Dad's comic life

Chiyoda, Tokyo, Sakura Country, is the political, administrative and judicial center of Sakura Country.

The headquarters of Sakura Country Go Institute is also located here.

It was late at night at this moment, and in a one-family building

"I'm back!"

With the sound of the door opening, Tian Song Jiudan entered and took off his shoes and entered the house.

"Welcome back~"

A young boy was lying on the sofa at this moment, with a comic book in front of him and potato chips beside him, looking at the comic book leisurely and speaking casually.

"How is your Go learning today?"

Looking at the boy, Tian Song Jiudan asked.

"It's just so-so." The boy turned a page of the comic book and said.

This made Tian Song frown, and then sighed.

He was also very troubled about his child.

As a Go nine-dan, he wanted his child to learn how to play Go like himself.

Unfortunately, his child had no interest in Go, saying that not many people were learning Go now, and that this industry might disappear in a few years.

Tian Song knew that the other party would definitely not be able to learn, and if he spent a lot of time learning Go in this state, his children would probably fall behind in their studies.

However, even the children of a professional chess player like him were already like this for Go, let alone those families who had never learned Go?

Thinking of what the chairman said today about asking him to find a cartoonist to draw Go comics, he felt even more headache.

After all, he also grew up reading comics, and even now, in his spare time, he reads comics besides chess manuals.

So he also has a good understanding of the comics industry.

There are few comics in sports, most of which are about basketball and football.

And there are even fewer chess sports! Not to mention Go.

Although the chess academy also provides enough funds for the salary of the cartoonist, there is a requirement that the Go comics drawn by the cartoonist should be at least a little more professional, rather than some flattering things like some sports comics on the market.

"Ah!"

Thinking of this, Tian Song Jiu Dan had a headache and sat on the sofa to rub his temples.

As if he heard his father sigh, Tian Song Shinpachi, who was reading a comic, turned his head and said, "Sighing again? It seems that your Go Academy is holding a meeting again? Thinking about how to save Sakura Country Go?"

This is not the first time that his father sighed like this.

So he knew that every time his father came back to sigh, it was basically because of some things in the Go Academy.

"Yes." Tian Song Jiu Dan nodded gently: "But your father, I have made a good suggestion!"

Tian Song Jiu Dan's tone was a little proud.

After all, every father wants to show himself in front of his children, even if the child has already entered junior high school.

"Ah? What good suggestion?" Tian Song Shinpachi asked very politely.

"Comics! Use comics to attract young people to pay attention to Go!"

"Comics!!!"

When he heard that it was something he liked, Tian Song Xinpachi, who was originally a little lazy and had no interest at all, sat up from the sofa: "Go comics?"

"Ah!" Tian Song Jiudan nodded: "Go comics..."

As he said this, he showed a distressed look on his face: "But I don't know who to find to draw Go comics. After all, the comics requirements of the Go Academy are like this..."

Then Tian Song Jiudan also talked about the requirements of the Go Academy for Go comics.

"..." When he heard the requirements of comics mentioned by his father, Tian Song Xinpachi was speechless.

He also knew how difficult it would be to draw Go comics.

Now, if you find a basketball comic, it is basically the classic old-fashioned comics from more than ten years ago.

Most sports comics will add some otaku elements to a certain extent.

For example, lolita playing football.

But if you don't add these elements as your father said, it would be quite difficult.

The father and son fell silent for a while.

"Forget it, I'll contact those more famous sports cartoonists first."

Tamatsu Kyudan said this, then stood up and went to the balcony to make a phone call.

Tamatsu Shinpachi shrugged his shoulders and continued to read his comics.

Under the moonlit night, the breeze blew, and only the river flowed quietly, as if the beautiful scene was attached with BGM.

On the arch bridge, two people wearing bamboo hats, wearing the fixed kimono of Sakura Country, and carrying samurai swords met unexpectedly.

One of them was the human cutter Okada Shizo who had been seen in the chapter where Gintoki was happy to be a father.

The other was Gintoki's friend and the leader of the anti-foreign patriots, Katsura!

The two looked at each other, as if there was a kind of solemn atmosphere in a movie of a neighboring big country, "On a full moon night, on the top of the Forbidden City, a sword came from the west, and the fairy from the sky flew away", which stimulated every hair of Tanamatsu Shinpachi.

There was no process, and the two missed each other.

"So you only have this ability." Human cutter Okada Shizo said so.

After hearing this sentence, Katsura suddenly spurted blood and fell to the ground.

This also added a layer of suspense to the Red Cherry Blossom Chapter.

"What a good comic..."

Tianmatsu Shinpachi said this while looking at the manga titled "Gintama".

Speaking of which, he actually liked reading this comic at first because a character in the comic had a name similar to his.

So after reading it, the laughter inside made him lose control.

And the recent "Gintama" Red Sakura Chapter made the students in the class who like Gintama as much as he watched it very excited.

The Red Sakura Chapter of "Gintama" is a very outstanding chapter in the early stage of the comic "Gintama". It tells the story of a knife tester who suddenly appears, an eroded monster sword - the Monster Sword, a sudden request, and the disappearance , the story of old friends whose life and death are unknown, who gradually drift away and meet each other with swords.

As a relatively coherent short chapter in Gintama, the number of episodes is small, the story is complete, the laughter and cruelty are shared, and the characters and the connotation of the work can be concentratedly reflected in a short period of time.

Maybe this comic doesn't have the same thrilling battles as other burning comics, but there's always something subtle in the inadvertent details or the exaggerated and hilarious roars that touch my heart. A mature heart - a man will remain a boy until he dies!

"It would be great if there was a TV version of this work."

With this in mind, Tianmatsu Shinpachi continued to read.

In such a large building, there are only the occasional sounds of turning pages and the sound of Tian Song's nine-part phone call coming from outside the house.