We’ve traveled through Tokyo, who still wants to simulate love?

Rina Ishihara thought hard for a while and finally remembered something.

The Liar once hinted in the comics that the meeting between the two was not a chance encounter, but intentional.

Wait~ So when the big liar asked her to teach him how to draw, it wasn’t because he really didn’t understand, but...

Ishihara Rina was angry and ashamed.

She was only a little angry because the big liar had lied to her again.

She was so embarrassed that she couldn't even lift her head, because he had so carefully disguised himself, stayed close to her, and even deliberately let her be his teacher.

Does he like this tune very much?

Ishihara Rina couldn't help but think wildly.

She blushed as she thought about it.

"Big liar, even if I don't use this method, will I still refuse to let you get close?"

Her heart trembled slightly, and she mustered up the courage to say: "It's so awesome. Unlike me, I have just started trying to become an illustrator on Station P. If you can be serialized in "Weekly Shonen Jump", your drawing skills must be very good." , if you have time, can you teach me a lesson?"

Asaba Kazama: "???"

Asaba Kazama was blinded by the words sent by Ishihara Rina.

The teacher becomes the student and the student becomes the teacher.

Offense and defense reversed?

However, it seems quite interesting.

A smile twitched his lips.

As a teacher, it is also a rare experience to properly train Ishihara Rina's temperament.

So he replied: "Okay!"

Then I opened Twitter and followed the news of [Animation Studio].

Among the on-the-job animation supervisors, someone posted a message on Twitter, which roughly means, "Animation Studio can still fight. For the next animation, we have to bet on the future of the company."

Qian Yufengjian felt a little emotional.

Compared with companies like Shueisha, Toei Animation, and KyoAni, Animation Studio is a completely small company.

Small workshops cannot afford the risk.

Coupled with the lack of promotion of animation, even if a good work is produced, it is difficult to become a big hit. Sometimes the profit is less, or even the work is bad, and it starts to jump repeatedly on the edge of "cash flow cut off".

In the simulation, this company successively took over its own "Succubus Reincarnated" and Kimura's "Dark Fairy", making huge profits in an instant. Once it took off, it never fell back.

The key to starting work again lies in his "Reincarnation of the Succubus".

Now that I have acquired Rina Ishihara's ability, and with the help of myself, the original author, I can not only get out of the predicament, but also go to a higher level than in the simulation.

You never know what a good original animator can bring to animation.

But this premise is that he can take the lead in this company.

Otherwise, how much he earns has nothing to do with him, so why should he bother to do something so thankless?

Now that the construction situation is getting more and more serious, this is exactly in line with his expectations.

…

A few days later.

Asaba Kazama returned to his normal routine.

There is only one simulation left, and the number of corrections per week is only once.

In other words, he has now opened a new simulation and wants to simulate a satisfactory ending in a short time, but there are not enough times for him to use it.

He chose to save up.

Moreover, although the digestive potion can speed up the development progress of [Awakening Gene], it cannot be achieved overnight.

It still takes a certain amount of time to consolidate and train.

On this day, Asaba Kazome received a call from Dengeki Bunko's Tamura-senpai, saying that the review of "Reincarnation Succubus" related content has been completed, and hoped that he could spare time to go to Dengeki Bunko's editorial department to sign the contract.

Asaba Kazama didn't think too much and decided on a time to go. After class, he went to Hayakawa Haruna to get a new study progress schedule. He did not continue the tutoring but left school normally.

Soon after he got on the tram, he took out the book from his bag, sat on his seat and read it.

Ignoring the faint whispers of the girls around him, after turning more than thirty pages, he heard the sound of a vehicle arriving at the station.

Holding the bag in one hand and the books in the other, he squeezed out of the car, then opened the bag and prepared to put the books in it.

At this time, a young girl passed by him and got into the car with a subtle fragrance.

Asa Yu Kazama subconsciously turned his head to look at the girl, and saw an indifferent but familiar face.

Shiina Umine?

Qian Yu Kazama was stunned for a moment.

Why did she come here?

Without thinking much, he closed his backpack and went directly to the floor where the Dengeki Bunko editorial department was located.

When he was about to enter the company, Asaba Kazama called Tamura Yusuke in advance.

Not long after, Editor Tamura appeared at the door and led him inside.

"Teacher Asaba is younger than we thought." Yusuke Tamura said seriously, with a hint of praise and a bit of sincerity.

"After all, I'm still a high school student." Qianha Kazama said with a smile.

Tamura Yusuke was secretly surprised, the smile on his face became brighter, and he said:

"It is quite rare to have such sophisticated writing skills at such an age."

Qian Yufengjian said calmly: "Compared to someone I know, he is still far behind."

The two came to the sofa chair in the living room and chatted for a while.

The main thing is to communicate and agree on the future framework of Asaba Kazama's upcoming new book, as well as some plot developments, which can be considered a routine matter.

Qian Yufengjian was not afraid at all.

He has absorbed the entire content of "Reincarnation of the Succubus" as well as the excellent illustrations, and the conversation is naturally clear and coherent, which makes Yusuke Tamura even more satisfied.

"With all due respect, Mr. Asaba, is this really your first time submitting a light novel?"

"Of course." Qianyu Kazama replied affirmatively.

I added another sentence in my mind: "Limited to reality."

Tamura Yusuke nodded and pushed the contract to Asaba Kazama: "Please sign here. I have already communicated with the editor about the illustration contract. In principle, the editor has no objection."

Asaba Kazama nodded, picked up the pen and signed the contract.

When he was about to chat with Tamura-senpai, who had helped him a lot in the simulator, he suddenly heard some noisy conversation coming from the chief editor's office.

I saw the editor-in-chief of Dengeki Bunko followed by a bald young and middle-aged man wearing a Uniqlo shirt.

The editor-in-chief of Dengeki Bunko said something very seriously.

Asaba Kazama could vaguely hear bits and pieces of words such as "Our animation studio is sincere", "The adapted content is absolutely trustworthy", "Betting on the future".

As if aware of Asaba Kazama's curiosity, Tamura Yusuke on the side explained:

"Daisuke Hiramaki, the supervisor of the animation studio, came here as a routine to lobby the editor-in-chief. I hope we can relax a little and release a better popular novel to help the animation studio turn the tide, but in any case The editor doesn't agree."

"Huh? Why?"

"The construction cost is small and we cannot afford the risks. Now that there is a cash flow problem, the editor-in-chief is naturally unwilling to give out popular projects... not to mention that many peers are now poaching their core members."

Qian Yufengjian was thoughtful.

Comparing lightly modified comics to comic adaptations, they are actually less valued.

He knew that it would be difficult to start the project, but he did not expect that the project would not even be able to get a better light adaptation manga project from Dengeki Bunko.

Asaba Kazama could probably guess what the editor-in-chief of Bunko was thinking.

If you do more, you will make more mistakes; if you do less, you will make more mistakes; if you do less, you will make more mistakes.

The editor-in-chief may or may not really not believe in the production level of the project. The reason for his disagreement is that he is worried that if the project is completed halfway, it will go bankrupt.

He squinted his eyes and smiled like a little fox, cunning and beautiful.

Just as the animation studio supervisor was about to pass by, Asaba Kazama suddenly asked:

"Mr. Tamura, regarding the content of the original paintings of my novel, I have actually brought them today, and I would like you to take a look."

Asaba Kazama took out a document bag from his backpack, opened it, and handed a stack of clean drawing papers to Tamura Yusuke.

At this moment, Daisuke Hiramaki chased the editor-in-chief and walked past the two of them.

With a startling glance, he was instantly attracted by the original painting Asaba Kazama placed on the table.

Without him, it’s so emotional.

Just putting it on the table seems to be talking to the people around you all the time, "Look at me, look at me again."

The powerful expressive power of the picture frightened Daisuke Hiramaki and even caught his eyes.

Qianyu Kazama stretched his body, chuckled and said:

"Painting is really hard work!"

Editor Tamura looked at the drawing paper blankly and nodded subconsciously. After a moment, he came back to his senses and said, "Teacher Asaba has drawn so many illustrations these days. It's really a thank you to you."

"It's not too hard. After all, it's my own novel. Besides, compared to the workload on your side, Weekly Shonen Jump's side is much more difficult to handle."

"JUMP?" Tamura Yusuke suspected that he heard wrongly.

"Ah? Didn't I tell you? Starting next week, my comics will be serialized on the Internet~" Asaba Kazama stretched and yawned slowly, "JUMP's request is really troublesome. It took me an entire night to finish the manuscript.”

This time, not only Editor Tamura and Daisuke Hiramaki were stunned, but the editor-in-chief on the side also stopped and looked at Asaba Kazama.