jin

Jin is not a very brave or strong person.

He looks down on Kazuki Kedōin and calls him "Junior" because he thinks he is better.

Jin does not like being called "Junior" and feels annoyed when people see through his real personality.

He tries to act high and mighty, but he is really a coward deep down.

Jin thinks his own ways are smarter than older styles, and he often insults Kazuki Kedōin by calling him an "old-fashioned Showa man."

Jin has a bad relationship with Kazuki Kedōin.

Kazuki Kedōin does not like Jin’s way of running the agency, especially how he handles the female idols.

Jin often makes the female talents have close relationships with important clients or shareholders to win favor.

He is tricked and outsmarted by both Kazuki Kedōin and Kirika Kokuryū, who are not fooled by his real nature.

Running the Agency

Jin is the second president after the founder of "God Promotion."

He manages the agency using tricks and unfair methods.

Jin has a habit of making the young female talents get close to clients or shareholders to bring more business.

Conflict with Kazuki Kedōin

Kazuki Kedōin has worked at the agency since the founder was in charge.

He does not agree with Jin’s methods, especially the way Jin treats the agency’s female idols.

This difference creates a lot of tension between Jin and Kazuki Kedōin.

Haru Tennōji’s Takeover

With Kazuki Kedōin’s help, Haru Tennōji sees a chance to take over the world of show business by targeting Jin.

Their plan ends with Jin being pushed aside and losing most of his power after a big meeting with the shareholders.

Jin is not fired, but he becomes only an advisor, which is a big drop in status.

Jin is often looked down on by the people around him, both by old staff and important clients.

He acts like a boss but is really scared of losing power.

Even though Jin tries to hide his weak side, people like Kazuki Kedōin and Kirika Kokuryū always see through him.