For celebrities to endure the tough life in showbiz, they needed something to cool their heads occasionally.0

Things like alcohol or cigarettes usually served that purpose, but for Sung Ho-Jun, that role was played by games. Because of that reason, Sung Ho-Jun valued the time spent playing games more than anything.0

He even fired Jang Yoo-Sik, the chief of TNT Entertainment who told him to stop playing those games, and made his brother Sung Yung-Jun his talent agent.0

"You like to play games, don't you, Mr. Ho-Jun? Of course I should wait until you're done. After all, it's a mobile game so each round ends in just two minutes anyway," I replied.0

A broad smile spread across Sung Ho-Jun's face. "That's the first time I've heard that. You're a considerate man, Mr. Jung. I've heard good things about you lately and it's clear there's a reason for that."0

I smiled. "You flatter me, Mr. Sung."0

Sung Ho-Jun pointed to the sofa with a bright expression. "Come on, let's sit and talk."0

I nodded. "Sure."0

In the meantime, Sung Yung-Jun fetched drinks from the refrigerator in the waiting room. Sung Ho-Jun handed me a drink and began the conversation with a playful smile.0

But now I had to focus.1

While cheerful and playful, Sung Ho-Jun was also quick-witted and calculative.0

"Alright, that's enough greeting. What's the reason you wanted to see me?" Sung Ho-Jun asked.0

"If you transfer to Hoop Entertainment, please join Team Jung under my management," I said in a straightforward manner...0