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When his "plan" is implemented, all doubts will disappear.

But to his surprise, just the day before he was going to hold a press conference, another bad news came out. A man named Funaneki Hisashi believed that Hiroto Akihara had plagiarized his manuscript.

On the front page of the "Tokyo Shimbun" that night, a transcript of the other party's interview was published.

"The death of Hiroto Akihara's "The Reasoner" is very similar to a work I submitted to Mandansha before. It describes the reasoner who left a huge legacy after his death, and his descendants started to get the inheritance. A story of intrigue."

"But my work was rejected at that time, and at that time, Hiroto Akihara left Mandansha, and won the Newcomer Award for Mystery Literature from the Mystery Writers Association for "Death of Reasoning"!"

"So I think that Hiroto Akihara obtained the manuscript of this work from Mandansha through a specific channel, and plagiarized and modified it!"

"It made me feel so miserable that I even went to the doctor and prescribed a lot of drugs for depression... But the biggest problem is that my writing inspiration has completely disappeared, and I can't write any good works because of it!"

"So Akihara Yuto is not a genius at all! He is just a despicable thief and a plagiarist!"

"I want him to publicly apologize to me, to everyone he copied..."

Hiroto Akihara didn't read any more when he saw this, and threw it aside.

There are sensationalists every year, but I didn't expect another one to appear here.

He felt that the other party was suffering from hysteria.

If it was another work, he would probably consider whether it was a similar work in a parallel world.

But "Death of Reasoning" was adapted by him based on a Hollywood movie, and the ideas are completely different from Neon's native reasoning techniques, so there is a fart relationship.

But having said that, the neon society is a society that sympathizes with the weak.

After the clown named "Funahiki" jumped out, it is estimated that many people will believe him again, right?

Asano and Nishijima have dark circles under their eyes a lot recently.

Even Chairman Hehe and others recently called to comfort themselves.

Forget it, I still don't want them to let them continue to worry.

It's time to put an end to this damn rumor!

[Chapter 333.332 I admit that I...]

In the early morning of the next day, Akihara Yuto got up early.

After changing into a tailored tailored suit, he got into the car of Asano Aiko who came to pick him up.

The two came to the Mikasa Hotel in Tokyo. The auditorium on the top floor of this hotel has been rented by them and used as the site of today's press conference.

After Hiroto Akihara appeared, a large number of reporters flocked up and frantically took pictures with their cameras.

"Mr. Qiuyuan, you have finally appeared. Do you refute Professor Shuangzhu's accusation of finding someone to write for you?"

"Mr. Akihara, Hisashi Funaniki publicly accused you of plagiarizing his work, what do you think!"

"Mr. Akihara, what is the relationship between you and Mandansha? Did Ms. Asano bring you the manuscript of Hisashi Funaniki?"

"Teacher Akihara...?! Teacher Akihara!"

Facing their increasingly aggressive questions, Akihara Hiroto didn't say anything.

Under the protection of the security guards, Hiroto Akihara glanced at them indifferently, and said: "Everything will be clarified at the press conference, please let me go."

Some reporters were still reluctant, but Hiroto Akihara, Asano and the others ignored them, took the elevator directly to the top floor, entered the front of the auditorium through the side door, and sat in the chairman's seat.

Beside him, besides Sota Nishijima, there were also Shinta Kawai and Toshiro Oshiro.

Seeing Yuuto Akihara sitting down, they all looked at him with worried eyes, and Shinta Kawai asked hesitantly: "Akihara, are you really sure?"

"Please don't worry," Akihara Yuto bowed slightly to express his gratitude, and then said seriously: "This time I will trouble everyone."

This time, for clarification, he specially invited these two.

And their identities also to a certain extent represent the Reasoning Writers Association and the reasoning literature publishing industry.

Seeing what he said, Shinta Kawai could only pat him on the shoulder lightly, while Toshiro Oshiro nodded.

"President Nishijima, let the reporters come in," Hiroto Akihara said to Sota Nishijima, who nodded and took out the walkie-talkie.

Soon, under the arrangement of the security personnel, a large number of reporters poured into the auditorium and took their positions.

Immediately afterwards, many people began to ask the same questions that were asked in the lobby, making the scene very noisy.

"Please be quiet, everyone,"

Akihara Hiroto stood up, and glanced at them with an expressionless expression.Seeing him speak, the other reporters also fell silent.

Even if they want to write a report now, they need Akihara Yuto to be able to speak - if they make such a mess, they will probably be kicked out of the venue by the security guards.

Seeing this, Hiroto Akihara nodded in satisfaction, then nodded to a reporter and said, "You should ask first."

The reporter was stunned for a moment, and then immediately said excitedly: "Mr. Qiuyuan, Professor Shuangzhu thinks you are looking for someone to write for you. What do you think?"

"I don't think much about it," Akihara Hiroto replied, "I did ask someone to write it for me."

Hearing these words, everyone was stunned. They thought that Yuuto Akihara would refute and scold Professor Shuangzhu, but they didn't expect Yuuto Akihara to admit it.

But when Sota Nishijima and others were worried and wanted to dissuade Yuuto Akihara, Yuuto Akihara continued to speak.

"I ghostwritten myself," Akihara Yuto said with a smile, "Not only that, but I also copied myself."

Hearing this content, the reporters who were excited just now were speechless, and then fell silent.

They thought it was big news, but they didn't expect it to be just a joke.

But they didn't take it too seriously. After all, many Japanese writers spoke amazingly, and some even said in interviews that they hoped that the newspaper would close down.

It's just that the reporter who was named just now was a little reconciled. He felt that his opportunity to ask questions was wasted, so he continued to ask.

"Then how do you explain it? Each of your works has an inconsistent style of writing, whether it's the style of writing or the choice of words and sentences."

Hiroto Akihara replied disdainfully: "It's not very simple, because I'm a genius!"

He answered lightly, but most of the reporters in the audience could only smile wryly.

Japanese society has always valued self-modesty, and most writers will often express their own shortcomings in their works, and I have never seen such a boast of themselves.

But they had to admit that the answer given by Hiroto Akihara was very reasonable.

If he was a genius, that would explain how it all happened.

Akihara Hiroto saw that the groundwork was almost done, so he continued, "My friends from the press, do you believe in past lives?"