My Name is Kosaka Kyosuke but I Don't Want to Be Pushed Down by My Sister

But it didn't take long for Kasaka Kyosuke's communication to indicate that there was new news. In his communication, Ayase Ayase, a friend of Aragaki, understood without thinking. He didn't want to go back to Kasaka Kyosuke, but he couldn't help but took out his mobile phone and glanced at the content. The previous information was Ayase Ayase is showing off lunch with him.

And the content behind it is terrifying.

Ayase Ayaki: Brother, didn't you say you must become a detective?What happened to the Tezuka Prize?That's a cartoonist award, right?

Ayase Ayaki: Please... give me an explanation.

Kosaka Kyosuke didn't know how to answer, but after hesitating, he decided to tell the truth.

Kosaka Kyosuke: Sorry I lied.

Ayase Ayaki:  …

After a while, Kasaka Kyosuke didn't reply, and Ayase Ayase sent another message.

Ayase Ayaki: Is there anything to add?

Kosaka Kyosuke: At that time, a girl as cute as Ayase looked at me with such admiration. Originally, I was going to tell the truth, but looking at Ayase's depressed eyes, I couldn't help but lie, sorry!I was watching the news and it was the first time I was alone with a cute girl like Ayase. I was so nervous that I didn't change the channel...

Kosaka Kyosuke: Sorry, I lied.

Ayase Ayaki: Since that's the case, I'll forgive you this time!There will be no next time.

Ayase Ayaki: It's not like I'm lying about the big brother winning the award.

Kosaka Kyosuke: This time it's true.

Ayase Ayaki: Congratulations, big brother, I remember that there was a big bonus for that award, remember to bring me a small gift after receiving the award.

Kosaka Kyosuke: I heard Kirino say that you seem to hate otaku culture, right?

Ayase Ayaki: Well, it turns out that big brother cares about me so much.

Kosaka Kyosuke: I'm going to be a manga artist, don't you hate me?

Ayase Ayaki: Although it is a part of otaku culture, manga artist is more of a profession.

This point of view makes Kosaka Kyosuke a little dizzy. In his opinion, cartoonists belong to the first part of otaku culture, but in the eyes of Ayase Ayase and most people, cartoonists are part of otaku culture, but more represent a kind of otaku culture. Occupation, and will not be completely classified into the otaku culture.

Contradictory perceptions.

Kosaka Kyosuke: Why are you so opposed to otaku culture?

The answer is that Kosaka Kyosuke has long known that due to the physical disgust and cleanliness unique to junior high school girls, she has a strong prejudice against the otaku, and believes that the otaku's interests are filthy and obscene.Affected by the family environment, it was initially believed that the otaku interest and crime had a causal connection, and the otaku was called the criminal reserve force.

He just used the topic to elicit questions.

……

……

After discussing with Ayase Ayaki, she still has no change in her concept of otaku.

Kosaka Kyosuke also understands that this kind of thing can't be rushed, so he can only take it slowly. He doesn't care whether he can succeed in the end. It has nothing to do with him whether Ayase hates the house or not. The reason why he wants to correct Ayase Ayase is natural. It was for Kosaka Kirino.

... After all, he is an elder brother, so what's wrong with thinking about his younger sister!

Even pushing my sister...

...well, the idea is too dangerous.

Came to Tokyo Shueisha, Kosaka Kyosuke met Tomita editor.

Tomita editor: "Are you skipping class?"

"Ah."

"Here are trophies and bonuses, come sit down and talk."

"Ah."

"Why do you draw manga?" Editor Tomita asked this question that must be discussed between the editor and the author.

If it was a previous life, Keisuke Takasaka would definitely answer.

...I was awakened to my dream of being a manga artist by watching Dream Eater.

However, the manga [Dream Eater] does not exist in this world, not only this manga. Basically, the manga in this world does not have the same manga as the world he lives in...

...It is naturally inappropriate to say this now.

But why should I become a cartoonist...

"Because manga is fun! Before I knew it, I had the idea of ​​becoming a manga artist."

Speaking of which, Kosaka Kyosuke paused, "Actually, I just had this idea at the beginning, and didn't intend to realize it. I even wanted to bury this idea in the bottom of my heart and bring it into the coffin... However, I was chatting with a friend inadvertently. When I mentioned the future, I mentioned the dream..."

"That's when I realized that I hadn't thought about it at all, and even felt that life should be like most people rushing around for that meager salary from [-] to [-]."

"It was she who told me..."

"Since you like comics so much, it's not as good as in the future. Although I agreed at that time, I still have no idea of ​​realizing it."

"Just watching her work so hard, I unknowingly had the idea of ​​not working hard."

"That's how I got here."

The editor Tomita just listened to Kesuke Kosaka's narration quietly, and he did not intervene on this issue.