Mental Patient

The next day after school.

Kato Yusuke came to the Fusugawa Manga Club.

When he was still at Salia yesterday, Editor-in-Chief Suzuki sent him an email saying that he had something to discuss, but it took until today for him to finally have time.

This is not because he is deliberately putting on airs, but because the timing is not chosen well.

Things about the cultural festival, things about the studio, things about the news media, and things about comic creation...

Many things from all aspects came together at once, all waiting for him to deal with.

Inevitably, he was a little overwhelmed and overwhelmed.

Considering that once the studio is officially launched and the game production begins, it will only be even busier than it is now.

He really needs someone to help him.

It’s not just him, it’s the same in terms of art and programming.

Since you have decided to make a commercial work, you cannot operate it according to the loose model of a fan club.

Even if she has decided to outsource part of the art work, the workload of the remaining part cannot be done by Yinglili alone.

Especially for an excellent group portrait work like "Clannad", behind its extremely delicate character portrayal and plot design, the workload involved is also terrifying.

Therefore, it is basically imperative to recruit several excellent second original artists.

And in terms of program production.

Although he agreed to An Yilun and was willing to leave this part of the work to An Yilun, it did not mean that he would completely place his hope on him.

To put it simply, An Yilun is not reliable enough on his side.

That person may be an expert in otaku activities, but unfortunately he or she has no talent or talent in other areas.

The most fatal problem among them is.

An Yilun is not only too easily influenced by external things and distracted, but his self-control is also so poor that it is hard to describe.

Just during the time when he couldn't play games because he was short of money.

Instead of taking advantage of this gap to recharge and study, the other party was still immersed in otaku activities.

Follow the animations, read the novels, and play the games.

During this period, in addition to working part-time to avoid being a homebody, I really didn’t miss any fun activities.

Of course, things like learning programming have probably been relegated to the back burner a long time ago.

So much so that Kato Yusuke even had some doubts.

I doubt whether he will be able to find those few programming learning books that have been eaten away in a pile of comics and novels.

It would be fine if his abilities are limited, but if his attitude is like fishing, then there really is no hope.

Therefore, under such unsatisfactory circumstances, Kato Yusuke believed that it was necessary to take out insurance to prevent the situation from happening in the future where one person would delay the overall progress.

This is not deliberately targeted, nor is it that he is too strict with others, but the surrounding environment determines that he must be like this.

Unless he can ignore the production time.

Just like those clubs in school that don't care about grades, everyone just participates in club activities as they please, and only puts happiness first.

Although that is not bad, it deviates from his original intention.

Even if nothing else is said, he must at least shoulder his due responsibilities.

Create a favorable living environment for people like Kano-chan who completely entrust their future lives in his hands.

——Only in this way can he live up to the trust others have placed in him.

Therefore, he cannot run the studio with a playful and relaxed attitude, nor can he tolerate failure, he can only succeed!

Because of this, it is decided that he must operate with a rigorously structured business model.

Even if you don't meet the strict standards of large companies, you still need to establish a relatively stable personnel structure in exchange for a reasonable production cycle.

Develop a more streamlined production schedule for game planning and steadily advance it until the work is completed.

It can be said that this is the most basic part behind basically every successful commercial work.

To sum up, there is still a lot to do in the future.

Although Xiaoyano has already submitted her resignation to the school, there is still a period of time to hand over the work before the formalities are completed.

In addition, the other party must also need some time to deal with interpersonal relationships, so this matter cannot be rushed for the time being.

But the good news is that once Kano-chan solves everything, Kato Yusuke will finally have a capable helper.

So he just needs to hold on for a while longer.

Back to business.

Yusuke arrived at the Immortal River and was invited to Editor Suzuki.

It’s still the familiar office, the familiar sofa, the familiar tartary buckwheat tea, and the familiar smiling old editor-in-chief.

Everything is basically the same as before when I came here.

Two people, one old and one young, each held a cup of tartary buckwheat tea.

Talk and drink.

"I haven't seen you for a while. Teacher, you seem to have become a little more handsome and your temperament is different." The old editor started with this sentence.

Kato Yusuke couldn't help but feel happy when he heard it. It felt subtly like visiting relatives and meeting elders.

This made him feel a little funny, but he didn't show it on his face. He just smiled and expressed his gratitude.

"Thank you for your compliment, but I think, editor-in-chief, you are much more energetic than last time, and you have a calm demeanor. Did something good happen to you?"

The old editor laughed when he heard this and said with a smile:

"That's right. After all, meeting a genius like you, teacher, is a great blessing for me and our comics department."

"You are ridiculous."

"What are you talking about? I'm not bragging. Teacher, your achievements are obvious to all, and the news media are reporting on you now. It's really scary for future generations."

"You're lucky, I'm just lucky."

Kato Yusuke said casually: "If you want to say it, I heard it from a friend. It seems that it is difficult to buy the magazine "Shounen Undead" now. Has your last trouble been solved?"

As soon as he said this, the old editor immediately became energetic.

"Hey! Teacher, have you heard about it too?"

He straightened up energetically, straightened his waist, and spoke with great joy.

"For this reason, it's all thanks to your relationship.

Affected by the news, our magazine exceeded one million yesterday, and it is still in short supply in the market.

If this momentum continues, I might be able to compete with Jump and the others this time!"

No wonder the old editor-in-chief was so ecstatic.

For any comic magazine, there is no one that does not want to surpass "Shōnen Jump".

However, the other party's status in the industry is like a big mountain, which is really difficult to match.

But now!

"Young Undead" really touched the opponent's back, which is really a thrilling thing!

As the old editor said.

Affected by gimmicks such as "sky-high copyright deals", "doujin queen Akane Kurisaka", and "genius high school manga artist".

The current momentum of "Chainsaw Man" is soaring! It has the potential to detonate the Internet.

As the rising tide lifts all boats, the sales of "Young Undead" are also rising steadily!

In this unprecedented publicity and hype, "Chainsaw Man" naturally succeeded in breaking through the circle!

Even people who have never heard of this work before will buy a magazine to read it out of curiosity, which further expands the popularity of the work.

As a result, "Chainsaw Man" is as popular as it is today.

Due to the lack of resonance, Kato Yusuke cannot be as excited as the old editor, but he will not disturb his interest in a big way.

So he just sat quietly drinking tea, being a listener, and occasionally giving a modest compliment.

Whenever this happened, the old editor would wave his hands humbly, saying thank you for taking care of him, and respond with even more disgusting rainbow farts.

The two of them just chatted and exchanged business blows.

——It shows the hypocrisy of people in society (blackened).

And although the old editor-in-chief politely said something like "Thanks for the favor", he looked like he didn't dare to take credit for it.

But from beginning to end, he was smiling from ear to ear.
To be continued...