Full-time comic artist

Yue had an idea.

……

"It turns out that Mr. Tori Akino had this storyline in mind from the very beginning!"

"He's truly the king of foreshadowing."

The readers reacted enthusiastically.

They really enjoyed this episode.

The plot twists and turns in the face of the impossible and the breakthroughs in desperate situations are incredibly exciting.

And finally, Light Yagami's counterattack will begin again.

"I think Yue will definitely be able to come up with a solution!"

"Neither Yue nor L can afford to relax."

"This is Death Note!"

……

Summer has arrived, and even after students have left school, the topic of discussion remains "Death Note," with the manga's popularity soaring even higher.

It truly reached the pinnacle of mystery comics.

Having learned from his mistakes, the much older Da Shanbo has finally grown up.

He began to set aside his prejudices and face Death Note squarely.

Hiroyuki Oyama finally realized that this manga was indeed just a mystery and suspense manga, and that he had overcomplicated things.

Given the setting of "Death Note," it's entirely possible to draw bloody and violent content.

For example, they depict different ways criminals die, such as decapitation, being cut in half at the waist, or being put into a meat grinder... using gimmicks to race against time to grab readers' attention.

Even now, Death Note still presents an unpopular mystery plot, with the main storyline revolving around the rivalry between L and Light.

This has proven his initial fallacy.

With the hype dying down, no one is talking about him anymore, and Hiroyuki Oyama is finally able to live a normal life.

He thought about it for a long time, and finally decided to write an article.

Apologies to Tori Akino Mirai.

His initial apology was something he was forced to do under pressure from public opinion.

Now he has realized his problem and decided to make amends for the trouble he caused to Akino Mirai.

This is a difficult decision made by a traditional old man after several nights of agonizing thought.

……

"I am a very stubborn person, or rather, a person who has had a smooth life without experiencing any ups and downs, so I have not come to understand the ways of the world."

"No one ever tells me that I'm doing something wrong or that my ideas are wrong."

"After going through trials and tribulations, I can now finally put my ideas into practice with peace of mind."

"I thank you, thank you, Toriakino Mirai."

"I also apologize to you. I'm sorry, I made a wrong statement so easily."

"Death Note is not an anti-human work, but just a suspenseful mystery manga."

Higashino Hibiki breathed a sigh of relief after reading Hiroyuki Oyama's article.

Hiroyuki Oyama is a professor and doesn't need negative publicity.

In this rare moment of peace, it is remarkable that he was able to address his initial misconceptions about "Death Note," confront his mistakes, and publicize them.

Let's end it here.

……

"Oh, Hiroyuki Oyama apologized again!"

Who is Hiroyuki Oyama?

"Yes... never mind, it's not important."

At Fukada's home, his friend Yamazaki said this to Fukada Nagato.

He murmured with a sense of vicissitude, "The rights and wrongs of the past, the endless debates, are completely over and don't need to be passed on to the next generation."

"Ha..." Fukada Eito felt it was unfathomable and regretted not having read "Death Note" sooner, missing out on a lot of exciting things.

"Oh right! What about Weekly Shonen Jump?" he asked eagerly.

"I almost missed out." Yamazaki pulled a Jump manga out of his clothes; it still smelled of his sweat. "Why won't your mom let you read manga anymore?"

Eito Fukada said helplessly, "She watched 'Death Note' and thought it would corrupt me."

“Really,” Yamazaki shook his head, “You won’t be able to vote for Death Note anymore. Its grades are always low, but there’s nothing we can do about it. Parents don’t like this manga.”

“They sold the bookstore to me.” Nagato Fukada raised his head, then deflated. “My mother was so mean.”

"Parents are all like that. Never mind, let's read comics instead."

……

The title of this episode is "Dedication".

Just from the name, it's already incredibly exciting.

Yue relinquished ownership of the notebook that Misa Amane had transferred to him.

He couldn't see Rem.

He then buried his notebook in the woods and told Ryuk that he would relinquish ownership of Ryuk's notebook the next time he said he was giving up, regardless of the context.

L side.

After Misa Amane fell into a coma and then regained consciousness, her attitude suddenly changed drastically.

She believed she had been kidnapped by a stalker and demanded that he release her immediately.

This sudden change puzzled L greatly.

Judging from Misa Amane's reaction, it didn't seem like she was faking it.

My mind became confused.

This is caused by information asymmetry.

No matter how hard he tried, he couldn't think of anything related to the Death Note.

Misa begged L to let her go, but was refused. Then she said she needed to use the restroom.

L also refused.

"You just want me to pee in front of you, don't you? You pervert!" Misa Amane said angrily.

The person who was previously despondent has suddenly become like this.

"Pfft, hahaha! L is being called a pervert!" Fukada Eito couldn't help but laugh.

"Tori Akino-sensei's drawing of this scene is hilarious!" Yamazaki said. "Actually, when you think about it, Death Note always draws some funny scenes to relax our nerves amidst the tension and seriousness, without affecting the immersion of the work. He is a genius."

"This is serious comedy, isn't it?" said Eito Fukada.

“Yes.” Yamazaki nodded.

Light Yagami dialed L's number and asked to see him.

When facing L, his first words shocked Soichiro Yagami.

"Maybe I really am Kira!"

This statement also greatly alarmed Fukada and his group.

How did Light Yagami reveal his identity?

This is very illogical.

"Therefore, the title of this chapter is 'Pouring In': Light Yagami walks right into the trap."

"Yue, who did a lot of things, definitely didn't turn himself in, so he must have had a plan."

"What is the plan?"

The two looked at each other in bewilderment.

"So it's a gap in the story again?"

"Tori Akino-sensei really went too far with his Death Note drawings!"

Chapter 302 The Imprisoned Night God Father and Son

The 34th chapter of Death Note ends after Light Yagami tells L, "I might actually be Kira."

Soichiro Yagami was terrified, and the readers were astonished. But it was here, at the most crucial moment, that things stopped, and they had to wait another week to learn about Light Yagami's plan.

"How awful!"

"Tori Akino-sensei wasn't like this when he was serializing 'Hikaru no Go' and 'Slam Dunk,' why does he like to keep people in suspense now?"

"He's really gone astray."

"Has the refreshing Akino Toriyama from high school days now become the pretentious middle-aged man?"

"Oh, I didn't even notice until you mentioned it. Tori Akino is no longer a student."

At the Madhouse, during their lunch break, many people were discussing their ongoing production of "Death Note."

Mr. Iiharu, an animator who has been in this industry for over thirty years and remained loyal even after the Miyazaki Tsutomu incident, was stunned for a moment before realizing what was happening.

"I first heard the name Tori Akino Mirai in the autumn of 93. I heard she was a young newcomer who won the Tezuka Award, but I didn't really remember her at the time. I just thought, 'Oh, she's so young and promising,' and then I forgot about her."

"I didn't expect his 'Hikaru no Go' to be serialized so quickly, and the content was also very interesting, a rare type in Jump. 'Manga about Go probably doesn't have a large audience,' I thought at the time. But later, 'Hikaru no Go' did very well, and even though I don't know anything about Go, I was completely engrossed in it. I really wanted to make an anime adaptation of 'Hikaru no Go,' but unfortunately, Toei's Endo Studio snatched it away."

Mr. Jing Chun smacked his lips, looking regretful.

The colleagues listened attentively to this story.