Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 710: Entering the Overseas Market – What Kind of Work Should We Choose?
When Ono Takeshi arrived at Tenkasha, the editor-in-chief, who was in charge, was already waiting at the door. Upon seeing Ono Takeshi, he was as if he had seen a savior.

Upon entering the magazine office and listening to the other party's demands, Ono Takeshi breathed a sigh of relief.

Judging from his anxious tone, I thought the Tianxia Society was facing some kind of life-or-death crisis!
The result is that we're seeking creativity.

That's right, the editor-in-chief's goal is quite simple—boss, give us another seventy, eighty, or ninety ideas, we don't have enough!
Onino Takeshi:......

His lips twitched involuntarily, and he felt like he was being treated like a beast of burden once again.

I was internally complaining, but I couldn't ignore my own company's affairs.

Moreover, there's really no way to refuse this task; it has to be him. After all, only I can come up with so many "classic ideas."

Ono Takeshi sighed helplessly, forced to "work overtime."

……

"Tell me, what's going on?"

Inside the president's office, Oni Takeshi asked in confusion.

He provided plenty of creative ideas beforehand, so there shouldn't be a shortage in the short term.

Series like "Slam Dunk," "Saint Seiya," "Sailor Moon," "Gintama," and "Demon Slayer" were all phenomenal works that became wildly popular across the country upon their release.

It was with the help of these top-notch works that "Young Comic Dream" was able to quickly transform from an obscure new magazine into a comic magazine that could rival the mainstream magazines of the three major comic book publishers, and was enthusiastically received by countless fans.

Moreover, Ono Takeshi knew that Tenkasha also held the three major shonen manga titles: One Piece, Naruto, and Bleach.

With such a trump card in hand, "Teen Comic Dream" is more than capable of reaching new heights and becoming the undisputed leader in the field. There is no need to worry about the magazine's future influence.

There is no problem of insufficient creativity.

At this point, Takeshi Ono couldn't help but sigh again, "It's a pity that this world already has Dragon Ball and Doraemon; these are truly masterpieces among masterpieces..."

Closer to home.

Upon hearing Oni Takeshi's question with a puzzled look, the editor-in-chief explained:

"Boss, with your strong support in terms of creativity and funding, 'Shonen Manga Dream' has no more bottlenecks in its development in China. It's only a matter of time before it becomes Japan's premier comic magazine..."

Although this statement has a flattering tone, it is also the truth.

The biggest contributor to the development of Tianxia Publishing and "Shonen Manga Dream" is undoubtedly Takeshi Ono.

Without his full support and his genius-level creative ideas for various comic themes, the magazine could never have achieved such success.

Ono Takeshi did not express his opinion, but waited quietly for the other party to continue.

"...Therefore, I think it's time to enter the overseas market! Only in this way can we truly rival or even surpass the three major magazine publishers!"

Upon hearing this, Oni Takeshi couldn't help but show a surprised expression.

Unexpectedly, the other party had already set their sights on overseas markets.

He immediately fell into deep thought.

The editor-in-chief's words are not without merit.

Indeed, with its own creative support, Tianxia Society hardly needs to worry about its development.

If they simply continue to develop step by step, they will be able to reach the top.

Who told him he had an entire planet of comic book ideas to use at will? That's how you can be so capricious when you have the resources!
But what they said is also true. Under such circumstances, only by entering the overseas market can they truly catch up with the three top manga publishers, Shogakukan and Shueisha.

They are not only a top player in Japan, but also have a huge influence and a significant market share in many overseas countries.

This is the fundamental reason why the three major publishing houses are far ahead and look down on their peers.

Ono Takeshi had long harbored ambitions to expand overseas, but he was surprised that the other party had brought it up so soon. Compared to the three long-established publishing houses, Tenka Publishing was a complete newcomer, and *Shonen Manga Dream* had only recently been launched. Wasn't it a bit too hasty to expand overseas so soon?
"That's not the case, Boss. The timing is perfect!"

Compared to Onino Takeshi, the editor-in-chief had a better understanding of the magazine's situation, and therefore spoke with great confidence.

"Thanks to your excellent creativity, users have now developed enough stickiness to 'Shonen Manga Dream', and we have completely established a foothold in the Japanese comics industry."

"With classic works like Naruto and Bleach yet to be published, there's absolutely no need to worry about the magazine's future."

"Under these circumstances, we have no worries about the future. We have enough capital and the right opportunity to enter overseas markets!"

The editor-in-chief spoke with a firm tone, clearly indicating that he had prepared a plan in advance.

His words made Oni no Takeshi hesitate.

Indeed, Tianxia Society is now fully established and, barring any unforeseen circumstances, there should be no problems.

With him as a "creative resource library," it's extremely difficult for problems to arise.

Under such circumstances, it seems that the conditions for expanding overseas have indeed been met.

Ono Takeshi is not a hesitant person.

Moreover, one should not use those one doubts, and one should not doubt those one uses. The editor-in-chief certainly knows the magazine better than one himself. Since the other party has brought it up, he must already have a complete plan.

Ono Takeshi is willing to give him a chance.

"Okay, tell me your plan."

Having gained the boss's approval, the editor-in-chief was immediately invigorated and his face lit up with joy.

He quickly explained his plan.

In short: Build a strong base in Asia and seize the European and American comic book market!
Ono Takeshi was quite satisfied with this plan.

Asia, especially East Asia, is basically a cultural sphere. The situation in the past has also proven the influence of Japanese comics. Making Asia a base is not too difficult and is the best strategy.

Europe and America are where real hand-to-hand combat is needed.

At this point, the editor-in-chief finally revealed his true intentions, grinning obsequiously, "This requires your strong support, Boss!"

Oni Takeshi glanced at him, and it was obvious what this guy was up to.

No wonder they were so eager for me to come; they really thought I was a "mobile resource library"?

However, since I've approved of their plan, I'll definitely have to put in the effort myself.

While lamenting his life of toil, Ono Takeshi began to think about what "creative" ideas he should come up with.

The main target this time is Europe and America, so works that match their aesthetic preferences will definitely be the first choice.

Takeshi Ono regrets missing out on Dragon Ball for the nth time.

You should know that the latter was a true global phenomenon in its previous life, with countless fans in Europe and America.

Even after Akira Toriyama's death, the French president issued a statement of condolence, tens of thousands of fans gathered in the Argentine capital to mourn him, and even Mexican separatists spontaneously ceased hostilities for a day.

This demonstrates its influence.

Unfortunately, I won't be able to receive this "honor".

Setting aside distractions, Ono Takeshi began to think seriously.

Since SSR cards like those from Dragon Ball are unusable, we can only choose from works from Europe and America, which are more in line with their ideology.

This is called "learning from the barbarians' superior techniques to control them"!
But... which work should I choose?
(End of this chapter)