Hosokawa Koharu did not continue asking.

Because from Higashinoji's attitude, she actually understood a lot of things.

Higashinoji's idea is very simple - win by the quality of his works.

This does not mean that Higashinoji does not want to use other promotional methods.

Instead, Toshima Publishing House has used all the means of promotion, and it is a state of no way to do it.

Moreover, the sales of the previous volume of "Hanzawa Naoki" has reached 3.67 million volumes.

This is no longer the point where one or two advertising location promotions can increase sales.

If you can increase the sales of your works by smashing the promotion hard, then four million volumes will not be the number one in Japan.

When you reach that point, you must have the quality of your works.

“It’s time to start.”

Higashinoji looked at the manuscript paper in front of him.

Emotions fluctuate a little.

It’s not that I’m nervous, nor that I’m worried that I can’t draw excellent works.

Instead, looking at the original manuscript of this comic, he inexplicably thought of the time when he drew his first work, "Midnight Bell".

At that time, he was just thinking about how to quickly roll a sum of money in the Japanese comics market... the kind that just ran away after rolling.

He didn't expect that he could last for so long.

"Mentality has changed."

Higashinoji muttered.

At the beginning, he might just want to get the money and run away.

But now the goal has changed.

He really wants to win the first place in Japanese comics!

Just use the comic "Hanzawa Naoki"!

Thinking of this, Higashinoji picked up the G pen next to him, immersed the tip of the pen into the ink, wrapped it with a layer of ink, and began to put solid lines on the draft in front of him.

His attention was obviously much more focused than usual.

Drive your wrists through your arms, and smooth lines are drawn from the pen.

Naoki Hansawa, Akira Yamatoda...

Each face is full of joy, anger, sorrow and happiness appear on the original manuscript paper of the comics.

Higashinoji obviously felt that not only the speed of painting, but also the quality of painting is much faster than usual.

However, Higashinoji was completely immersed in it, so he didn't notice this.

He just lowered his head and continued to draw a series of plots.

Higashinoji entered a rare state of inspiration, which also attracted Akisaki Nakano who was thinking hard against "Midnight Bell".

Unlike Higashinoji.

Although Akisaki Nakano, according to what Koharu Hosokawa said, perfected himself according to the composition of "Midnight Bell"... he could not draw the taste of Higashinoji.

She sighed a little that her master was so amazing, and at the same time she expressed doubts about when her "Curse" could be completed.

And at this moment, Higashinoji suddenly colored the original manuscript paper and painted...

Of course, this attracted Akisaki Nakano.

Anyway, it’s useless to work alone there. She felt that she might as well come over and see how her teacher drew the kind of terrifying feeling.

Yes.

She felt that since she could not learn from "Midnight Bell", she might as well come to her directly to see how he used his pen, how he drew lines, and how he painted his colors when painting.

Follow Higashinoji's steps step by step... Even a fool should be able to learn this, right?

Everyone has certain steps to draw. For example, some people like to draw the overall line drawing first, and then slowly color it, while some people like to paint the eyes, face, and outlines in detail, and then extend to the overall according to these places...

Nakano Yusaki thinks he is still a bit talented.

Since it is not possible to draw cats and mice, then follow Higashinoji's "cat" to draw cats!

She moved her chair to Higashinoji, and then began her "observation and learning plan".

But as she watched and watched, she suddenly felt speechless.

The saliva was swallowing even more unstoppable.

Nakano Yusaki was a little stunned.

I was really a little stunned.

"How can I learn this? It's impossible to learn it."

Nakano Akisaki thought.

Yes.

Higashinoji's technique...is it too difficult to learn?

Unlike traditional comic authors who use pencil to draw a bottom line draft first.

Higashinoji's style is very free.

He may have been drawing his eyes with the G pen tip in the last second, but he will use a pencil to modify the draft in the next second.

Maybe he was still carefully tying the expressions of the comic characters at the last moment, but the next moment he had already picked up the pen next to him and started to color his hair.

This style is too free and there is no rule to follow.

But Higashinoji was able to control it.

Moreover, the things drawn through this free and unrestrained approach are in line with the integrity of the picture and have an indescribable sense of harmony.

This gives Nakano Akisaki a feeling that Higashinoji is so easy to lift and can easily get it.

In addition, Higashinoji is pretty good-looking.

She was stunned as she looked at it.

When she realized that she wanted to learn Higashiji's painting skills, she couldn't help but rub her head, her face full of confusion - Learn? How to learn this?

This is too difficult to learn.

She couldn't change freely like Higashinoji.

It's like letting you go to war with a gun in the last second, and letting you eat with a knife and fork in the next second... It's too difficult to change your mind in this thing.

When I think about it, I just thought that "observation and study" is quite simple.

Nakano Yusaki's face turned a little red with shame.

She didn't dare to speak out, after all, Higashinoji was painting, and it would be bad to disturb the other person's thinking.

In addition, even if she can't learn Higashinoji's pen-operation technique, she can still see Higashinoji's ideas for drawing comics from the side... This is still something that can be learned.

Nakano Yusaki sat next to Higashinoji and watched him continue to draw.

From time to time, I screamed in my heart, "Is this a monster?" "Why is my teacher so powerful?" "That's not right."

Higashinoji painted like this for an afternoon.

Nakano Yusaki also watched it next to him for an afternoon.

Just as Higashinoji rubbed his eyes, put down his pen, reached out to find the thermos, and was about to drink water and rest.

"For, Mr. Higashino."

"Ah...thank you."

Higashinoji was still thinking about things, and suddenly the voice of Nakano Yusaki came from his ears, which really scared him.

The most important thing is that Arisaki Nakano was staring at him with his eyes radiating.

It's like a carnivore targeting a piece of fresh meat.

This look made Higashinoji feel bleak in his heart, and it was also a bit inexplicable.

Being stared at this look, Higashinoji soon heard Akisaki Nakano's voice again.

"Teacher Higashino, it's great that I can worship Higashino's disciple!"

Higashinoji was very strange. He only saw Akisaki Nakano staring at him with a special admiration for a long time, then stood up and said, "I'll say goodbye."

"What's going on with this guy?"

Higashinoji looked at the other party in confusion, thinking that this guy Nakano Yusaki was thinking about it again.

This little girl has been afraid that Higashinoji will drive her back to Hokkaido to stop her "repaying her kindness", so she has to think about it every now and then.

This made Higashinoji a little helpless.

But considering that Akisaki Nakano is only a first-year senior, he is a little girl, so it is natural to think randomly.

Higashinoji didn't care much about the stupid things the other party said.

He watched Nakano Akisaki leave before putting down the thermos and looking at the original manuscript he placed on the table.

About five minutes passed.
To be continued...