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Transmigration.... At when Japan 1970?!

Sushil, a 26-year-old from East India, undergoes an extraordinary twist of fate. His soul transmigrates into the life of Hiroshi, a 15-year-old billionaire orphan in 1976 Japan. But is this world just your typical Japan, or is there something more beneath the surface? Embark on a riveting journey as Hiroshi and discover the secrets of this intriguing new world. { A/N- Get ready for a story that moves at a steady pace, keeping things interesting without dragging on. I'm not a fan of slow stories either, so don't worry about getting bored. And guess what? Our hero won't bump into famous anime/manga characters until we hit the 10-chapter mark. As for the world-building, I'm playing around with the idea of creating a whole immersive world, but who knows? I might change my mind. It's a bit up in the air, so let's see where the adventure takes us! }

Guardian_Of_Nexus · Anime & Comics
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8 Chs

Chapter -4 Unveiling the Industry.

The next morning, after a refreshing bath and a hearty breakfast, Priya handed Hiroshi a collection of information she had gathered about the ACG industry. Seated in the backyard on a comfortable chair, Hiroshi delved into the details.

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Top 5 Publishing Companies:

1. Futuristic Publishing Co: Renowned for detective and mystery genres, delivering engaging and suspenseful storytelling.

2. Starlight Films: A blockbuster action film studio celebrated for thrilling cinematography.

3. Nova Publications: A leading company in cutting-edge science fiction manga.

4. Galactic Comics: Known for blending detective narratives into futuristic settings.

5. Dreamland Publications: Specializing in romance and fantasy genres, recognized for heartwarming storytelling.

Famous Mangaka and Their Works:

1. Detective Chibikuro (Kid) - by Futuristic Publishing Co:

Mangaka: Kurogawa Mysterio, a mysterious figure known for intricate detective plots.

2. Parasyokora - Published by Nova Publications:

Mangaka: Yuki Amano, a visionary writer pushing the boundaries of science fiction.

3. Detective Zaborger - Published by Galactic Comics:

Mangaka: Zenjiro Kurogane, skilled in blending detective stories with sci-fi elements.

Mystery and Atmospheric Fiction:

1. Mysterious Moonlit Mansion - by Twilight Publications:

Author: Rumiko Tsukikage, known for captivating storytelling in mystery and atmospheric fiction.

2. The Star's Tear - by Celestial Novels:

Author: Hiroshi Hoshizora, exploring themes of love and longing in heartfelt narratives.

3. The Forgotten Masterpiece - by Renaissance Press:

Author: Kaito Fujita, a reclusive genius celebrated for the depth in overlooked art.

4. The Secret of the Time Machine - by Quantum Books & Research:

Author: Dr. Tempus Chronos, a pseudonymous scientist blending science fiction and adventure.

5. Eternal Echoes - by Tranquil Pages Press:

Author: Ai Yamazaki, a philosophical writer exploring timeless themes in thought-provoking stories.

{ A/N- I was going to write more but thought you might get bored, so I stopped. As mentioned in the synopsis, this fanfic will be slow-paced with lots of details.}

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As Hiroshi delved into the details Priya had gathered, he marveled at the diverse world of manga and novels in this place. The stories from top publishing companies and the works of famous mangaka unfolded like a colorful tapestry.

"This world is already buzzing with captivating tales. Each one has its own flavor."

Yet, in this sea of creativity, a realization struck him – none of the stories he cherished from his past life were present here.

"It's like a garden waiting for new flowers to bloom."

In the tranquility of his backyard, surrounded by the rustling leaves, Hiroshi felt a surge of determination.

"I have a chance to plant something unique, my own stories, in this fertile ground."

Hiroshi's dream of transplanting his cherished works from his past life into this new world faced a harsh reality. He lacked the artistic skill to be a mangaka, leaving him with the challenge of conveying his stories through words alone.

"I can weave the tales, but translating them into visuals is another challenge."

After wrestling with this realization, Hiroshi made a practical decision. He would begin with a novel. Yet, the question lingered – which story to tell?

"A novel might capture the essence without relying on drawings, but what story would resonate in this world?"

Without a clear story in mind, Hiroshi decided to see what people liked nowadays. Armed with pages of ACG info, he went back to his room, hoping to catch the pulse of the current trends for inspiration.

As Hiroshi walked to his room, he met Priya and asked for a favor.

"Priya, could you bring me some of the newest and popular novels? I want to see what people like these days."

Priya agreed, understanding his quest for inspiration, and said she would get a collection of novels that could give him a sense of the current literary trends.

In his room, Hiroshi put the ACG information on his desk. Despite having a lot of details, he was still unsure about which novel to write. The desk turned into a thinking space as he pondered which story to bring to life.

Lost in his thoughts, Hiroshi was jolted when a sudden knock echoed through his room. A voice came from outside.

"Excuse me, sir. I have brought some afternoon snacks for you."

"Oh, come in."

The maid entered, holding a plate of snacks. She placed it on the table with a nod, leaving Hiroshi alone again.

"Thanks. These might be just what I need to spark some ideas. Maybe inspiration will strike between bites."

Hiroshi found a plate with Dorayaki, Jelly Beans, Potato Chips, and a cup of coffee. Instead of diving into the decision of what novel to write, he decided to enjoy the snacks first. With each bite and sip, the flavors provided a momentary escape, giving his mind a break from the weighty choice ahead.