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

Chapter 406 "Suqing" 3 episodes in a row!
Shingo Oda's new manga will be published in 3 chapters.

Although this news is not shocking, it can still make comic fans cheer.

"Those of you who said that Mr. Oda was guilty before, please come out and take a walk."

"Oda-sensei is still as awesome as ever. It's a great deal for me to be his fan."

"It was a blockbuster debut, and it was so bold in 3 chapters. If it were another cartoonist, they wouldn't dare to do it like this."

"For other cartoonists, even if he could update so much, I'm afraid the magazine wouldn't allow it."

It is really difficult for a cartoonist to create a new comic, especially for a newcomer.

The editor will always give you revision suggestions on your manuscript, so you will often come to the editor after drawing one or two chapters. If the manuscript is reviewed for more than three chapters, it is considered to be confident.

If you can accumulate 5 chapters before letting the editor read them, you are extremely arrogant. Because the front part is likely to be changed by the editor. Do you dare not listen? Sorry, there are many people rushing to be published, you are not the only one!
Therefore, many cartoonists often cannot produce new works for a long time, and are constantly in a cycle of drawing new drafts, revising drafts, discarding drafts, and drawing new drafts again.

Experienced cartoonists have a lot of advantages in this regard, but the requirements for them are also stricter, and the aesthetic standards of their fans are also higher, so they all have their own pressures.

When it comes to the level of Kurokawa and Oda Shingo, ordinary editors are naturally not qualified to modify the manuscript. At least the editor-in-chief, or even the executive director or even the president, has the right to make comments on his manuscript.

"Please, I think it's possible to refer to this and modify the plot slightly, a little bit, a little bit..."

Bow, bow again, bow three times...

This is the attitude you should have when asking a great writer to revise a manuscript.

Of course, who would go to such trouble? However, great cartoonists make fewer mistakes, which saves a lot of worries about the plot of new works.

Is it possible that no editor could not see the mistake made by Kurokawa in the serialization of Ranma 1/2, where the male character took advantage of the snow duck? Of course not, there must be someone who felt that something was wrong. It may not be certain, but there must be suggestions for more revisions.

But since the author is the great Kurokawa, no one says that.

[The queue for Oda-sensei's new work starts here]

Comic book stores have been hanging up signs like this for a long time.

The store owners anticipated that fans would crowd their stores and planned out the queuing routes early on.

The winding queue curve that was planned to the maximum extent could be maintained by a few hastily made ropes.

After all, 2D otakus hide during the day and come out at night and have no physical strength!
It’s wrong. It’s just that otakus will follow the rules very tacitly. Even if they are three-dimensional rules, they will follow them with high quality.

Sure enough, on the day when "Champion" was released, comic fans formed long queues in front of various bookstores.

"A new work by Mr. Oda is here!"

"Fortunately, I came here to queue up at 8 o'clock. I was browsing my phone while waiting, so it didn't take too long."

"Hey? Is that person in the distance carrying a quilt? Or something else?"

"He was just swept up! Did he actually stay up all night and sleep here waiting?!"

The enthusiasm of comic fans is very high.

The new store poster of "Champion" should be the new work of Shingo Oda. In the middle of the picture is a very ordinary-looking male protagonist, accompanied by three teammates falling in the air.

"The male protagonist is a standard hero, right?"

"Yeah, apparently the teammates are a knight, a priest, and a magician."

“It seems a bit old-fashioned.”

"A standard adventure team configuration. Could it be that the protagonist is possessed by some kind of cheat code? The kind that pops up when you call the menu."

"I think it's very possible. Maybe we shouldn't have too high expectations for this comic..."

"Don't talk nonsense, it makes me panic."

"By the way, is it possible that the reason why three chapters are released in a row is not because of the high confidence caused by the fast updates, but because of the lack of assurance?" The fans communicated while queuing.

Among the fans who didn't say anything, some secretly rolled their eyes at those who were talking.

If you have no confidence in Mr. Oda, are you still his fans? Some die-hard fans despised him in their hearts.

Fortunately, most comic fans are socially anxious and won't say anything. In fact, they really want to take out their phones and hit back at the other person's comments with their keyboards.

Fortunately, the bookstore opened soon.

Comic fans rushed in and started buying books, drinks and paying the bills.

Many comic fans stayed on site to read the books, maintaining the trend of on-site follow-up that has gradually formed since Shingo Oda started serialization at the beginning of the year.

The cover of the first episode shows the protagonist standing helplessly behind, looking at the blue-haired priest girl.

At the beginning of the story, the protagonist Sato Kazuma's life came to an end when he tried to save a girl who was about to be hit by a car.

When I opened my eyes again, I saw the blue-haired goddess.

Aqua, whose goddess image was questionable, kept hinting at Kazuma to give up heaven, but her words and actions showed various concealing tendencies, and she even blatantly blocked the annotations in the manual with her fingers...

At the same time, the comics shot very cleverly, and it always felt like Aqua didn’t seem to be wearing any warm underwear…

Comic fans had a blast watching it.

[The camera shot by Oda-sensei is really good.]
[Were the benefits so generous from the beginning?]
[It is definitely worth being a fan of Mr. Oda.]
[Protagonist, why don't you pick up the eraser? What are you waiting for?]
The plot is hilarious. Kazuma saved the girl from the front of a car, but the car was a tractor... and his death was simply caused by being scared to death with shit and urine flowing all over him...

The blue-haired goddess Aqua continued to bully him with words:

"I've been doing this for a long time, and this is the first time I've seen someone die in such a way."

"You were rushed to the hospital unconscious and had a heart attack while the doctors and nurses were laughing."

"Ahahahaha, everyone in the hospital and your parents are going to die of laughter!"

Her expression and eyes were as contemptuous and sarcastic as they could be.

A "kusikusikusi" laugh came out of the goddess' mouth.

Kazuma held a grudge, and soon in the subsequent wish-granting power segment, he dragged the goddess Aqua to travel together.

This is in another world, and it pays tribute to the content of the manga "Ah, My Goddess!", but the flavor is completely different.

Kazuma's expression was really bad.

When she arrived at the Adventurer's Guild in the other world, no one believed that Aqua was a goddess. Since she had no money, she was even given a few coins by the followers of the younger goddess Aris.

Aqua’s pupils became like fried eggs shrinking in hot oil…

Working odd jobs as a laborer and sleeping in a stable.

Despite their continuous efforts, they went from having no blanket to having one blanket, and then to having one blanket each... They could even take a bath, drink alcohol and even eat meat!
No! This is not my life! Kazuma wailed.

The two decided to hunt monsters, starting with the giant frog.

"It seems normal..."

"It's quite relaxing and fun to watch, but it's just an excellent comedy comic."

"Yeah, it's smooth and comfortable, but not particularly amusing."

Comic fans have seen this, but they still don’t know what’s coming…

(End of this chapter)