action is bound to happen in every comic I make

Clank! Clank!
Akabane could hear the echo of forging iron from the factory.
Not long after, a man hurriedly over. It looks like he is the man in charge here. He notices Tsunade, then suddenly put a guard.
By the look of it, Tsunade has a great reputation here, and it's probably negative.
Akabane took the initiative, he handing him the token while saying, "Excuse me sir, my name is Kurama Akabane. I have some business here."
"The Kurama Clan?"
He thought, what a little kid from Kurama Clan was doing here? Then he reached out his hand to take the token from Akabane and closely examine it.
After a while, he introduced himself, "Well kid. My name is Izumi Yamano. I am the director here."
"Yamano-san, I came here to ask for your help to mass print my comics."
Akabane took out his comic book and handed it to Yamano Izumi.
"Are you the one who made this?"
Yamano was even more suspicious, then took a look at the comic book.
Different from the rough hand-painted version before, this fix version has more delicate touched here and there, which can be said to be Akabane's best works.
At first glance, he surprisingly in awe of the work.
"What were you called it again? A comic book?"
He found it incredible than different from any other book. It has drawn pages with a bubble text narrating the story from the character's perspective.
"Hey, Uncle Yamano, you heard right, this is called comic."
Tsunade reached out and clarified.
"Comic?"
Yamano turned the first page to looked at the next one.
Time has passed for a few minutes. He didn't realize he read it too long.
Then he closed the comic book with excitement and regret.
Yamano Izumi is just an ordinary blacksmith who is proficient in iron forging. But after reading Akabane's comic, he suddenly remembers his childhood dream to become a Hokage.
"Ah, I remember when I was a kid like you, I used to play-acting like a ninja, such a nostalgic."
"It's a shame that I can't qualify to become one."
Yamano looked upset and sighed.
Akabane smiled lightly and secretly called up the system interface.
"System!"
[Point increase by 1]
"It's up by 1 point!"
"In other words, even ordinary people will give points from reading it."
Akabane thought excitedly.
Although Yamano gave 1 point even after reading a few pages, the point is still a point! Imagine if a hundred peoples read it at once.
"Such a shame... Uh, umm sorry. So, Kurama-san, is this the comic you want to print?"
Yamano asked Akabane could saw his eyes teary.
"Yes, but not just this one, I'll publish my volume from time to time, so I would like to make a cooperative agreement with you Yamano-san."
Akabane said seriously.
He knows that it must be weird such a request was made from a mere child, and it is true that he has nothing to offer as an assurance. He can only try to convince Yamano with his works.
If Yamano hadn't read the comic before, maybe he would sneer, but now he has to think deeply about the agreement that Akabane mentioned.
"What benefits from a comic could bring me?"
Yamano was very clear that the market for selling comics is narrow, and the benefits are slim, but after reading the comic, he feels that he just read a masterpiece and can imagine what everyone is going to do just to get a copy.
"This book could be a breakthrough!"
Without another thought, he immediately asked, "I'm interested! How do you want to arrange our agreement?"
"I know that the factory is not owned by Yamano-san alone, so I offer two options here. One is that I'll pay a fixed amount, or second, I'll pay you 10% of the comics income every month.
Akabane gave a moment for Yamano to the thought of it.
"Humm interesting... I need to discuss it with others."
Yamano hesitated. This kind of negotiation is beyond his knowledge, and it would be a good idea to discuss it with the other first.
"I understand very well, and please take your time Yamano-san, if you want, I can lend you this copy for the other to read it, but please take good care of it."
Akabane smiled kindly.
Yamano nodded and put took the comic book.
This matter is about printing a book, so he most likely will be asked the opinion from someone in charge of the printing division.
Tsunade has been listened from the start and didn't say a word.
She might felt a bit awe on how Akabane managed to handle a business matter with an older person smoothly.
After Yamano left, she asked, "Why don't you just straightly decided the remuneration?"
"Of course, the fixed amount will make me take advantage of it, but I don't know how popular my comic store might become? After all, I'm just a kid who wants to open a comic store."
Akabane explained humbly.
He didn't finish, but he believed Tsunade could understand the meaning of it.
Sure enough, Tsunade pondered for a few moments, and then quickly said, "I understand, but I never knew that you're this well prepared."
Akabane wants to finish his negotiation right here right now, so he planned out two options at the beginning, let these people understand his value, otherwise, his comic would be underestimated.
Now that these are all laid out, even if he gets into trouble with the printing, it's their representative that comes to him in person, not a group of angry workers.
After a while, Yamano came back, brought someone with him, who seemed to be the person in charge and workers from the printing division.
"Yamano-san is there a problem?"
Akabane was shocked a little. He didn't expect than he would deal with this many people.
Yamano looked behind him with some embarrassment. and said, "This man is Noda Ichiro, he is the chief from the printing division, and these men are his worker."
"Hello Kurama-san, I am very grateful for giving us this opportunity. But unfortunately, we couldn't agree with your options, can we negotiate it again?"
Noda Ichiro was a little bit cautious about his gains and losses.
He has read the comics and knows the value better, otherwise, he won't be so excited, and the workers behind him should also understand.
"Of course, let's make another negotiation, for there will be less trouble in the future."
Akabane said inwardly.
…
After negotiating a while, they both agreed to the same terms.
6For there will be a stable salary and loyalty on every month from the selling income.
"With this way, we agreed that I could pay you the salary and share some of my profit. The specific numbers can be discussed in detail later." Akabane explained the terms.
"Great, thank you for your generosity."
 Noda Ichiro kept bowing. He looked very excited.
 At the same time, the worker was suddenly noisy.
 "Great, we have a business!"
 "I can finally buy my kids new clothes."
 "I can't thank you enough, Kurama-san! Thank you!"
Although Akabane was still young, He just got the respect from the worker and Noda Ichiro himself.
The respect is mutual. He felt much better, knowing that his deal would help other people that he never think of. Akabane was satisfied, but also a little surprised.
From their reaction, it seems that the printing division was desperate for the time being. This agreement could help them more than Akabane thought. It's a win-win solution after all.
There are a lot of things to do!

I, Akabane was graduated from the university of arts & design in the 21st century then suddenly traversed into the Naruto’s world, by bringing my knowledge of arts and my love of Naruto comic I decided to recreate Naruto comic here…
[Ding! Comic System has been activated!]
Great! Ninjutsu? Kekkei Genkai?
As long as I can draw more comics, I would be unmatched!
…Or am I?
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.Clank! Clank!

Akabane could hear the echo of forging iron from the factory.

Not long after, a man hurriedly over. It looks like he is the man in charge here. He notices Tsunade, then suddenly put a guard.

By the look of it, Tsunade has a great reputation here, and it's probably negative.

Akabane took the initiative, he handing him the token while saying, "Excuse me sir, my name is Kurama Akabane. I have some business here."

"The Kurama Clan?"

He thought, what a little kid from Kurama Clan was doing here? Then he reached out his hand to take the token from Akabane and closely examine it.

After a while, he introduced himself, "Well kid. My name is Izumi Yamano. I am the director here."

"Yamano-san, I came here to ask for your help to mass print my comics."

Akabane took out his comic book and handed it to Yamano Izumi.

"Are you the one who made this?"

Yamano was even more suspicious, then took a look at the comic book.

Different from the rough hand-painted version before, this fix version has more delicate touched here and there, which can be said to be Akabane's best works.

At first glance, he surprisingly in awe of the work.

"What were you called it again? A comic book?"

He found it incredible than different from any other book. It has drawn pages with a bubble text narrating the story from the character's perspective.

"Hey, Uncle Yamano, you heard right, this is called comic."

Tsunade reached out and clarified.

"Comic?"

Yamano turned the first page to looked at the next one.

Time has passed for a few minutes. He didn't realize he read it too long.

Then he closed the comic book with excitement and regret.

Yamano Izumi is just an ordinary blacksmith who is proficient in iron forging. But after reading Akabane's comic, he suddenly remembers his childhood dream to become a Hokage.

"Ah, I remember when I was a kid like you, I used to play-acting like a ninja, such a nostalgic."

"It's a shame that I can't qualify to become one."

Yamano looked upset and sighed.

Akabane smiled lightly and secretly called up the system interface.

"System!"

[Point increase by 1]

"It's up by 1 point!"

"In other words, even ordinary people will give points from reading it."

Akabane thought excitedly.

Although Yamano gave 1 point even after reading a few pages, the point is still a point! Imagine if a hundred peoples read it at once.

"Such a shame… Uh, umm sorry. So, Kurama-san, is this the comic you want to print?"

Yamano asked Akabane could saw his eyes teary.

"Yes, but not just this one, I'll publish my volume from time to time, so I would like to make a cooperative agreement with you Yamano-san."

Akabane said seriously.

He knows that it must be weird such a request was made from a mere child, and it is true that he has nothing to offer as an assurance. He can only try to convince Yamano with his works.

If Yamano hadn't read the comic before, maybe he would sneer, but now he has to think deeply about the agreement that Akabane mentioned.

"What benefits from a comic could bring me?"

Yamano was very clear that the market for selling comics is narrow, and the benefits are slim, but after reading the comic, he feels that he just read a masterpiece and can imagine what everyone is going to do just to get a copy.

"This book could be a breakthrough!"

Without another thought, he immediately asked, "I'm interested! How do you want to arrange our agreement?"

"I know that the factory is not owned by Yamano-san alone, so I offer two options here. One is that I'll pay a fixed amount, or second, I'll pay you 10% of the comics income every month.

Akabane gave a moment for Yamano to the thought of it.

"Humm interesting… I need to discuss it with others."

Yamano hesitated. This kind of negotiation is beyond his knowledge, and it would be a good idea to discuss it with the other first.

"I understand very well, and please take your time Yamano-san, if you want, I can lend you this copy for the other to read it, but please take good care of it."

Akabane smiled kindly.

Yamano nodded and put took the comic book.

This matter is about printing a book, so he most likely will be asked the opinion from someone in charge of the printing division.

Tsunade has been listened from the start and didn't say a word.

She might felt a bit awe on how Akabane managed to handle a business matter with an older person smoothly.

After Yamano left, she asked, "Why don't you just straightly decided the remuneration?"

"Of course, the fixed amount will make me take advantage of it, but I don't know how popular my comic store might become? After all, I'm just a kid who wants to open a comic store."

Akabane explained humbly.

He didn't finish, but he believed Tsunade could understand the meaning of it.

Sure enough, Tsunade pondered for a few moments, and then quickly said, "I understand, but I never knew that you're this well prepared."

Akabane wants to finish his negotiation right here right now, so he planned out two options at the beginning, let these people understand his value, otherwise, his comic would be underestimated.

Now that these are all laid out, even if he gets into trouble with the printing, it's their representative that comes to him in person, not a group of angry workers.

After a while, Yamano came back, brought someone with him, who seemed to be the person in charge and workers from the printing division.

"Yamano-san is there a problem?"

Akabane was shocked a little. He didn't expect than he would deal with this many people.

Yamano looked behind him with some embarrassment. and said, "This man is Noda Ichiro, he is the chief from the printing division, and these men are his worker."

"Hello Kurama-san, I am very grateful for giving us this opportunity. But unfortunately, we couldn't agree with your options, can we negotiate it again?"

Noda Ichiro was a little bit cautious about his gains and losses.

He has read the comics and knows the value better, otherwise, he won't be so excited, and the workers behind him should also understand.

"Of course, let's make another negotiation, for there will be less trouble in the future."

Akabane said inwardly.

…

After negotiating a while, they both agreed to the same terms.

6For there will be a stable salary and loyalty on every month from the selling income.

"With this way, we agreed that I could pay you the salary and share some of my profit. The specific numbers can be discussed in detail later." Akabane explained the terms.

"Great, thank you for your generosity."

 Noda Ichiro kept bowing. He looked very excited.

 At the same time, the worker was suddenly noisy.

 "Great, we have a business!"

 "I can finally buy my kids new clothes."

 "I can't thank you enough, Kurama-san! Thank you!"

Although Akabane was still young, He just got the respect from the worker and Noda Ichiro himself.

The respect is mutual. He felt much better, knowing that his deal would help other people that he never think of. Akabane was satisfied, but also a little surprised.

From their reaction, it seems that the printing division was desperate for the time being. This agreement could help them more than Akabane thought. It's a win-win solution after all.

There are a lot of things to do!



I, Akabane was graduated from the university of arts & design in the 21st century then suddenly traversed into the Naruto’s world, by bringing my knowledge of arts and my love of Naruto comic I decided to recreate Naruto comic here…

[Ding! Comic System has been activated!]

Great! Ninjutsu? Kekkei Genkai?

As long as I can draw more comics, I would be unmatched!

…Or am I?


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Author: Funeral
Translator: Levaa
Raw Source: sj.uukanshu.com

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Milton Graves grew up a happy child, at least for the first few years of his life. His parents, Todd and Lucy, were hard working but they spoiled Milton to no end. They loved him and he loved them and their days were filled with love, happiness, and prosperity. Milton was fortunate enough to spend a lot of time with his parents.
They shared with him their love of comic books and thus he was introduced to a whole other world. A world full of people and otherworldly beings with amazing and frightening abilities, skills, and gadgets. The happiness that came from having the comic books and sharing those worlds with Milton made Todd and Lucy the happiest they had ever been. However, the world isn't all sunshine and fucking rainbows.
Lucy had been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer around the time she had become pregnant with Milton. She had been asymptomatic for years, but the symptoms started to appear after a few years and her health went on a decline. Todd attempted to stay strong for Milton's sake and even looked at getting Milton more comic books to read.
Then, the time had come for Lucy to go. Milton was heartbroken, but Todd...
Todd was destroyed due to losing Lucy.
He drank bottles upon bottles but he never touched Milton. Milton was a smart kid and he knew that if he didn't fix his dad then he would lose him too.

"Dad, I need to talk to you."

Milton got his father's attention away from all the booze and TV.

"Hey sport, what's up?"

Milton took a deep breath and with all the air in his lungs he yelled with all the courage he could.

"Get up of your lazy ass and do something with your life you deadbeat piece of shit!!!!!"

Todd was taken aback by what his 8 year old son had said. The first thing that caught him off guard was that his young son had used such profanity and the second thing was that he had no idea how to respond to those words. He thought for a minute and came up with a response.

"Milton, where did you hear those words?"

Milton looked at his dad and without skipping a beat he replied with.

"Xbox Live."

Todd muttered under his breath, 'Those damn video games.' He then looked back at his son and asked what he had in mind on how to occupy his time.
Milton ran to the office and came back pushing a large box with some numbers written on the side. Todd saw the box and recalled what was in it, the start to his comic book collection.

"Well dad, since you love comic book why not open a store?"

Todd thought about the idea for a sec and realized that with all of the new games that had been surfacing in various game stores. He also knew that the nearest game store was about 600 miles away. The town they lived in had a decent sized population and there were a few other towns nearby that had moderate populations. So Todd put down his bottle, cleaned up his act and showed his son the idea for the gaming hub that would reach thousands.

Todd and Milton began looking for the perfect place to host their shop. After looking at a few different locations, they settled on a larger space that had many unsuccessful businesses. The landlord was hesitant to make a deal with Todd as the other businesses had been more common place and had failed to prosper so what hope did a game shop have. Luckily, Todd had been a businessman and convinced the landlord to let them stay for a year and if they failed then they would move out. 

Todd made sure to get all of his documentation in order and began to order their inventory and decorations. Within three months, Todd and Milton had successfully opened their store, the Graveyard. The Graveyard had a slow opening but as word spread of the game store people flocked to it from all over the county and even some from other counties. 

"Wow dad, we did it. People can enjoy all their hobbies and we can share our hobbies with other people."

Todd hadn't seen Milton smile so much since his wife had been alive but he knew that if it wasn't for Milton, he would never have been so lucky to have this dream come true. The piece de resistance for the store was a comic book that was put in a special shadow box for all to admire. The comic was old, almost 100 years old, but it was the most expensive item in the store because of how rare it was. Many customers had offered to buy the comic but Todd had all turned them down.

Milton was told long ago, "No matter what happens Milton, promise me you won't ever sell that comic. It's very important to me and one day it will be yours. That comic is the only one of its kind."

Milton never forget those words as a kid and he remembered them into his teens. The popularity of the Graveyard also grew as Milton had and he soon felt the effects of it on the town. The last name Graves was well known throughout the town, the county and even the state. People had poured so much money and time into the Graveyard that many businesses even paid Todd to advertise some of the businesses in the shop. 

Todd, being the businessman that he was, couldn't say no and this allowed for more funding to be brought into the Graveyard which allowed for events, like MtG tournaments and charity events, to take place. Milton also became popular in the store because puberty had hit him pretty hard. He had always been on the taller side as well as being built like a twig but his love of comic books inspired him to be look like a super hero. He started training intensely and he grew taller, by his senior year of high school he was 6'5" and around 240 lbs. 

"Hey Milton, are you gonna stay after school and play some rugby on the pitch?"

"Nah, not today. I gotta go help out at the Graveyard."

"Alright, catch ya later Tombstone."

Tombstone, the ever so popular nickname that the students had given Milton due to his association with the Graveyard and his size. Milton had become well liked by his peers and he had learned about business from helping his dad run the store. The store had been expanded three times and almost covered an acre of land. Milton had become somewhat of a poster boy for the store and had even dressed up as some superheroes for kids birthday parties. He had never mind it because he knew that he was spreading joy and laughter to those around him.

While Milton had been an athlete and got good grades in school, he always knew that he wanted to help his dad run the store full time. The store was successful but it had a few issues. The store was in a very prime location to build a large business office on and many CEOs had come to Todd and offered him large sums of money to buy the store and all the land it came with. However, Todd made a promise to himself, Milton and his deceased wife that he would never sell the store to anyone. Milton had taken the same oath and swore upon his mother's grave that he would never sell the store. However, there was another issue with the store in the form of a comic book. 

Actually, it was the comic book. That rare comic book had been discovered a plethora of collectors who wanted it and tried many different ways to get it. Todd has poured a lot of many just to protect it and collectors had stopped for awhile but he knew one day that they would try to get it. The last issue was a man named Stick. Stick had gone to pawn shops and several book stores to buy comic books and then try to flip them at the Graveyard. However, Todd and Milton knew if a comic book was worth any money and Stick would always complain about how unfair they were. Stick was a notorious drug addict and he always tried to make enough money for his next fix.
A/N: Sorry for using this troupe but you know the story goes.
One day Stick was over all the bullshit that Todd and Milton had put him through and he decided enough was enough. He came in one day with a stack of comics and what looked like a game books. 

"What can I help you with this time Stick?"

"Oh nothing much, say did I ever tell you how I got my nickname?"

"No, I don't thin-"


Todd made the classic comic book mistake of never reading between the lines as Stick had stuck Todd with a butterfly knife. Milton wasn't at the store yet as he was on his way from school. As Stick hopped the counter to break into the cash register he heard the door chime.

'Ding ding'

"Hey dad, I'm here. Did we get that new pack of Yugioh cards yet?"

Milton then saw the scene that was ripped straight from the comics he loved. His father was lying on the floor bleeding out and Stick was trying to open the register. Then, all Milton saw was red and sprinted towards the register. His massive hand went for Stick's throat and Milton pulled him over the counter.

"You sick fucking little piece of shit. What did you do to my dad?!"

"H-hi M-milton, I-i was just trying to sell some comics."

"Don't play that bullshit with me. If he doesn't make it through this, then you're gonna change your name to Thomas Wayne."

Milton let the druggy go and called 911. While Milton was trying to save his dad, Stick ran out the back, down the side alley and was never heard from again. Sadly, Todd succumbed to his wound at the hospital and the whole town closed down to mourn the loss of the man who had strengthened their community. The landlord cut a deal with Milton that the rent would be taken care of and the other store owners in the town had actually pitched in to help support the store. Milton had been offered a free ride by many colleges for his academics and athletics but he turned them all down so he could run the Graveyard.

7 years later...

Milton had graduated high school and took over the Graveyard. It certainly hadn't died in popularity and while the customer base had changed a bit it was still a hangout for many comic book lovers.

"Harley Quinn is the best supervillain in Batman's rogues."

"Bitch please, Catwoman is the best. She would easily beat Harley Quinn."

Both of the young boys, Julius and Thomas ran to Milton in order to settle their argument.

"Milton, who's better Catwoman or Harley Quinn?"

"Well boys, its actually a suggestive question. It's really a matter of who you think is better. Plus other people's opinions about your favorite things don't mean shit."

"Wow."

"But you're both wrong, Poison Ivy is the best."

Before both boys had the chance to argue, Milton pointed to the live sized cardboard cut out of Pamela Isley aka Poison Ivy. The boys looked at each other and found the owners logic quite sound. 
'Oh the naivety of children, how I miss it.'

Milton had managed to stay strong and persevere in maintaining the Graveyard for the past 7 years on his own. He hadn't hired any employees because he found it hard to trust people and he wanted to maintain his father's legacy. He had put on weight since he had graduated and taken over the story but he was still plenty strong. However, there was someone watching the store. Watching and waiting for the perfect moment.

Later that night...

Milton was closing up the Graveyard for the night when the door chime went off.

'Ding ding'

"Sorry, we're closing up for the night."

"You can't even stay open for an old friend?"

'That voice, it can't be.'

"Stick, you finally showed your little rat ass back here."

When Milton turned around to face the murderer something caught his eye. A glass bottle with a rag sticking out of it in one hand and a lighter in the other.

"Stick, put that fucking bottle down now or I will break your neck."

"C'mon Milton, you think I didn't learn anything from all those comic books? Whenever the parent dies, always make sure to kill the kid so they can't take revenge."

While Milton didn't look athletic anymore, he was plenty fast and he rushed Stick. However, Stick was smart and flicked his lighter. The next thing that was seen was the glass bottle with a flaming rag go up in the air and Milton slamming Stick into the ground. It all happened so quickly but Milton was strangling Stick with his bare hands as the bottle fell to the ground. When Stick's breath finally stopped, Milton was too late as the bottle hit the ground and the store started to burn. The fire extinguisher was in the back room and by the time Milton had gotten it, the fire was far too big to extinguish. The only thing he could think of was the comic. Milton scrambled to get his drill and remove the shadow box from the wall. 

When the comic was finally free, Milton turned towards the door but the fire had gotten so crazy that there was no escaping through the front doors. Milton ran towards the back door but he forget that he had already locked it. The only Milton could do was go to the ground in the fetal position and clutch the shadowbox waiting for the smoke and fire to end him. For a second, he felt the burn of the fire on his skin and smoke in his lungs and then everything faded to black.

The Graveyard had burned down in the night and when morning came, the town could only see the horror that had befell the store. Stick's body was recovered, tagged and put into a grave but the remains of the Graveyard had been cleared and the lot had become a memorial to Milton and his parents. The town had gone silent and it slowly began to fade off the map. Although the town slowly began to die, the memorial still stood to honor the Graves and what they had done.

Somewhere else...

Milton suddenly awoke in an alley surrounded by old cardboard boxes and trash. He still had the shadow box albeit a little damaged from the smoke and fire. He tried to get a bearing on his surroundings but a loud crash had broken him out of it. He ran towards the noise even though he knew that was a fucking terrible idea and he saw something he never thought he'd ever see in his life.

He saw...

Milton Graves grew up in his dad's comic book store and eventually took it over. After a fire burned his shop to the ground and smoked him out, Milton awoke to find himself in the middle of the street. Before he could even think, two beautiful women with emerald skin were fighting. He recognized as comic book characters, but they were from different companies. How is this possible?

I'm finally free. My little sister really enjoys when I read to her, and with the second volume of the princesses books our mother brought recently, she became once again obsessed with those 'new' stories. 

It has been a really bad year. I went from believing I had a lot of time to introduce all kinds of stories to the world, to realize that I wasn't the only reincarnated person in the world. And the others were not playing around like I've done until now.

One guy has already written three books, with a fourth coming out soon. Another one has somehow made a cartoon for tv. And there were at least three others making their 'own' comic books, if the information my father has is correct.

Fortunately no one has touched any of the titles I love. But that didn't mean that no one was planning on it, or even worse, already doing it. So now I could only work hard and pray for the best possible outcome. 

"Rachel! It's time to go, are you ready?" My father called me. 

We were going to the comic publisher where my father has some friends. I planned to familiarize myself in the comic business to eventually make one of my own. After all, I have a talent for drawing and I know many interesting stories. 

"Yes daddy" I said with a sweet smile. I couldn't have him regret his decision after all the time I had spent convincing him to bring me there. 

"Are you really planning on making your own comic?" My father asked once we were on the road. 

"Yes! After you told me about the other kids my age doing so much, it inspired me" I replied with extra enthusiasm. 

My father sighed at my answer, "I know that you're a really talented girl with a precious gift, but you don't need to try this hard. You're young, and it worries me all the effort you been putting these last days" He said with a soft tone. 

It's true that I have been working hard lately. And I'm grateful for the care that my father always gives me. But it's nothing serious, he's just perplexed with the sudden change in my attitude. I went from a relaxed and playful girl, to a hard working one who hardly plays anymore. 

"I know daddy. I just want to try it out and see what happens with my own eyes" I finally said. There was no way I could explain to him the importance of not wasting time. 

The rest of our time in the car was filled with the typical questions about school and the friends I've made. My suffering only stopped until we arrived to our destination, where I finally could get out to get some needed space. 

I didn't had any expectations for the place, but still I have to admit that I was somehow disappointed. It was just a building, with no special details worth mentioning, besides the big sign at the entrance. 

Fortunately the interior had more life to it. There were some people walking from one side to the other, talking and discussing loudly about many things. 

Among the group of people there was one of my dad's friends, an amicable looking middle age guy, who was a little on the fat side. When he saw us, he approached with a happy expression on his face. 

"Robert! Nice to see you" He said before giving my father a short hug. 

"I see that you haven't left the hamburgers, huh?" My father joked. 

"Hahaha, I tried it for a couple of days... Never again!" He replied. And then they proceeded to joke around for a extremely long time. In my unbiased opinion. 

"Glenn, this is my daughter. Rachel" My father suddenly said. I was starting to think that he forgot to introduce me in the first place. 

"Hello Mr. Glenn, I'm Rachel. It's nice to meet you" I saluted him politely. 

"Nice to meet you too!" He said to me with a smile, "Are you sure that she's your daughter? She's cute and well mannered after all" He joked again. But I sure wasn't going to let them go at it again. 

"Mr. Glenn, what is everyone doing? They seem to be discussing something important" I asked while pointing the group of people in front. 

"Oh! They are discussing about work, we have some deadlines to accomplish after all... Although the topic now is about Michael. A kid who's making this really cool comic book named 'The walking dead' " He explained. 

"Is Michael here?" I asked quickly. I really wanted to meet another person in my situation. Maybe the possibility of working together wasn't impossible after all. 

"Yes, do you want to meet him?" He asked with interest. 

I just nodded in confirmation, and after some more small talk between the 'adults', we went towards one of the rooms in the building. 

Inside, there was a young kid my age discussing with two adults about something related to the violence of the comic, according to what I could hear. 

The kid, that should be Michael, had a beautiful shiny blonde hair, although a little too long for my liking. He had pale skin, a small pointy nose, and deep blue eyes. He's definitely cute. 

"Ok, let me ask the boss" One of the adults said, and then walked away. 

Taking advantage of the situation, I approached quickly with a clear intention on mind. "Hey there. I'm Rachel" I introduced myself to the pair in front of me. Although my eyes never left Michael. 

"Hello Rachel. I'm Thomas and this is my son Michael" He said once he noticed his son's lack of interest. 

"Tom! How is it all going?" Glenn asked once he and my dad got closer. 

Like I supposed, there was a problem about how violent the comic was turning out. What did surprise me, was that no one mentioned the fact that a little kid imagined that violence in the first place. 

The adults were discussing about it, so I finally made my move, "Hey, are you planning in doing the whole farm storyline? I ask because I wasn't really a fan of that part in the TV show" I said with a mischievous smile. 

I totally caught him off guard. His expression transformed quickly from irritating and expressionless, to one full of surprise and I even dare to say relief too. 

"Come with me" He simply said after a while, and walked towards one corner of the room. I signaled my father where I was going and then followed him. 

"So another one has appeared" He said playfully when we reached a 'safe' spot. 

"Why are you trying to act like I didn't surprise you? Your face before was pure gold" I joked. 

"Ha ha, a funny one I see" He said, adopting a more serious expression. "Let's drop the act. Why are you here?" 

"Do I need a reason to present myself to you?" I asked back. I wanted us to have talked casually for a longer period of time before we started with business. But he obviously had other plans. 

He just sighed with a tired expression at my words, "Well, let me present the situation from my perspective first, so we'll both are in the same place" He said with a low tone that totally didn't match his boyish looks. 

"I don't know how many reincarnated people there are. And I suspect, given the people I'm aware of, that we all were born around the same year... What I do know, is that we have a big opportunity to succeed thanks to our bast knowledge of future inventions. But like the kids we are, we are limited in our actions... So, the entertainment industry turned out to be the best alternative for us to tackle. Comics, books, tv shows, music. There's a lot of possibilities... "

"I'm aware of that. In fact I'm planning to make a certain story on my own. Which, as you could have guessed, is the principal reason of my presence here" I said with a small smile.  

"That's cute" He smirked, but it didn't last long before his serious expression returned "...In my case, once I realized the situation I was in, all I could think of was to make this one property I loved and make it my own. Give it my own spin if you may...But I was late" 

That sucks, I really hope that doesn't happen to me. And considering that 'Harry Potter' is very popular, it could happen at any time. 

"What was the property you wanted to make?" I asked. I didn't want to pry, but my curiosity was bigger. 

"Star wars" He admitted, "A girl named Carla presented the idea earlier to other comic publisher" 

I completely forgot about that one. It will be hard to make it popular at this time though. And introducing it with a comic instead of a movie, will make it even more difficult. 

"Do you know of others like us?... Besides Carla I mean" I was curious, and he seemed to know more than me about the others. 

"So you really want to join the fun, huh?" Michael said, while he genuinely smiled for the first time. "Well you're in luck, thanks to my father I was able to get to know about most of the competition... 

There's this unknown girl, who I believe will participate in a kid show. But she's going with the music route, so I'm not that interested about her.

Miguel, who I discovered recently, is writting 'The chronicles of Narnia'. Although I been told that it will take him some time to finish.

And the worst of all, even more so than Carla, is this guy who doesn't know how to take it easy. Samuel..."

Samuel Bane, a guy who was just a normal 23 year old in another life, was living in a new world with his memory intact. 

The new world is almost exactly the same as the one he lived before, except that the period of time was similar to the mid 80's that he knew by the movies and tv shows he watched.

This story will focus on how Sam enters the entertainment business. Getting his works published and meeting new people on his way towards an unheard level of success. 

The concept of the story has inspiration in "I'm really a super star", but it's nothing alike.


> Currently I'm posting a chapter every Tuesday.

After grappling with his state in mind, Kazuka felt calmer when he came up with the solution. The money that Kazuka saved earlier could be said to have forgotten a little before but as he continued to think the memory of Kazuka's previous savings appeared in his head.

"Asuka, can you immerse me in the Music Shop? I want to buy a guitar and try to learn to play the guitar" Ryan said to his younger brother, the goal is to increase his brother's Parameters to be higher but apart from He wants to get guitar and singing skills. 

The aim is quite clear which is to use the song to draw Suzune Ayano, a common but most effective way.

" You ... have really changed, Nii-san. You are getting better and more active, I like it " Asuka Eiji said.

" Y-You like me? I know myself is handsome and attractive to many women but we have Brother and Sister " Kazuka shook his head, as if he was against their relationship. But actually she was just joking to make their relationship closer than before because Asuka didn't seem too comfortable with Kazuka.

" Not like that! Asuka gasped and defended herself making Kazuka burst into laughter.

"Y-You're playing with me!" 

" Ha ha ha ... Wait a minute, look at your blushing face. It's so funny "Kazuka laughed seeing his sister's face flushed red but He felt happy seeing the screen in front of him.

[ Asuka Eiji 55 -> 56, get 1 point]

Even if it is only 1 Point but it shows that his steps are correct and to establish that parameter he has to work hard and use all his emotions.

Asuka glared at Kazuka, she puffed out her cheeks and looked away Kazuka tries to talk to her but Asuka just keeps ignoring Himself and doesn't reply to everything He said. Sensing that Asuka didn't want to say anything, Kazuka thought of a way to persuade her.

" Angel-Chan, Are you completely ignoring me? How about I buy ice cream as an apology "Kazuka said, using Asuka's preference.

"Jumbo Ice Cream because I also want some payment to take you to the Music Shop" Asuka added and she had a non-negotiating face.

" O-Oke "

Kazuka can only give in and agree because of a long debate or maybe Asuka becomes annoyed and angry because she is not being obeyed for now. He can only obey Asuka's words.

Seeing his children fighting, Father who was carrying the last meal immediately stopped them.

" Stop there kids, it's time to eat. Hurry up and eat because we will leave early, I have a meeting "Dad said.

Nobody argued and they ate quickly, not too fast because they didn't want to choke, it didn't take long for them to finish eating and immediately went to the front.after putting on their shoes they left immediately and this time in his father's car, not going as usual because he usually left earlier than them.

Get into the car and the car is going on the road pretty fast.

...

The first lesson was Physics followed by Biology, a pretty good match for Physics and Chemistry even for Kazuka who could easily follow the lessons. During class he turned his attention to Suzune Ayano and then to the book containing His pictures.

[ You can learn drawing skills by paying 2 Ntr Points, Accept or decline]

'Hmm ... There's nothing wrong with learning this stuff, right. I can start making Comics' thought Kazuka and decided to take it.

After that he immediately raised his drawing Skill to the pinnacle level and as soon as the information entered his head, he had information about various types of drawing and he can make the image look like the original so it is impossible to distinguish.

Kazuka tried to make some kind of comic from his memory, without using any tools he could draw any lines or other curves The difference was very clear, before he got the drawing skill and after he got the drawing skill.

[Drawing skills can be upgraded to Comic Creator for 1 Ntr Point, Accept or Decline]

Surprise appeared in Kazuka's eyes because he didn't know that Skills could be upgraded like that, from Skill drawing to Comic Maker He wanted to know what the difference was so he decided to agree. After that, knowledge about comic making appeared in his mind, in contrast to the drawing skills of a comic maker, which shows more about Comic Plot, how to draw good comics.

Kazuka believes that he can make comics that are much better even when compared to the previous world, he can make a storyline and it is very easy in comics, different from writers who cover not only novels, but also poetry, film scripts, and others.

The idea of ​​a storyline popped up in his head inspired by One Piece Anime and he even thought of the many storylines until the end. The number of chapters is around 500's lower than the One Piece Comics but will not lose and exceed the comic with extraordinary details plus real image quality.

'I'm more confident in making comics now, maybe I need to do it and make my debut as a Comic Creator, after all this country is Japan in the Alternative world. The comics are more developed compared to other countries, so it will be easier for me to get contracts and profits. '

Having this kind of system is very confusing he can become anything so that's why he is confused to focus on one thing because the system also makes him limit himself.from doing anything because he needed to tease someone else's lover to earn Ntr Points and was lucky enough that Himself didn't have a Quest function so it was looser and no guidance.

"Kazuka Eiji! Please pay attention to my studies" said the female teacher.

[ Hana Keiko, 5 -> 0 ]

Kazuka's eyes twitched but he kept his face neutral and replied " I already understand Keiko-sensei, so it's not like I don't want to pay attention but I would rather hone my drawing skills than pay attention to the lessons I have mastered "

[ Hana Keiko , 0 -> -5]

[ Suzune Ayano 17 -> 25, Get 8 Points ]

[ Suzu Hirose, 5 -> 35, Get 30 Poin ]

[ Kanna Hashimoto, 0 -> 15, Get 15 Poin ]

Kazuka was surprised by the three girls whose Parameters had increased, in his opinion he must have a drop in the same parameters as the Hana Keiko who was currently glowering at him. He was confused because it was increasing instead of decreasing, he really didn't understand any woman in that world.

Max is a miserable man, he lives life with monotony nothing stirs his life. Not having a colorful life, only anime is an escape for him.

But his life takes a turn when he gets a mysterious system that makes him have to take someone else's woman, whether it's someone else's girlfriend or wife.

Apart from that he was also taken to another world, Alternative Earth where his actions had never been done and the term Ntr is not known at all.

"Even though we developed our own capabilities, we have never stopped buying character IPs. We have a huge place in the GOG creative area to showcase the character IPs we bought and to allow players to collect them," Bao Xu continued. 
"GOG world server is currently lacking in this area!"
"That's right, we are indeed lacking in that!" Min Jingchao said in realization.
"The character IPs we have bought until now are characters with a little influence locally, but none at all when it comes to overseas. These character IPs are foreign to them.
"Comparing the current GOG hero storage to IOI, they might have the advantage locally, but the reverse is true overseas. Players overseas might be more tolerant towards the heroes of IOI.
"That is a very crucial point that we have to address!"
Ye Zhizhou gave it some thought. "Then, what if we are to create an online GOG creative site?"
Min Jingchao shook his head. "No, GOG creative sites can only make good things on the precondition that there are enough players and that a large number of them participate.
"However, GOG does not have many overseas players now. We'll definitely not be able to gather good works if we are to make a creative site now. This money would either not be able to be spent or it would be spent meaninglessly.
"You should buy some international successful IPs!
"This way, it would have the same publicity effect as big-shot celebrities or even better because the target audience would be clearer. We can code these successful IPs into the game; it is much better than to get a celebrity to endorse it!"
Ye Zhizhou became excited. "Understood! As expected, this should be the answer that Boss Pei wants!"
Everyone discussed again and became even more convinced that 'buy IPs' was the best answer to Boss Pei's puzzle. It should also be something that Boss Pei had considered.
This 'buy IPs'' direction was the original principle from when GOG developed. It was now pushed into the world server and required an IP widely accepted by overseas players.
"Everyone, don't be too happy so fast. We have not fully deciphered Boss Pei's problem," Li Yada reminded everyone.
"We've decided to buy IPs, but how do we buy? Which one to buy?
"20 million US dollars will definitely not be enough if we were to buy those famous heroes since most overseas companies are eyeing them as well. The copyrights of those dramatized ones would be sky-high.
"Buying expensive big IPs will probably not be in line with Boss Pei's original intentions since Boss Pei never buys expensive big IPs locally.
"It's different from domestic markets. We have to get an IP that is influential enough for the publicity to have the effect."
Everyone entered a state of argument.
Finally, Li Yada suggested, "Therefore, we have two ways now. The first way is to buy two internationally successful IP; the second is to buy a large number of not so well known IPs that international players can identify with.
"Since we are unsure, we can send both answers to Boss Pei and let him decide."
Ye Zhizhou nodded and stood up. "Understood, thank you, everyone! I'll go back to do a simple investigation before we let Boss Pei make the final decision!"
… 
… 
August 10th, Wednesday…
Pei Qian received Ye Zhizhou's phone call not long after he woke up.
"Boss Pei, we have come up with GOG's international server publicity proposal! We want to buy some international character IPs to put them into the game!
"However, we now have a problem. Should we buy one or two famous international character IPs, or should we buy a few more character IPs that are not so well-known but will match international players' wants?"
Pei Qian thought about it for a while before replying. "The latter."
Such international character IPs would be too painful. Pei Qian was afraid that IOI would not be able to rival them. Such a worry might be strange, but it was not at all unreasonable.
The GOG game itself was already much better than IOI: a client-side game with reasonable fees and a whole load of character heroes. The game machine was easier to get used to and to spread.
Moreover, GOG was now being promoted overseas. There were two main points: its inability to adapt and the chances of its name spreading.
Unable to adapt was mainly from the fear of the hero's image not fitting overseas players' tastes and being unable to be localized.
Buying IPs could indeed solve this problem. However, if it was to purchase international famous IPs, Pei Qian was afraid that it would be too high-handed and kill IOI instantly. Then, he would not be able to spend money overseas as happily.
It was better to buy the smallest IPs and toy with IOI slowly. Using a blunt knife to slice the meat away little by little, it was much better for the fight.
Ye Zhizhou agreed, "Alright, we'll choose some more value for money and not so well-known character IPs. We'll report to you again after some time."
… 
Ye Zhizhou looked at Lin Wan and Wang Xiaobin excitedly after he hung up the phone. "Boss Pei decided! As expected, that is the right answer! We are unbeatable in deciphering Boss Pei's intentions when both of our gaming departments join forces!"
The Lin Family looked at the materials in her hands. "Don't celebrate prematurely. There is still a lot of work to be done. The United States has so many superhero characters; how are we to choose? Which one of these is suitable for Europe?"
Everyone could feel headaches approaching looking at the long list of heroes' names in English.
The appearance of superheroes could be traced back to the early 1930s. The list had grown astronomical throughout the decades of development.
Everyone had difficult choices to make:
The heroes that everyone knew were very expensive. Boss Pei decided not to buy them.
No one knew the cheaper heroes so how were they to decide if the international players would like them or not?
Who knew that these not so well-known heroes were not so well-known because they were developed at an inopportune time or because they were failures that no one liked?
It would be okay if it was the former, but if it was the latter, then it would be a waste of money by GOG to purchase such trash.
"Let's not think about the two biggest comic companies. They should be bought by all the big corporations for hundreds of millions of US dollars. We will not be able to obtain any advantage," Ye Zhizhou said.
"Moreover, their conditions will be very strict. What we can buy will probably just be for the game copyrights. Buying some lesser-known character IPs may work, but there would also be restrictions, and their prices might not be acceptable to use. Their price-quality ratios would be worse."
"Let's not consider them then; let's continue on." Lin Wan said.
"We… seem to be able to buy the third-largest comic company in the United States. There was news two days ago that they are going bankrupt," Ye Zhizhou said after he continued reading for a while.
Lin Wan instinctively felt something wrong and asked, "The third-largest comic company is going bust? What is their market share?"
Ye Zhizhou: "Less than 5%."
Lin Wan: "…"
Wang Xiaobin was taken aback as well and complained. "If the third-largest comic company does not even have 5% market share, then does that mean the United States only has three comic companies?
"Of course not, but that is what was indicated in the materials," Ye Zhizhou replied in a jolly manner.
"I can only say that it is the current status of the industry. The first two comic companies are humongous and have about 40% market share each. The third to the tenth companies share 10% of the market while the rest is shared by even smaller companies.
"These two companies have too many superhero IPs; the market is only so big. They release comics and movies. They are of totally different leagues from the other companies."
Lin Wan nodded. "Um, typical 80/20 market share. The big companies own 80% of the market share.
"No wonder, 'third-largest comic company in the United States' may sound scary, but in fact, they only hold less than 5% market share. Moreover, they have to fight with the two big giants before them. They must find it very difficult to fight. It's no wonder they are going bankrupt."
Ye Zhizhou took the laptop and quickly read the relevant information. "Yes, traditional comic styles are no longer popular. These huge comic companies earn money from movies. The comics are like huge inspirational storage where they could obtain materials at any time for a steady flow of movies.
"However, it would just be even more difficult for those that had a small market share but not able to afford to make movies.
"This Hurricane Comic Company has a few good points. They don't only use superheroes as materials. They are more diversified. A more diversified image is better for GOG as it would mean they have more choices.
"They have a few IPs that seem to be able to fulfill westerners' taste… for example, Purgatory Duke, Mutants, and Robocop.
"There was one thing very important: they had an international IP image… 20 years ago!
"The Multifaceted Man was made into a movie in 1993. They were nominated for many Oscar categories, but they did not win it. They invested 27 million US dollars and obtained a global box office of 340 million US dollars. It was top 4 in grossing for that year. The main actor's remuneration increased twenty-fold after he finished filming this movie.
"However, Hurricane Comic Company was not the investor so they did not obtain much benefit. That was its last glory. Their popularity was on a decline after that.
"It's just that… the good part is the character IP of the Multifaceted Man is still rather popular. Many westerners should find him familiar. More than half of Hurricane Comic Company's value is on this IP.
"It might feel like we are picking up from the trash, but I have to say that this trash feels rather worthwhile."


I really just want to lose money! T_T
Best boss ever, prodigy of the business world, genius creator, visionary of the century.
These are the descriptions used for Pei Qian, President of Tengda Corporation.
Ever since his rebirth, Pei Qian finds himself in possession of a system that rewards him if he manages to lose money.
Instantly, a brilliant idea comes to mind — making crappy games!
"If the game flops, all my investment cost will be lost!"
"How difficult can it be to lose money?"
Indeed... how difficult can it be?
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This book is highly popular in China and has set off a new trend. Webnovel has very high expectations for this book and has gotten the author to refine the first chapter as an exclusive for global readers. We hope everyone will enjoy reading it.

The comic "assassin" had already passed 100 issues, it was at the 100th issue, that the decision of the live-action movie adaption was made. And at that time, they even hosted a lively ceremonial party. The penguin company has been looking forward to the future of assassin, and its popularity has also been growing steadily.
However, Zhou Yu suddenly decided to stop drawing the comic "assassin", this was undoubtedly a big thunderbolt from the blue, scared Liu Gongcai almost unable to stand steadily. He hurriedly called Zhou Fu to confirm the authenticity of the information. If this was a belated April fool's joke, then... How nice that would be!
"Old Zhou, what is the matter? When did he tell you that he would stop releasing the comic "assassin"? Why didn't you give me any heads-up?"
On the other end of the phone line, Zhou Fu was also a bit anxious, "he just said it today, but I also don't know what's wrong with him. When I saw him early in the morning, he just said very lightly, that he was going to stop releasing the comic assassin, and he wanted me to tell you. I also want to ask you, did someone offend him or something? Why does he want to stop releasing it all of sudden? Will it affect the live-action movie? I am very confused. Xiaobao is still shooting the movie. Normally, he would not do something like this..."
The comic "assassin" also brought Zhou Yu a lot of profits, especially the film, from which he also received a great deal of money, so Zhou Fu was also very concerned about this. Especially when the underground city project had already started planning, and it needed a lot of money, it was natural that he did not want anything to go wrong.
Liu Gongcai thought carefully, but he also could not figure out why Zhou Yu wanted to do this all of sudden. And who would offend him? People would not even dare to complain about anything when the request of asking him to make the movie theme song was rejected by him.
As for Zhou Yu's strange temperament, who knows what he was thinking.
"Old Zhou, you talk to him first, I'll be there soon!"
Hurriedly, Liu Gongcai explained the situation to the upper management, and then rushed to Luhua village.
In the amusement park, Zhou Yu was walking with his chicken leisurely by the pond. Following closely after him and imitating how Zhou Yu walked, the mighty Diandian was like his loyal minion, from time to time, it would run into the water to catch a small fish, it made people wonder if Diandian was really a chicken or not.
Being a famous star in the Colosseum, its imposing manner was naturally very extraordinary.
It was just that right now the colosseum was not the most important thing, the most important was the comic. No one knew what was wrong with Zhou Yu, and why he had to axe a comic series that was very popular at the moment. It was very hard for a comic series to be adopted into a movie, and now it was a great time to promote the comic series. What he did was clearly self-destructive.
They had already told him the impact and the consequences of this decision many times, however, Zhou Yu only replied impatiently "Impermanence's enemies have already been found, and the main plot has come to the final chapter. This is the normal ending of 'Assassin'. What's the point of dragging the story? It will be too awkward to scrape together another villain."
Impermanence was the protagonist of the assassin. In every mission, he would dress up as Black and White Impermanence. When he was the White Impermanence, he would bestow fortune to people and leave survivors, when he was the Black Impermanence, he would seek justice and punish the evil, leave no survivors. When people see the Black Impermanence, it means that their lives have come to an end.
And as the most important plot of the storyline, which was the massacre of the impermanence's family, Zhou Yu noticed that the real murderer had been found in the latest chapters, what was left was the final fight on the Heart lodge island in the final chapter. After this chapter, the assassin would be considered as a complete story, and it was actually not a bad ending at all.
Of course, Zhou Yu could also make new enemies keep popping up like other popular comics to drag the series longer, but for Zhou Yu, it would become meaningless. It would become a commercial comic, meaning that the author just drew the manga for the sake of money.
Originally, Liu Gongcai was still very worried, but after he thought about what Zhou Yu said, he could not help but ask, "what did you say? The enemies of The impermanence have been found? It can't be. Isn't the latest chapter just revealed the discovery of something bigger behind the massacre?"
Liu Gongcai was the editor of "Assassin", so naturally, he was very clear about its story progress, the so-called the fight in the Heart lodge island, he had never heard of it, the enemy had also not even appeared, so why was he talking about the final chapter?
"Ah, oops, I have a stockpile of the chapters that have not been released. The story in the currently released chapters, indeed, has not come to that part of the story."
Indeed, the speed of the comic studio was very fast, even after hiring the fast-hand Wang and it started to produce much higher quality of comic, the studio could still maintain the speed of releasing one chapter in three or four days, so if Zhou Yu had some more chapters available, he basically stored in the computer, and he would only send to Liu Gongcai every other week.
If he calculated it correctly, there were more than a hundred chapters left on the computer.
Hearing that there were actually more than a hundred chapters left, Liu Gongcai heaved a sigh of relief. These chapters should last a year or so and it would not affect the live-action movie. It was just that such a big hit comic series, it was really a shame to end it within 200 chapters. Liu Gongcai, of course, wanted to persuade Zhou Yu not to give it up so quickly. If he continued to produce more chapters, it would become more popular.
"Is it because Mr. Wang lost inspiration? It doesn't matter, since we still have so many chapters, he can have a good rest. We, the penguin company can arrange a trip or something for him, whether it's the domestic or the overseas tour, we will pay for it."
Liu Gongcai's intention was very clear. He wanted to find out the real identity of the fast-handed Wang. It would be much better if they could establish a closer relationship with him during this trip.
Unfortunately, in fact, the fast-handed Wang was currently standing in front of him, but he would never be able to see him.
"You've lost your inspiration! The old man, I have just eaten the fruit of creativity. How dare you curse me at the time when my ideas are gushing out like spring?"
Angry, the fast-handed Wang was waving his sword, hacking, poking and stabbing Liu Gongcai on top of his head, however, Liu Gongcai could not feel anything.
Zhou Yu refused directly, "that's the decision that was made by the fast-handed Wang himself, there is no need to persuade me. There's no need to drag the story longer when it comes to the end. He's currently thinking of a better story, it is definitely going to be much better than the assassin."
The studio has been upgraded and was currently working on the outline of the new work. Based on the experience of the animation base, the upgraded studio would definitely be able to produce a comic that was higher than the tier-3 comics. Coupled with the help of the fruit of creativity, Zhou Yu was very looking forward to this new work.
However, Liu Gongcai did not know about this. The assassin's reputation was gathered over a long period of time, and the Penguin company has invested countless ads in it. It would be a waste to end within a year when they have just started making a profit.
Besides, no one knew if the next comic book would still be that good, and many famous comic artists only had one good comic, and then they would disappear from the public view.
Unfortunately, no one could change Zhou Yu's mind after he made the decision.
Liu Gongcai could only leave the amusement park with disappointment, but in disappointment, he still had hope, maybe the next work of the fast-handed Wang would be really very good.


Zhou Yu, a reclusive otaku, who did not like to go out of his house, was one day forced out of his house by a series of unexpected events.
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Here is my second idea for a ff


The mc will die and go to a fictional world (classic) the world the mc is in will be exactly the same as the original but there are no mangas/comics/animes. The Mc will have a system that will post 1 manga/comic chapter per day (the Mc can pick the manga/comic or it could just be a random thing)and the Mc will get VP(view points) from the amount of people who read the chapters (1 person can only give 1 vp per chapter but if they read different chapters they can give more VP). With the VP he can upgrade the system with different things ( able to produce 2 chapters a day, better quality, better story telling, half the time for production, etc and the cost would increase proportionately) he will also be able to by character cards (can summon what is on the card and the card would have limited uses (like 10 uses and it goes down the better the character is) and a time limit (weaker characters can be summoned for longer times than better ones)).

I would say after awhile (and if he collects enough VP) he could 'rebirth' this would reset everything he has however he will get 1 permanent upgrade that can't be taken away. the 'rebirth' will also send him to another world by himself. In this case he will be the only person going to the next world nobody else and he will reset everything he bought from the system/lose his VP and character cards) The only thing he will keep is his skills (let's say he learns to play guitar in the next world he would know how to play guitar but he would have to practice to get his body use to playing the guitar). This is all to make this like an omniverse fanfic without letting the MC get to OP to make the story boring (just remember to not only put him in worlds like naruto/dbz/one piece and to try to put him in world's where their may not be any powers)

The system would allow him to choose 1 manga/comic that it will make and to get more he would have to buy it (1 of the rebirths could grant him 2 manga/comics the system will make without buying anything). If the Mc uses the same manga/comic for different worlds he could only get 50% of the view points and this would make him not choose the same manga/comic. Another feature that you could add is that if he makes the manga/comic from the world he is in he would get a 25% increase in VP (ex: he makes the naruto manga while he is in the world of naruto). I would also say that the system shouldn't be one of those talkative ones and should just be an ai if the MC needs help that involves the system (the system won't help the Mc but if Mc has a question that concerns the system the system will answer if it can)

The Mc (depending on the world he is in) will get a power that corresponds with the world he is in (in naruto he would get chakra, in mha he would get a quirk, in saiki k he would be a weak psychic, etc. However he will lose this when he goes to the next world)


That is the gist of this idea if you need better explanations on a part just ask and I will see if I can clear it up.

Anyways you can use this idea if you want if possible though can you say you got the idea from me (either in synopsis or first chapter) would be appreciated. 

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