Tokyo, everyone is drawing comics, who still wants to fall in love?.

Chapter 332: Qun Ying She! Why haven't they released any peripheral products of "Cells at Work!" yet?

Black glass heart, this guy really has a lot of free time, he tagged me again.

Oda Shingo smiled and closed the page.

"The anti-fans are provoking you!" Fujido Kaoru's voice came from behind.

Oda Shingo patted her head which was pressed against his ear and said, "Don't learn from Namikaze Yuzuru and suddenly appear mysteriously."

"I'm here." Namikaze Yuzuru spoke on the other side of Oda Shingo.

"You too, when did you two sneak up behind me?" Oda Shingo angrily drove the two women back to their work seats, "Focus on drawing comics! Achieving results is better than any online bickering!"

"That guy was shouting that you didn't draw a tsundere!" Fujido Kaoru provoked emotions.

"Have you ever seen any drawings of tsundere?" Oda Shingo smiled and pointed at the draft of "Uncle in Another World".

His drawing skills were already quite good, and with the help of the system, his efficiency was amazing. With Yuko Mikami as his assistant, he made rapid progress and had already accumulated drafts for two episodes.

"Come to think of it, Mr. Oda has never worried about deadlines." Yuko Mikami sighed as she stood beside the manuscript table.

If it were any other cartoonist, he would be so envious that he would kneel down and cry.

How many cartoonists worry about updating? How many editors need to squat at the author's home on the deadline to urge the manuscript? How many assistants are so busy that they don't even have time to change the cotton pad?
Not to mention the cotton pads for female assistants, even male assistants use cotton pads! Because there is no time to go to the toilet on the deadline! Going to the toilet will make noise, and walking around will disturb the main writer's thinking!

On Earth, Yoshihiro Togashi, who ranks fourth among the four kings of procrastination, once set a record of sleeping only 8 hours a week during the serialization of "Yu Yu Hakusho".

However, such hardworking people still make full use of their skill of delaying submission, and some even only submit storyboards or even drafts for publication.

That’s right, during the serialization of Yu Yu Hakusho, many scenes were storyboards with lines! That was a unique scene of the time.

However, he is more famous for his fancy way of delaying submission of manuscripts.

In that era when screenwriters and editors were not separated, cartoonists had to conceive the plot, set up storyboards, and draw the pictures, which was indeed very difficult.

By the way, the separation of the responsibilities of comics writers and main writers was a method that only started to emerge in the 2010s, gradually came into view in the millennium, and became popular after . The most representative of them are "One Punch Man" and "Stigmata".

This method greatly increases the speed of completing comics, but updating every Monday is still a hassle.

In the last century, no, even now there is a saying: the deadline is the cartoonist’s death line.

Once, the editor urged him to submit his manuscript. As he had the key to his studio, he found Togashi lying on the ground like a snake, no, a maggot, with his chin on the floor, painting while mumbling incoherently, "I tried really hard..."

This desperate and hard-working method, at least in terms of acting, leaves the editor speechless. He has worked so hard to this extent, who else can be blamed?

As for Oda Shingo, he took advantage of the fact that he already had the original work in his head!

But I can't simply be regarded as a time-traveling copier. I'm not a tool. Oda Shingo himself has ideals, goals, and ambitions.

"In fact, I took a big risk in this work, but it can also be considered a challenge!" Oda Shingo looked at the finished draft with passion in his eyes.

If he had simply drawn "Uncle from Another World" according to the original Earth work, it would definitely have been a hit, but he made a lot of adjustments.

Because many aspects of the original work need to be strengthened.

For example, he re-arranged the chronological order. The chronological order of the original work was disrupted, and even reversed in many cases without any meaning.

Often, uncles and nephews would casually bring up a certain memory and play a movie.

This is often criticized, and many comic fans find it confusing.

The author also expressed his apologies. After all, he did not expect this work to be so successful at the beginning, so the conception was not rigorous.

Therefore, Shingo Oda first adjusted the timeline of the original work and arranged it in order. Secondly, the Saturn line of the game was postponed to a later time, in order to attract the most fans and then create feelings.

The advantage of this is that it is attractive enough right from the beginning, avoiding the problem of the original work's lengthy opening.

Therefore, the first serialization of Oda Shingo's version of "Uncle in Another World" made the readers quite satisfied.

The beginning of "Uncle in Another World" on Earth was very difficult. Subscribing to the series on the web was not only normal, but also difficult to get by.

In the most difficult times, the author could hardly afford even discounted meals at supermarkets. The author's title "I'm about to die" is well-deserved.

However, comic fans in China raised funds in time to support the author. Although the money was not much and it took a lot of effort, it gave the author an unexpected surprise and strengthened his confidence to continue painting.

Therefore, the god in the original work spoke Chinese when the protagonist's uncle traveled through time, and the author "Just Die" even specially drew a Chinese congratulatory message and picture to express his gratitude.

In the following days, the discussion about Oda Shingo's new manga weakened slightly.

It wasn't a flop, but rather a stable performance, which left people with nothing to talk about.

The story has not yet been fully unfolded, and everyone is looking forward to the second issue.

However, the serialization of "Cells at Work!" on the official website of the Ministry of Culture has become even more popular.

The new episode is about the childhood bond between the little red blood cells and the little white blood cells.

The red blood cells, which were just born in the bone marrow and were still in kindergarten, got gloriously lost during their practice of avoiding bacteria.

She was a person with poor sense of direction and encountered bacteria that broke in unexpectedly. When she was about to be eaten, the little white blood cell appeared!
But the baby version of white blood cells is no match for bacteria.

When the bacteria threatened him to hand over the red blood cells, the wounded little white blood cells stubbornly protected the little red blood cells.

"White blood cells, even if it means sacrificing your own lives, you must protect other cells!"

"In the future, I will definitely become an amazing white blood cell!"

Comic fans cheered collectively!
[Why do I still feel so excited when I am used to reading passionate comics?]
[Because this is the cells in our body! It is the love that cares for our cells!]
[What I noticed is that this red and white CP had a previous relationship when they were babies!]
[It’s a pity that they didn’t know in the end that they were each other back then.]
[It doesn’t matter. Such beautiful memories don’t need to be mentioned. As long as they are left in life, that’s enough!]
[Ahem, let me remind you that the life span of white blood cells is generally 7 to 14 days, and the average life span of red blood cells is 115 days, so the life spans are not compatible at all.]
[The person above, you are not allowed to watch Cells at Work!]
More and more comic fans spontaneously went to the official forums of the Ministry of Culture and Springfield Books and left messages requesting:

[Please sell the peripheral products of "Cells at Work!" as soon as possible!]
[I hope to see cute cells more often in my life! ]
There are even quite a few comic fans who, whether they were intentionally trying to provoke others or were just as directionally challenged as Red Blood Cells, actually went to the official forum of Qun Ying Sha to leave messages.

[Qun Ying Sha! Why haven’t you released any peripheral products of “Cells at Work!” yet?!]
[I want to see white blood cells, red blood cells, and yes, the cutest platelets in Kanto!]
"Damn it!" Hayato Hyakki and Noritaka Koyama, who were browsing the forum, both wanted to smash the display screen with one punch.

Many theater venues in Tokyo are already preparing to screen the "Cells at Work!" stage play.

"My Uncle in Another World" has not yet started to make its mark, but "Cells at Work!" has already become a huge hit!

(End of this chapter)