My girlfriend is Saiki Kusunoki

"Perfect timing, now that all the club members are here, let's start introducing ourselves. In the name of the first president of the creative club, alright, Mitsuo Akito and Miyoshi, let's begin!"

"Wait a minute, when did this guy become the first president?"

When Naoto excitedly prepared to have the club members introduce themselves, Yukino Yukinoshita unexpectedly discovered the key point.

When this club was founded, there was no election at all, so how did Naoto automatically become the first president?

"Hmm, is there a problem? After all, this club was originally founded by Naoto, and... not many people really care about this position, right?"

When Yukino asked him a question, Hachiman calmly answered her.

After all, isn't it obvious? He wasn't familiar with the top three, but judging from Naoto's juniors, it was unlikely that they would become the president.

Sakuta and he didn't care about these things, so naturally they wouldn't become the student council president. Nanako and Mai were also out of the running, since they were basically just there to fill the role.

As for Yukino, it's even less likely. The only person she knows among them is Hachiman, and she hasn't even known Hachiman for very long, and their relationship isn't exactly pleasant.

In terms of the outcome, it seems that only Naoto is capable of being the president.

Yukino had no objection to Hachiman's statement. Just as Hachiman said, since they were sure they couldn't win, they might as well wait and see. At least for now, Yukino's impression of Naoto was not bad.

"Huh? Me?"

The one who was called out by Naoto pointed to himself with some confusion, clearly not expecting Naoto to call him out first.

"Otherwise what? Is there anyone else here who teaches the highest level? Hurry up, stop dawdling."

Although a little embarrassed, Moritaka mustered up her courage under Naoto's gaze and began to introduce herself.

"Hello everyone, my name is Masato Moritaka. My dream is to become a professional manga artist. I am currently working with Akito on the manga 'Detective Suspect' serialized in JUMP."

"Huh? Detective Suspect? Isn't that the manga that JUMP stopped updating for a while and only recently resumed? The author of that manga is you?"

At this moment, Hachiman looked at the Mighty One in front of him with some surprise. He could not have imagined that this unassuming boy was actually a serialized writer in JUMP.

"Of course, the most talented manga artist in JUMP right now. He started serializing in JUMP when he was in junior high school, he's much better than me."

"No, you're too kind, Zhiren. If it weren't for your help, I wouldn't be where I am today."

After listening to the self-introductions of the top students, the group of second- and third-year high school students roughly understood the relationships between these individuals.

So, the so-called Ashirogi Muto is just a combination of several people's names. Hmm, Miyoshi is a lover? It's truly unexpected that such a small club could gather two JUMP serialized authors, one of whom is currently JUMP's number one author. Even school manga clubs don't have such a luxurious lineup.

And the next one, Mai, is an even bigger heavyweight.

When they saw Mai join in, everyone was even more surprised.

It's worth noting that Mai Sakurajima is currently the most popular girl in the school. Even Yukino Yukinoshita is far less popular than Mai-senpai.

After all, compared to Mai-senpai, who is kind and friendly and chats with everyone, Yukino, who is cold and aloof, is undoubtedly inferior.

Compared to Yukino's surprise, Mai, who saw Yukino, also pondered for a while.

"If I remember correctly, you should be Haruno-senpai's younger sister, right? You really look alike."

Looking at the face that resembled Yukino's by at least eight points, Mai was puzzled as to why Yukino, as the older sister, was so lively, while her younger sister Yukino seemed so indifferent.

"Mai-senpai, do you know my sister?"

"Of course, after all, when I enrolled, Senior Yang was the most popular person in the school, and she was also the student council president and so on."

Upon hearing Mai's words, Yukino paused for a moment before realizing that Mai had indeed enrolled when her older sister was a senior in high school. It made sense that the two knew each other.

I just don't know what kind of relationship Mai has with her older sister.

"Hey, Zhiren, what exactly is our club supposed to be about? We can't just be without any goals, can we?"

At this point, Gao Da realized that he didn't even know what the entire club was supposed to be doing.

While Naoto wants to provide a safe and comfortable space for everyone to create, there can't be no club activities at all.

After all, establishing a club isn't just a simple matter; it also involves assessments by the student council and the allocation of funds, all of which are directly linked to the club's activities.

"Don't rush me, I've already figured out what our club activities are."

"Huh? What is that?"

Hachiman and Sakuta looked at Naoto with suspicion. When did this guy come up with the idea of ​​club activities? Why didn't they hear about it before? What was this kid doing behind their backs?

"Hmph, this is an idea I got from editor Sasahara. Since the school can't give us a stage, and the club itself has the same characteristics as other clubs, why not set our sights outside the school?"

"So, what exactly is it?"

Hearing Naoto's explanation, everyone became even more curious.

"Heh heh, have you guys ever looked into anime conventions?"

Chapter 110: Let's Go to the Summer Festival

"A comic convention?! Naoto-kun, the comic convention you're talking about, it can't be......"

"That's right, our club's first activity is participating in this year's summer festival! What do you all think?"

When faced with Naoto's suggestion, everyone who knew about it looked surprised.

"Um, Akihito, what's a summer festival?"

At this moment, Mikichi, who was completely unaware of why everyone was surprised, cautiously asked her boyfriend. Yukino and Mai were also not very clear about it.

Seeing that some people didn't quite understand the event, Akito began to explain.

The so-called summer festival is the summer event of Comic Market, the largest doujinshi (fan-made comics) convention in Japan, no, the world. Comiket or CM is usually held twice a year, in summer and winter.

The summer festival is called the Summer Festival, and the winter festival is called the Winter Festival. The Summer Festival is generally held from the second Friday to Sunday of August each year, and the Winter Festival is held for 2-3 days on December 28th and 31st. Both are held at the Tokyo Big Sight in Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo. Admission is free for everyone, and the festival has been held since 1975.

Comic Market is also known as a holy war among anime and manga fans, expressing their love and respect for it, while also containing a touch of humor about the arduous struggle involved. Although most of the participants are amateur comic artists, many comic book creators have actually participated in Comic Market before, and some were even discovered there.

Besides comic book creation, CM also features cosplay events.

Sasahara, the editor, used to be a member of the Genshiken club, whose main activity was participating in commercials twice a year. After hearing Sasahara tell his story, Naoto became quite interested.

Back when he was based in China, Naoto never had the chance to attend comic conventions. Now that he finally has the opportunity to participate in the world's largest comic convention, he naturally won't pass it up.

"Straight guy, are you serious?"

"Of course, I'm taking this very seriously. Think about it, isn't this a lot of fun? Whether it's drawing your own comics or testing how well your new works will be liked, this event is a great opportunity. And even if you can't draw comics, you can still create novels and cosplay, right? Don't you guys want to participate in the world's largest doujinshi event and get a good ranking?"

"No, I just think..."

After hearing what Naoto said, some people also began to show interest, after all, this is the famous CM.

If given the chance, who wouldn't want to go and see it?

Especially Moritaka and Akito, I really want to go see CM, maybe I can find some inspiration in the doujinshi.

Although it's uncertain whether high school clubs will succeed in participating in CM, it's worth a try, isn't it?

"Alright, since no one objects, it's decided! Our creative club will participate in this year's summer festival."

Despite what Naoto said, some people still had reservations.

For example, the girls felt a little uncomfortable thinking about wearing cosplay outfits and being watched by so many people.

Moreover, Mai's status as a big star is also a very troublesome thing.

"Well, I think we should let everyone think about it. After all, these kinds of things can't be decided in a day."

While the boys' group was full of interest, the girls' group, although interested, was also very hesitant.

Naoto understood the girls' concerns and didn't rush them to agree.

Subsequently, the creative club's first club activity ended with everyone preoccupied.

On their way back, Moritaka and Akito found Naoto and expressed their desire to end "The Suspicious Detective".

"Naoto-kun, we're planning to finish 'Detective Suspicion'."

"Oh? Why? This isn't like you guys."

Unlike the original story which was abruptly canceled, the popularity of "Detective Suspicion" did decrease somewhat after it resumed serialization, but it was still some distance from being canceled.

This might be because Naoto's persuasion had some effect. At least for now, the highest-performing manga is still considered to be of a lower-middle level. If the serialization continues, it is indeed possible that it will be adapted into an anime.

Naoto was naturally surprised to hear that the two of them were going to end the manga on their own initiative.

"Yes, Akito and I have discussed it. Although the popularity of Detective Suspense hasn't been completely cut off yet, we're starting to struggle with the upcoming storylines. If this continues, things might get very ugly. Also, due to health reasons, I want to take a break for a while."

"So this is ah."

Naoto also understood the highest level of understanding.

It's probably because after Moritaka and Akito resumed their serialization during this period, they found that manga genres like detective stories were really difficult to draw.

The two of them are far less experienced than they are when they will be serializing the perfect crime in the future, so it is normal for them to have such thoughts.

"Straight Man, do you think we should end this? After all, right now..."

"What's the big deal? Just end it when it's time to end it. Forcing it to continue is not only irresponsible to the readers, but also torture for yourself, isn't it? Besides, you really need to rest your body. Don't worry about anything else, I support your decision."

"Really!"

The two, who had been somewhat hesitant, finally felt relieved after receiving Naoto's approval.

After all, Moritaka and Akito still had some reservations about ending this matter. They had been discussing it for a long time but had not been able to make a final decision.

Now that Naoto has spoken, the two can finally finish this manga.

"However, although you can end 'Detective Suspicion,' what kind of comic do you plan to draw next?"

"Emmmm, well..."

Akito and Moritaka exchanged a glance, then looked at Naoto somewhat embarrassed.

"The two of us decided to draw a funny comic book, just like Uncle Gao did."

"Huh? A funny comic?"

Just as Naoto was surprised by Akito and Takamori's decision, at the editorial office of JUMP, or more precisely, the editor-in-chief of Monthly JUMP, was holding a document in his hand and then made a decision.

"It seems that it's time for the anime adaptation of Cooking Master Boy."

Episode 111: The Anime Adaptation of Cooking Master Boy Announced

It was another weekend, and Naoto was invited to the editorial office. However, this time, Naoto wasn't at the Weekly Shonen Magazine editorial office, but at the JUMPSQ editorial office. And the editor wasn't Saiki's father, but an editor named Hiroshima.