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

Chapter 349 He is indeed the man I have chosen
After communicating the situation with Saburo Mikami, Nobuo Oda asked him to learn about Rumiko Kurokawa from insiders.

But she wanted to reproduce with herself to create the next generation of excellent genetic cartoonists, so this matter was kept secret.

It is private and cannot be disclosed.

Oda Shingo also told his three female assistants not to disclose the information.

"No problem, leave it to me." San Shang Saburo agreed immediately, but reminded, "I didn't expect Qunyingshe to invite this great man, but she owed Qunyingshe a favor for bringing out the 14-year-old new manga artist."

Since we know that Rumiko Kurokawa wants to start a war, we must know ourselves and our enemy.

Oda Shingo analyzed his own strengths and weaknesses.

He quickly read the electronic version of the other party's comics, which took him a whole day.

During this time, Mrs. Yukino came and Oda Shingo informed her of the situation.

Since the three women already knew about Kurokawa, he didn't hide it.

Of course, I also had some small thoughts. I was afraid that Mrs. Yukino would mind if she knew about it later.

After all, this kind of thing sounds quite yandere to talk about, so it would be better to confess it as soon as possible.

Eh? Why is it described as "explaining"? Oda Shingo scratched his head.

Mrs. Yukino just smiled at this situation, but she was a little interested in Kurokawa Rumiko's identity as a shrine maiden: "Is she from the Kurokawa family? There seems to be some connection..."

"Do you know?"

"I don't know her, but I have had contact with...some of her relatives." There was a hint of nostalgia for the past in Mrs. Yukino's eyes.

Without giving it much thought, Oda Shingo began to seriously investigate and analyze his competitors.

Let’s start with the representative comics, mainly “Urusei yonen” and “Mermaid no Kizuma”.

Having watched Kurokawa Rumiko's work, Oda Shingo stretched in front of the computer screen and sighed:

"As expected of a cartoonist who has won the championship for five consecutive years."

Since he only focused on skills and analysis, he thought his reading speed was already very fast, but the other party had indeed accumulated a lot in the past five years and was not a cartoonist with a slow hand speed.

The thinking in the work is indeed fanciful and very attractive. It is certain that he is not a bear-pleasing person like Takeshi Goda, nor is he a conservative person in the traditional sense.

"Lucky Star" has delicate brushwork and a humorous style, with brilliant characters. The story cannot be said to be full of ups and downs, but it is very attractive. It is a work that is done with slow brushwork and fine craftsmanship.

However, "The Mermaid's Scar" is full of discussions on the philosophy of life and portrays human nature very well, which makes people wonder whether the artist is a young cartoonist.

The other person is a talented cartoonist with many years of experience, and she is about the same age as me. Uh. I am actually much older than her.

"The work is excellent, without any obvious shortcomings. I am young, full of imagination and creativity." Oda Shingo frowned.

I really don't want to meet such an opponent. It seems difficult to attack his weaknesses.

However, her two representative works reminded Shingo Oda of a cartoonist on Earth - Rumiko Takahashi.

The age of Takahashi Rumiko on Earth doesn't match. And Oda Shingo has seen photos of Takahashi Rumiko, but she looks like a relative, but definitely not as pretty as Kurokawa Rumiko in this world.

Moreover, the work is very similar to Rumiko Takahashi's "Urusei Yatsura" and "The Mermaid Forest". Even Takahashi-sensei also has a short story called "The Mermaid's Wound".

Although the plots of Kurokawa's two works are similar to those on Earth, many details are different, and even if they are put together, they cannot be said to be plagiarism.

Perhaps this is a coincidental projection of a parallel world? The great god who was supposed to be born exists in this world in another physical form? Oda Shingo pondered.

But it doesn’t matter, and there is no need to delve into it.

"Shingo, I have collected some of her comments and reports." Fujido Kaoru and Namikaze Yuzuru sorted out some information.

Oda Shingo quickly took it over: "Thank you for your hard work."

Rumiko Kurokawa deliberately did not allow her photos to be circulated on the Internet, so the information collected online is all her readers' feedback and comic critics' comments.

Comic fans are very loyal to Kurokawa's works.

Works with depth already have a large number of fans, and Rumiko Kurokawa's works are delicate in style and even more pleasing.

Few people knew her identity as a witch, and only a few lesser-known editors had mentioned it, but it was regarded as a rumor. And there were a few people who said that she was a beauty and was shockingly young, but no one believed it either.

The life philosophy of his masterpiece is profound, and no one would believe that it could be drawn by a teenager.

However, there are no serious yandere performances in the work, only some of the villains' words are quite deafening. Oda Shingo suspects whether they are the voices of Kurokawa Rumiko herself.

But she is able to control her emotions, and only plays the villain role. This steadiness is beyond her age.

A formidable opponent...

Check the data collected by the female assistant for you.

"The fan base is very good. The number of registered fans in the "Rumiko Kurokawa" sub-forum of the comics forum alone has reached 520,000." Oda Shingo was surprised when he saw the data.

This is just the number of registered fans on the forum. The actual number of fans in the comics market should be multiplied by about ten.

Looking at his own "Sixth Heaven Demon King's Palace" sub-forum, there are only 29 registered fans.

It's really frustrating to compare yourself to others, Oda Shingo shook his head. After working so hard on so many comics, he is not as good as the retired master.

Of course, he also knew that a very important reason was that he had only risen for more than half a year, while the other party had a foundation of the previous five years.

However, the other party's comic fan market base is also very large. I am afraid that with just a wave of the hand, a large number of fans will return.

After determining his opponent's profound skills, Oda Shingo decided to adopt a defensive counterattack approach.

Wait until the other party's new comic starts serialization, and then take counterattack measures.

What I have to do now is to draw the comics that are currently being serialized well, make every fan satisfied, and continuously expand my fan base.

In the next few days, there was no news of Kurokawa's return, which gave Oda Shingo and others a sense of calm before the storm.

The new issue of RED is out.

The new plot of "GANTZ" has reached the part where the protagonist has resurrected Kojima Tae and is freed himself.

The deleted content of the vampire attacking the protagonist is completed by Izumi who goes on a killing spree in Shinjuku.

The entire storyline has become more compact after being sorted out by Shingo Oda, and the style remains consistent, without the intrusion of vampires and the feeling of being out of style in the original work.

"The protagonist is dead?!"

"Oh my god! Mr. Oda is indeed a god. He really did kill the protagonist!"

"Don't worry, he will be resurrected."

"Kato is still here, and his good buddies will save him. Not to mention there's Reika, so there's absolutely nothing to worry about."

“But the plot is very gripping!”

The comics are serialized in large volumes with many chapters, and the plot develops very quickly.

As expected, the plot of this issue of the comic stops on the eve of the Battle of Osaka, and Kato and others have to earn enough ratings in the new mission to get the points to revive Kurono Kei.

The Battle of Osaka begins, and the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons begins!

Then it came to an abrupt end, and the comic fans cried out in disbelief.

"Oda the old thief! Update quickly!"

"Please change RED to a weekly magazine! I'm willing to do anything!"

"No, I can't take it anymore! I want to read the latest episode!"

Inside a shrine.

Rumiko Kurokawa, dressed as a shrine maiden, put down the "RED" in her hand and smiled with satisfaction: "You are worthy of being the man I have my eyes on."

She took out her cell phone and called Oda Shingo.

(End of this chapter)