Although people around him are not very optimistic about "Father and Son", Lin Yu is not worried at all.

Because they were worried that the style of painting was too broad and that the original readers would not be able to accept it.

Lin Yu never thought that the people who bought "Fathers and Sons" would be the same people who originally watched "Slam Dunk".

Many famous comic clubs will draw similar comics, because in this way they will have a stable group of die-hard fans, but Guoguo Culture Media is not a comic club and does not need to have fixed die-hard fans, just like entertainment companies will not always

It’s the same as filming the same type of film and television dramas.

Instead of deliberately trying to please a certain type of readers, it is better to do a good job in each work.

Lin Yu took the bound printed version of the comic home.

The little one has arrived home.

After the old man and Mrs. Lao arrived, Lin Yu felt much less worried. He didn't have to rush back to pick up the children from school. The old man could help pick them up. He didn't have to worry about making dinner because the old lady would do it.

Lin Yu only needs to send Little Mango to school every morning, and then accompany her to do homework, read and play with her in the evening.

Although the old couple is willing to help Lin Yu take care of Little Mango, Lin Yu still hopes that he can spend more time with Little Mango.

He would come back as early as possible to pick her up from school and cook her favorite meals.

Little Mango also prefers her father to pick her up from school and eats the food cooked by her father.

When he was still at Shengkong, Lin Yu had plenty of time, but now that he has his own company, sometimes he really can't get off work early.

But the little guy understands his father very well and knows that he is working hard, just like she is studying hard.

If little Mango comes home from school first, the little guy's ears will stand high when he hears the sound of opening the door.

"Dad!" The little guy sprinted out.

Lin Yu squatted down and hugged Little Mango.

Little Mango jumped up and put his two little arms around his father's neck.

"Dad brought you a gift." Lin Yu kissed Little Mango on the cheek.

When he heard the word "gift", the little guy's eyes widened.

"What gift?" Little Mango asked excitedly.

"A book, Dad guarantees that you will be the first child to read this book." Lin Yu put down the little mango and mysteriously took out the printed version of "Father and Son".

The little guy took the bound comic book with both hands, his face full of surprise.

This is the first time the little guy has read a printed version of a "picture book", and his father personally brought it back.

In Little Mango's mind, this is a picture book. It has many pictures but few words.

The little guy has just started to recognize words, and he doesn't know many words well, and he can't understand sentences without pinyin.

Lin Yu's printed version didn't have pinyin, so Little Mango couldn't read it.

However, she can understand pictures.

The little guy started giggling not long after he started watching.

The father and son in the book are so funny. Although she can't read, she can easily understand the story.

Lin Yu smiled deliberately and asked her, "You can't read either, so why are you laughing?"

"This is so funny. When my father measured his son's height, he hammered a nail into a big tree, but the tree will grow. Hahaha, haha." Little Mango pointed at the picture and told his father a story.

The little guy took the trouble to tell his father several stories in succession. Although there was no dialogue in the book, and each story only had one line of brief introduction, which she could not quite understand, but the little mango could read the pictures and talk.

She can tell stories by looking at the pictures, which is so interesting, much more interesting than the daily assignment of looking at pictures and writing words given by the teacher.

At first, Little Mango was willing to ask her father to talk, but later she was unwilling to talk because she didn't have time.

The little guy won't let go once he gets the book.

Lin Yu didn't want to bother her and went to read a book alone.

"Tell daddy." Lin Yu deliberately approached Little Mango and said.

The little guy held the book in his two little hands and changed the direction again. He didn't want to tell his father at all.

Lin Yu also changed direction and asked, "Tell daddy something."

"Little Mango will finish reading later, okay? Dad can read it himself? Now Little Mango wants to finish it quickly." The little guy said with a little pout.

Lin Yu didn't really want the little guy to talk, he just teased her. After achieving his goal, he stopped insisting, touched the little guy's head and left.

Little Mango's reading status once again confirms Lin Yu's idea that "Father and Son" is a comic book for parents and children, and children will definitely like it.

...

The next day, "Father and Son" was officially performed.

Jia Zhexuan found Gao Xiang and asked doubtfully, "Is "Father and Son" Ai Mang's new work?"

He didn't know about this at first, but the new book published today was signed by Aimang, so Jia Zhexuan was a little confused.

Gao Xiang nodded, "Yes, it's absolutely true."

"There are only a few words in the whole text." Jia Zhexuan rubbed his hair in confusion.

Gao Xiang had all the doubts that Jia Zhexuan had before. According to the writing style, it was different from the previous works written by Aimang. However, Aimang was indeed a person who did not follow common sense, so he could not understand it either.

Anyway, if the other party wants to publish it, they will cooperate with it. Fortunately, it will be published directly in the form of comics, and reading it is just cooperation, not a novel signed with their magazine.

Gao Xiang's lips curled up in a dumbfounded way, "I'm confused too, but if Aimang thinks it's okay, let's just sell his favor and publish it. Maybe he just helps Guoguo Culture Media publish a comic?"

Jia Zhexuan nodded wildly, "Yes, maybe it was just to help, so I just wrote a few words for them to draw, and then published it."

Jia Zhexuan is not married yet, he is an older unmarried man in middle age, so he has no understanding of the interaction between father and son in the comics, and he also thinks it is a bit childish. He has no idea what the selling point of such a comic would be.

Although Gao Xiang is slightly different from Jia Zhexuan, he can feel the warmth in the book, but compared with mainstream comics, this empathy seems a bit inadequate.

"Guoguo Culture Media has started a lot of publicity. Our characters are complete, so don't worry about it anymore," Gao Xiang said.

Jia Zhexuan nodded slightly. He only came to ask because the author's signature was Aimang. There were so many books published by the magazine every month. Unless it was published by his own author, Jia Zhexuan didn't care much.

...

Although Ou Xiaojuan is not optimistic about "Fathers and Sons", she will definitely do a very good job in the work she has to do, and the promotion will continue one after another.

Discussions on Guoguo Media’s new comics have not stopped online.

"Guoguo Culture Media has released a new comic."

"The comics and animation of "Slam Dunk" are both produced by them, which is very good."

"But the painting style this time is completely different from the previous ones. It's called "Father and Son", and it looks like this. Can you believe it? [Picture]"

"I also saw the promotional cover, what is it?"

"I am a loyal reader of Aimang. I ordered a book for Aimang, but... I don't have any hope."

"I bought it because I love mango, but I don't plan to watch it."

"I'm a big fan of "Slam Dunk" again. Please order a copy to encourage me."

"Hey, you don't have to read it to know that it's not good. I feel like it's just a book for children under ten years old. It can't be any higher."

"It seems that no matter how great a writer is, there will come a time when he falls from the pedestal."
Chapter completed!