I'm drawing manga in Naruto

The Land of Rivers is located between the Land of Fire and the Land of Wind, serving as a buffer zone between the two countries.

Currently, there is no war between the kingdoms of Wind and Fire, and the Kingdom of River is at peace. However, when war breaks out again...

However, the timing is not bad.

"Thank you, Mr. Yamano. I'll also be grateful for the fifth volume. In the future, I might ask you to print another brand new manga."

Akabane bowed in thanks, then took out the prepared picture book.

"Can you handle another kind of comic?"

"Izumi Hiroshi Yamano said in surprise."

"There's no problem. The other one is a test book. Once this one is stable, we'll release it to see what the markets are like in other countries."

The regional culture surrounding Naruto is too distinct, making it difficult for other countries to accept.

of course……

He was also unsure whether One Piece would be accepted abroad.

"In that case, just send someone to the factory when you need it. By the way, next time you can give Lord Mito's token to a member of your clan; our factory staff will recognize it just the same."

Suddenly remembering something, Yamano Izumi added somewhat embarrassedly.

"Thank you very much."

Akabane stood up, picked up a large poster from behind, and carefully covered it with a cloth.

"Yunlang, put this at the door tomorrow, and then go to the street and put up a banner."

Akabane gave his instructions.

"Yes, young master! But what about the banner?"

Kurama Yunlang took it and secretly peeked at it through the cloth.

It looks like a poster...

"I haven't had time to make the banner yet. Have someone make one for you tomorrow. As for the text, just say that our comic has been updated and invite interested customers to come and buy it."

As Akabane spoke, he casually picked out a fifth volume of a comic book and slipped a thin drawing inside.

In no time, all ten drawings were randomly inserted into the comic book.

Chapter 73 The Blood and Tears of the Unlucky

To Akabane, writing banners was a simple form of publicity; however, the next day, he saw banners hanging in the street—

"The comic has been updated. Interested customers are welcome to purchase!"

???

Akabane stood under the banner, dumbfounded for a long time.

This was a direct copy of the second half of his statement, without any alteration.

Is it really that real?!

He walked into the comic book store with a dark expression, only to be met with a sight that made his eyes widen – the store was unusually crowded with people.

"Such a rubbish slogan..."

Akabane remained silent for a moment, feeling that his intelligence had been insulted.

All I can say is that there are too few advertisements in this world.

He sighed slightly, then walked outside the shop to observe it closely.

"Well, that is?"

A surge of chakra drew his attention.

Akabane looked over and saw that the fluctuation originated from a boy in white robes. He stood there quietly, somewhat different from the surroundings.

The Hyuga clan?

His expression changed, and he immediately walked over. Before he could pat the other boy on the shoulder, the little boy had already turned around.

"Hey, hey, hey, wanna cheat and grab the poster?"

Akabane said helplessly.

He forgot—in the world of ninjas, there are simply too many ways to cheat.

The little boy from the Hyuga family felt a little ashamed, but after thinking for a moment, he said in a low voice, "You didn't say I couldn't."

"What I've stipulated now, cannot be done."

As Akabane spoke, he went to the door, picked up a pen, and wrote a few words, adding something like "The final interpretation of this event belongs to this store" to the last column.

The Hyuga boy hung his head dejectedly, muttering grievances.

However, based on his memory, he still chose a book with comics.

"Can't use ninja abilities? I've always been lucky; I can get comics with posters without using any abilities."

At this moment, he heard a voice.

"Tsunade, you're kidding me! From childhood to adulthood, when have you ever won a gamble with luck?"

Tsunade and Jiraiya.

Akabane turned his head and, sure enough, saw Jiraiya being sent flying by a single punch.

"I did win twice."

Tsunade seemed a little downcast, then shook her head slightly and went into the comic book shop.

"Tsunade, I think..."

Akabane felt a chill run down his spine.

This is also a gamble; what if Tsunade actually wins?

"Hmph, you also think I can't get it, right?"

For ninjas, if they observe carefully, those with good eyesight can easily spot subtle differences in thickness.

However, Tsunade didn't even look at it; she just randomly picked one.

This is truly a gamble.

Akabane was a little nervous. What if he actually got it?

"Yoshi, it's been a long time since I gambled, I'm sure I'll have good luck this time!"

Tsunade was full of energy and carefully turned the pages one by one.

"Why not just flip through it quickly..."

Jiraiya walked back wearily and picked up a book as well.

"You don't understand the feeling of gambling."

Tsunade's eyes shone, like a devout gambler, flipping through the pages, giving the feeling of flipping through gambling cards.

Even after flipping to the very end, no poster appeared.

Akabane breathed a long sigh of relief.

There is no danger!

"Haha, with your luck, you're definitely not going to win."

Jiraiya happily picked up the book next to Tsunade, and with a casual flip, a poster fell out of the book.

"Hahaha, I'm so lucky!"

Bang!

After throwing a punch, Tsunade angrily threw down another hundred ryo. Even Jiraiya was luckier than her! She couldn't stand it!

I picked out another book from the shelf, but... still nothing.

"Forget it, Tsunade."

Akabane felt a pang of pity.

When the first volume was being sold on promotion, she wouldn't have received any reward if Danzo hadn't refused it, which shows that her luck was truly unique.

"No, I want to buy more!"

This guy has absolutely no sense of luck.

Ten orders in a row, and not a single one...

"Jiraiya, for your own life, I advise you not to laugh."

Akabane pulled Jiraiya aside and whispered.

Although I was also struggling to hold it in, it was unwise to add fuel to the fire, especially in front of a gambler who was blinded by greed.

Jiraiya had intended to provoke them, but a strange pain shot through his ribs—

"Hmm... Tsunade, bad luck isn't your fault, next time..."

Bang!

With another punch, Tsunade packed up the ten comic books and stormed off in a huff.

These eleven books are just enough; if she buys one more, she'll have to give it away. Besides, this one book has already used up half of her savings.

"I...I wanted to comfort you!"

Jiraiya covered his head and said angrily.

"When someone who hits the target with a single shot tries to comfort someone who is unlucky, the unlucky person will only feel that you are insulting her."

Akabane said sympathetically.

In his past life, he was also unlucky, and he felt the same way as Tsunade.

Jiraiya couldn't understand what "非酋" meant, but he guessed it probably meant "bad luck".

"cut!"

He sat on the chair by the door and began to read by himself.

A short while later...

"I suspect you were mocking Sakumo's chakra reserves. He's already exhausted his chakra after just a few ninjutsu techniques?"

Jiraiya's speechless吐槽 (tu cao, a Chinese internet slang term for a sarcastic or witty remark).

"How is that possible? Sakumo doesn't have that little chakra."

Akabane gave a casual reply.

"Tsuna is so beautiful, pretty, and cute!"

"Wow, this girl is even prettier, Akabane Akabane, what's her name?"

Jiraiya was instantly invigorated and incredibly excited.

"You'll find out once you keep watching."

Akabane shrugged.

"Akaba, I've discovered you're quite good at drawing girls too. If you..."

"Don't even think about it, I would never draw something so boring!"

Without needing to finish speaking, Akabane knew what this idiot meant. Fortunately, Jiraiya was a bit slow on the uptake, otherwise a normal person would have already guessed who drew that page.

Jiraiya watched intently, comparing the images as he went.

After a long time, he finished watching the entire plot.

"Ahhh, I've fallen in love with this girl. Even though I'm annoyed that she's Zabuza's person, I still think she's so cute."

Akabane felt that something else had awakened within Jiraiya.

I was originally planning to tell him about Haku, but after thinking about it... I'll not tell him for now. Haku is actually a boy in Kishimoto's drawings.

Although changing it is just a matter of one stroke, the feeling of having your dream shattered must be quite satisfying.