Comic cheating, dream-eating life

He took a deep breath and sighed: "Teacher Nan, you really gave me a big surprise. I have attached great importance to you, but I found that what I did was far from enough."

[Writing this, I hope readers will remember our domain name Taiwan Novel Network→ᴛᴡᴋᴀɴ.ᴄᴏᴍ]

Nan Shiki waved his hand, "Mr. Yoshida has helped me a lot. It is an honor for you to be my editor."

"Then let me hand the manga to the editor-in-chief," Koji Yoshida said impatiently: "I will ask him to be responsible for you when it is officially serialized."

"But, Mr. Minami," Koji Yoshida changed his topic, looked at him, and asked: "For three chapters, a serialized manga artist would also need three weeks and 24 days. How did you complete it?"

Nan Siji smiled slightly.

"I don't need to storyboard, I just need to draw."

For "Weekly Shōnen Jumk", under normal circumstances, cartoonists will have three days to conceive the storyboards and four days to complete the draft.

Those with strong abilities will also set aside a day after finishing the manuscript for rest.

So Nan Siji felt that it was nothing, as long as he had his hands on it.

Yoshida: "..."

"Speaking of which, my movements are already very slow," Nan Shiji clenched his fists, recalling the glory of the famous cartoonist: "I think as long as I work hard, I can complete one episode in the next three days!"

"Don't you still have to go to school?"

Yoshida stood up and slapped the case. His voice disturbed the others, who all looked over curiously.

Ping Jijiu frowned and stood up: "Everyone handles their own work!"

After the others bowed their heads, Abominable Yoshihisa walked up to Yoshida Koji and asked in a low voice: "What's wrong?"

Koji Yoshida is also a veteran in the editorial department and is responsible for the editorial team leader's job. ♦♕ ♦ඏ

He once served as the editor of Yoshihiro Togashi's book "Hunter". The works of two teachers, Takeshi Obata and Osa Oba, "Death Note" and "Ghost of the Game" were also completed with his help.

I haven’t seen such an excited Yoshida Koji in a long time.

Yoshida Koji smiled coquettishly and whispered awkwardly: "It's a question about Teacher Minami Shiki."

He picked up the comic manuscript and laid out a thick stack to show its weight. "Although it was a work that had already been drawn once, the speed at which he drew the comic was so fast. He completed the 57-page manuscript in 15 days."

Ping Jijiu was stunned for a moment. He took the comic manuscript and said to Nan Shiji: "Please wait a moment."

He walked up to Nao Sasaki, explained the situation, and then asked him to look at the drawing.

Sasaki nodded calmly and looked at "Ultraman Tiga".

After a while, he raised his head, his pupils narrowed, and he looked at the bored Nan Siji in shock.

Sasaki Nao squeezed it and watched "Ultraman Tega" again.

After a long time, his eyes finally left the comic manuscript.

Nan Shiki also looked at Sasaki Shang at this time, and Sasaki simply waved to Nan Shiki.

Logically speaking, this was quite a rude move, but Sasaki was shocked and couldn't care less about his dignity.

Seeing Minami Shiki walking towards him, he whispered softly: "The last time I had such strong feelings was when I saw Eiji Shinzuma's "Yellow Hit"!"

"?" Ping Jijiu was flustered and adjusted his glasses repeatedly.

He is very clear about the importance the editor-in-chief places on Eiji Niizuma.

When the new wife Eiji was 15 years old and just participated in the Tezuka Prize, the editor-in-chief went to Aomori and invited him to Beijing.

And he made a promise: "If I can become the number one cartoonist, please give me the right to finish the cartoons I hate."

The editor-in-chief agreed to such unreasonable requests. This is the first time.

Now Sasaki Nao has put Minami Shiki down to the same status as his new wife Eiji, which really makes Yoshihisa's heart surge and he can't help himself.

"Hello, editor-in-chief."

"Please take a seat,"

Sasaki looked at the seat next to him.

Nan Siji sat down and asked, "Excuse me, what can I do?"

"Hello, Minami, classmate," Sasaki hesitated for a moment, and then said calmly: "It is our honor to choose "Weekly Shonen Jumk" to debut."

Nan Siji grinned and waved his hands repeatedly, "Where is it?"

Sasaki's expression remained unchanged and he asked: "As Yoshida said, you completed the 57-page manga in only 15 days. Is that true?"

Nan Jiji defended: "That's not the case. I don't have to think about storyboards and frames. My sister will help me at home, so 15 days is normal."

Sasaki listened carefully and then asked, "Does your sister have any painting skills?"

"without……"

"Well," Sasaki nodded: "In this case, she can only help you with simple tasks such as painting black and white and applying shadows. That's right."

Without waiting for Nan Jiji's answer, he continued: "In addition, you have to go to school, so you have less time to draw comics. If you finish it so quickly, shouldn't you say..."

"You must be staying up late..."

Sasaki looked at Nan Shiki's pretty face, which was full of youth and energy. He couldn't see the slightest sign of staying up late, and he felt a little unsure.

It's just that although Nan Siji was once a social animal, he still hasn't learned the cunning of adults and retains his innocence.

He murmured: "Yes... yes."

"I understand," Sasaki nodded, his eyes seeming to be reminiscing about something.

When he first joined Yueisha, he was in charge of manga artist Taro Kawaguchi, the author of "Legend of Super Heroes".

After the work was completed, no new works were released, and serialization permission was not obtained.

In an anxious mood, cartoonist Taro Kawaguchi died suddenly in the studio because of over-working. He was 39 years old.

Sasaki attended the memorial service for Taro Kawaguchi. He didn't want to experience the depressing atmosphere again.

Thinking of this, he looked at Minami Shiki and said in a serious tone: "Minors should rest well and not stay up late. Comics are a long journey. It is very stupid to damage the body because of a momentary pursuit. Do you understand?"

"Yes, I know."

Facing Sasaki's earnest teachings, Minami Shiki bowed his head and responded. Other people's care is a comfort that can touch the soul. It would be a waste of this mood to talk back at this time.

"Well," Sasaki said nothing more, and turned the subject, "I did receive your comics. There will be a meeting to confirm tomorrow, and Yoshida will notify you."

"Editor-in-chief, how about my comics?" Minami Shiki asked with a shameless face. At this time, facing the editor-in-chief, wouldn't it be possible to get the result earlier?

Whether it can be serialized, although it is in the meeting, the editors will vote as a whole. But if Sasaki says it's passed, it will be passed.

Sasaki said bluntly: "As long as the standard is maintained, I think Ultraman Tiga will be the pillar of Weekly Shonen Jumk!"

Minami Shiki grinned from ear to ear.

"You can make a lot of money."

He smiled happily.

"Money... huh?"

Sasaki has seen many young cartoonists, some of them are simply fond of it, and some have dreams and pin their future on comics.

This is the first time that he said it was because of money. He is not a corporate slave. He has been polished by society.