Tokyo 1970: I'll draw Doraemon?

"Thousand-Year Kill!"

His target was the buttocks of his imaginary classmate.

“Oikawa-kun is really something, drawing this kind of content…” Osamu Tezuka shook his head.

Ever since the Thousand Years of Death jutsu, which can be performed in real life, appeared in Naruto, students' anuses have suffered.

The campus has become a dark forest, where everyone is both hunter and prey, and one wrong move can awaken the feminine instincts within you.

Behind every male classmate you meet, what may be hidden is no longer a comic book, but a few restless fingers.

Without solid internal skills, it's easy to lose in this confrontation.

Even students who have no interest in the subject have no choice but to endure this grueling marathon for their own safety.

Even Osamu Tezuka was worried that his son might go astray and kill him.

You know, a man in his forties' anus isn't as resilient as a young man's.

It's easy to end up in the hospital covering your face.

"He turned a terrible little game into a hit... I couldn't help but have unnecessary worries..."

……

"In the world of ninjas, those who break the rules are scum, but those who don't cherish their comrades are even worse than scum."

After Sasuke and Sakura kindly fed Naruto lunch during his trial, their teacher Kakashi said something that led him to accept them as his subordinates.

Class 7 was officially established.

"Kakashi has many stories behind him; he's a man full of secrets."

"In the Oikawa studio," said Eiko Ueda.

As an assistant, she had some knowledge of the subsequent plot and knew the name Kakashi, the Sharingan user.

But she, like her readers, was completely unaware of many of the inside stories.

Ueda heard that editor Tomoyuki Fukuda had a complete set of Naruto setting materials, which piqued her curiosity even more than the Book of Seals.

"Kakashi is such a pitiful person."

After Fukuda Tomoyuki's remark, she became even more frantic, restless like a kitten that couldn't catch its toy.

"Teacher, who was the Uchiha comrade who gave Kakashi the Sharingan? Why does Mr. Fukuda feel sorry for him? Even when Sasuke Uchiha's entire clan was wiped out, Mr. Fukuda never sighed like that."

Resting his chin on his hand, Fushimikawa smiled and said, "I can't say that. I need to see your reaction to judge whether the plot will be popular."

After all, 1973 and 1999 are too far apart, and whether readers can accept the development of the plot is still an unknown.

Eiko Ueda, who was the most childlike person in the studio, became a very good experimental subject.

"Hmmmm~"

Eiko Ueda was extremely unwilling. She gritted her teeth and looked at Katsuhiro Otomo.

“You know me,” Katsuhiro Otomo said, “I’ve always kept my mouth shut.”

"Megumi-neechan~" Ueda Eiko said to Asano Megumi in a coquettish tone.

"No," Asano Megumi said expressionlessly, ignoring her cute advances, without even giving a reason, even more resolute than Oikawa Ji.

"what……"

With a long sigh, Eiko Ueda slumped onto the table, utterly exhausted.

"You guys are so mean, keeping me in suspense."

Seeing her conflicted expression, as if she were scratching her heart, made Fushimi Kawa extremely satisfied.

"Looks like I drew it pretty well."

……

"The teacher's drawing is so good!"

In his studio, Mitsuru Adachi looked at Weekly Shonen Future and sighed.

"With Iruka already setting a high bar, I've been thinking about how to portray Kakashi in a way that breaks away from the presence that Iruka brings."

"With such a famous line, Kakashi's character was established, and Team 7 also developed a bond, becoming a whole."

"That's really amazing."

Adachi Tsutomu, who was acting as an assistant, couldn't help but nod: "No wonder Naruto has always been number one."

"Hmm, hahaha." Adachi Mitsuru couldn't help but burst into laughter as he watched the hilarious scene.

He slapped his thigh as he read the comic, looking completely absorbed.

"Achong, it's time to draw."

"Haha."

“Ah Chong…”

"Hahaha."

"Bang!" Adachi Mian slammed his hand on the table and stood up, displaying the authority of an older brother. "The circulation of Weekly Shonen Future has never been able to break 30 copies because you're so disappointing!"

"Me?" Returning to reality, facing his brother's accusations, Adachi Mitsuru was incredulous. "What does this have to do with me?"

Do you still remember how much Oikawa-sensei valued you?

"Of course."

"He sees you as a competitor, but you're not doing your job properly. You've failed to boost the circulation of Weekly Shonen Future and are just wasting your time here. Isn't that your problem?!"

"I……"

Mitsuru Adachi was unable to refute this.

He was actually quite satisfied with his results.

Drawing what I like, ranking in the upper-middle range, neither high nor low, I don't have to worry about magazine sales or my work being canceled.

It's an absolutely perfect location.

But when he thought of how much Oikawa-sensei valued him, Adachi Mitsuru couldn't argue with that.

"I'll draw a comic right now."

He also wanted to draw "Touch" even better.

Baseball, brotherhood, youth—this comic is practically his life story.

"Can it defeat Naruto?"

Chapter 114: The Mission to the Land of Waves

Seiichi Arima, a 21-year-old from Aichi Prefecture, works as a carpenter. He always has a pencil tucked behind his ear, which makes him look exceptionally professional.

However, his younger brother, Eiji Arima, knew that the pencil by his brother's ear was not for drawing lines, but rather a tool he used to write novels in his spare time.

"Naruto is so interesting, why are you always reading a very little-known novel?"

When my brother got home, he sat by the window in his bedroom without even taking off his work clothes and started copying down famous quotes from a novel called "Namo Sanwenji".

"We spend our whole lives trying to escape the expectations of others and find our true selves."

May you live like a seed, silently accumulating strength, until one day you break through the soil and amaze the world.

It was all nonsensical and incomprehensible talk.

Eiji Arima had also read the "Namu Sanbunshu" and was completely bewildered by the stories in it.

For example, American dishes are washed seven times, and toilets are so clean you could drink from them.

After careful consideration, I realized that only a fool would believe such things.

My brother, however, believed it wholeheartedly and loved it. It was utter nonsense; he'd rather watch Naruto than these things.

So Eiji Arima couldn't help but ask a question.

What's so good about this novel?

“Hmm…” Arima Seiichi didn’t find him annoying. He patted his younger brother, who was in the first year of junior high school, on the head and said with a smile, “This collection of books is my childhood.”

When he was young, a child prodigy came from a neighboring family.

Even when he was still in elementary school, he had already published articles in magazines and earned a considerable amount of money from them.

They were the same age, but he only knew how to kick cans and play hide-and-seek, while that other person was already making money with their brains.

The phrase "other people's children" that parents always talk about, a common saying used to spur him on, was a nightmare for Arima Seiichi for a long time.

Fortunately, he had a never-give-up spirit. He specially bought a magazine that published Namo San's articles and started reading it. He has been studying it ever since, and it has become a habit.

Gradually, he fell in love with writing novels.

It's a pity about that person...

I've lost interest in novels and started drawing comics instead.

I wonder how he is now? Is he still able to succeed so easily, like when he was a child?

but……

"Be brave to face the unknown, dare to challenge difficulties, shed burdens, and persevere so that past glory does not become a burden, but a driving force in your heart to fight to the death."

Someone who said something like that must have achieved something great.

After all, those words touched him, which is why even though he was a carpenter, Seiichi Arima, had not achieved anything, he still persisted in writing novels to this day.

“Namo San also has other articles, which are quite profound, but are no longer suitable for the post-student movement era,” Arima Seiichi added.

His revelations about Japanese war crimes greatly shocked Arima Seiichi.

Behind the scenes that the government deliberately concealed, such darkness was actually hidden.

“Then I’m even less interested,” Eiji Arima shook his head, holding “Future” magazine, wanting nothing more than to read the latest chapter as soon as possible.

The first mission of Team 7, the "Wave Country Mission Arc," is nearing its climax.

He quickly asked what his purpose was.