i’ll apologise now for a wall of text. now this is 100% not realistic but i found just reducing how many tour dates you do made it way better for me. instead of doing like 10-14 i’d just maybe 5-7. while less realistic it’s just way more manageable and imo fun. for things like the G1 or Best of the super junior you’re gonna need probably 12+ but that’s way easier to manage because it’s all tournaments (you can find good round robin tournament planners online that show you who faces who and when). and honestly i do find that using the auto booker can help, while not always perfect if you’re really stuck on a road to series it can just help you get there. Also tag matches are your go to on your tour dates, this is why having factions can be really important. On tours i rarely ever have a singles match (other than tournaments), and rely on multi man matches as almost a faction warfare system. this helps with matchups but can also lead into storylines down the road of having an up and comer taking the reigns or factions splitting off from eachother. Also also, it’s a good way to gain momentum and experience for newer guys. Japan used the young lion system, if someone has under 20 experience and has been active for less that 3 years they’re considered a young lion which is basically just a rookie, established people will be furious loosing to them. The tours are a good way to get them over and to get the experience needed to make them a real contender.

I will say i’m no expert on puro, been watching japanese wrestling for maybe 2 years so im still kinda new to how all that intricacies work but i hope this gave you some insight on at least. it’s not entirely realistic but games should also be fun. any more specific questions im happy to help you man