A middle school cartoonist

During the period when Makoto Takahashi and Ben Chen frequently met to discuss matters related to the animation of a certain comic, a comic in the weekly "Shonen Jumk" finally ushered in a plot that readers could not accept in a short period of time and was also quite tearful...

That is the core soul character in the comic "Hikaru no Go", the obsessive soul who guided Xiaoguang on the road of Go - Sai, disappeared in the latest serialized content!

Although Yashiro Mumengye borrowed some things from a certain chuuni cartoonist, and deliberately arranged two top Go players from different eras, Sai and Toya, in the comics, to complete a "rival match" using online Go as a foreshadowing, not only allowing Sai to see the "God's move" that has maintained his obsession for a thousand years, but also specifically pointed out the talent of the spectator Xiaoguang in Go...

After Sai completed the game with Toya, he expressed an urgent tone of hope that Xiaoguang could play against more Go masters, and expressed regret from time to time, all of which hinted to the readers that this player, who even offered his soul in pursuit of a higher level of Go, is estimated to have little time left...

At the beginning, many readers had a vague feeling of uneasiness after seeing the content of these few episodes, but as a character with extremely high popularity and status in the comics, before the plot of the comics was actually serialized, readers would hold the idea known as "lucky", hoping that the uneasy prediction in their hearts was wrong!

So...

After the episode in which Sai disappeared was serialized, the readers who had hoped for "luck" found that their worst premonition had come true and the thing they were most worried about had happened...So, the weekly editorial department once again enjoyed the long-lost "phone storm" baptism!

"...I can already foresee that in the next period of time, the ranking of Ashiro Mumeha's manga "Hikaru no Go" will drop significantly! Hehe!" After hanging up the phone with a resentful reader, Ashiro Mumeha's editor-in-chief, Uncle Hattori, looked up at his colleagues who were busy [appeasing the resentful readers on the other end of the phone], squeezed out a smile awkwardly from his face, and sighed with some worry, "I hope Ashiro Mumeha won't be affected too much..."

"Humph! If you are affected by such a trivial matter...then Ashiro Mumeha should quit the cartoonist circle as soon as possible!" Although Hattori's sigh was very quiet, it was still heard by Yoshida who had just hung up the phone... This editor-in-chief who only showed his M side in front of a certain chuuni cartoonist, whether facing Little Otter or his editorial colleagues, was as sharp-tongued and mean as ever! "Hattori-san, Ashiro Mumeha is not a rookie who just debuted, how could she be affected by such a thing? Your current attitude is not so much about worrying too much, but rather about doting on Ashiro Mumeha!"

"Doting... a little, haha! But Yoshida-kun, you should know that when Ashiro Mumeha was serializing "PCP", she was forced into a desperate situation by an accidental incident at that time and was almost cut off!" Editor Hattori was not too optimistic about Yoshida's mocking comfort, "Although Ashiro Mumeha was able to get rid of the influence of various aspects and made a breakthrough in the desperate situation... But what I am worried about now is whether Ashiro Mumeha will recall the psychological shadow left by that time because of this serialization!"

"Hattori-san Mr. Hattori, after all, you also said that it was the original Ajo Mu Moe! Now Ajo Mu Moe is a popular manga artist in the weekly magazine! "Looking at the extremely tangled look of Hattori editor, Yoshida complained unhappily, "According to Acheng's words, since you are a popular manga artist, you naturally have to have the will and determination to match it... How could Ajo Mu Moe be like a newcomer who just debuted, because of a little thing, or even because of readers' comments, and affect the creation of comics? "

Although Yoshida's tone did not sound very kind, and it did not sound like a comforting tone at all, but Hattori editor could feel that Yoshida trusted Ajo Mu Moe more than himself, the editor-in-charge of Ajo Mu Moe...

By the way... Is this the legendary [Tsundere]?

"That's true, haha!" On the surface, Hattori Editor, who looked relieved, smiled gratefully at Yoshida, but in his heart, he was speculating with such a bad taste...

"On the contrary, Hattori-san, compared to Ajo Mumeha, your ideas are too old-fashioned!" Who is Yoshida? But he has been ridiculed and mocked by a certain chuuni cartoonist for a long time... How could a mere Hattori Editor who knows how to interact with normal cartoonists hide what he is thinking from Yoshida who has been trained by a certain chuuni cartoonist for a long time? "As the editor-in-chief of Ajo Mumeha, you have always treated Ajo Mumeha as a novice who just debuted, worried, entangled, depressed... You have not noticed Ajo Mumeha's growth. If you continue in this state, you may be eliminated in the future because you can't keep up with Ajo Mumeha's pace!"

Perhaps as Yoshida said, I have always been eager to see Ajo Mumeha succeed, but I have gradually ignored their growth! I have always regarded Yacheng Mu Mengye as a newcomer who has just debuted, as a child who has just learned to walk. I am worried about the bumps and bumps they will encounter on the road to growth, and I am entangled in whether they can bear the pressure that cartoonists should bear...

Under Yoshida's sarcastic suggestion, Editor Hattori also realized his problem!

Indeed, Ajou Mumenha has gradually become a popular cartoonist in weekly magazines from a newcomer. As the editor-in-chief, Hattori has witnessed the whole process of Ajou Mumenha's growth and has written for Ajou Mumenha. Happy to achieve success, sad for Ajou Mumenha's failure... For Ajou Mumenha, Editor Hattori is more like a parent than a responsible editor!

After all, isn't it a unique performance of being a witness... or a parent to worry about your own children's gains and losses?

"Yes, yes, compared to Yoshida-kun, I lack some training! Haha!" Editor Hattori, who had a changed mentality, was in a good mood and did not forget to "repay" Yoshida's "ridiculous persuasion" before What a great kindness! "After all, Ajou Mumenha, who I am responsible for, is not like Mr. Kumamoto of the Phoenix Institute, who can appear in every popular comic series that makes readers love and hate plots! Haha..."

"Bang!" Recalling the disaster that a certain second-grade cartoonist once brought to the editors of weekly magazines, a certain editor with a vicious tongue couldn't find the right words to refute for a moment, so he could only express his disdain bitterly. The sound of cursing...

"Don't worry about it, Yoshida-kun. Hattori-san is right! Ever since the serialization of Phoenix-in Kuma-sensei, our editorial department has been quite lively!" It was rare to see Yoshida looking depressed and deflated. Yujiro originally wanted to join in the conversation. By the way, I used the skill of [Adding insult to injury], but after seeing the wall clock on the wall, my face suddenly changed, and I quickly started to pack my handbag. At the same time, I wrote [complaining] and pronounced [showing off] to my two colleagues in a tone of voice. She sighed, "Oh my, it's already this time! Shinzuma-kun is going to participate in a TV talk show later... I'm obviously just an editor, but why do I feel like Shinzuma-kun's nanny... Oh, I Let’s go first! I’m born to be a hard worker…”

"..." Yoshida responded silently, but in his heart he had already begun to beat Yujiro...

"Haha..." Hattori laughed kindly, and he also started to whip Yujiro in his heart...

"Hey, Yoshida-kun, let's let Yujiro treat us tonight..." After watching Yujiro leave, Editor Hattori smiled sadly, "After all, I'm accompanying a cartoonist on a talk show and on TV... It's really gratifying. Congratulations!"

"Yeah, that's right! This kind of thing must be celebrated!" Yoshida squinted his eyes to organize the documents in his hands, and at the same time [kindly] suggested to Hattori Editor, "And it would be too selfish for only the two of us to participate. Right? How about calling Acheng, Heimaru, and Ajou Mumenha?"

"Second! I will contact Takagi-kun and Mashiro-kun now..." Hattori, an action-minded editor, decisively took out his phone and started to contact Kiajo-kun Yumeha, a pair of stay-at-home friends...

At the same time, on the Yacheng Mumengye side, Lan Dai and Huangmao Glasses looked at each other, and finally reached an agreement and made up their minds to make a certain decision for a certain middle-level cartoonist. A rather tricky and crucial decision...