The editor-in-chief Urajima has gathered so many editors.

The main thing is to ask them to come up with some ideas and find some inappropriate places in "Hanzawa Naoki".

This is not because he wants to deliberately find fault. It is mainly because since Higashinoji is willing to submit this storyboard draft, he must hope that the editor will help him check, review, or even improve and polish it.

Urajima editor-in-chief does not want to let Higashinoji down. He wants to give Higashinoji some advice. He doesn't want to be a salted egg editor who only knows how to shout "666", "awesome", "dummy".

So I gathered the editors and editors under my command.

but

"Uh, that's so good, right?"

"It looks good, I want to see the next episode."

"I am worthy of being Teacher Higashino, but the completion rate of a storyboard draft is close to that of the original. It's so amazing."

Listening to the editor's words that had already read the storyboard draft below, but were reluctant to let go.

Urajima's editor-in-chief couldn't help but collapse: "I asked the editors to summarize the problems, but now it seems that you don't see any problems at all?"

In addition to calling 666 here, there are so many editors who have been playing? Can you give me any comments on "Hanzawa Naoki"?

"I am the Urajima Editorial Club, a group of salted fish editors?"

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Don’t you just say “It looks good, I want to see the next episode”, and can’t find the problem at all?

How can I say ours

Of course they could not say this in front of Editor-in-Chief Urajima, and could only hold it in their hearts and mutter aggrievedly.

And the most important thing is that Higashinoji's "Hanzawa Naoki" is indeed very good.

There is really no problem.

Can we still hard-code some questions at random? Is this just a bit? It's not a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a bit a

But since the superior has spoken

Although they couldn't find any errors, they still read "Hanzawa Naoki" again, hoping to find some problems with Higashinoji.

Seeing their faces full of bitterness and looking like they were "forced to open business", Urashima Editor-in-Chief couldn't help but shake his head, and then looked at Hosokawa Koharu beside him.

"Editor Hosokawa, as the editor of Teacher Higashino, you must have a good understanding of his usual painting habits. Why not just let you talk about it? What's wrong with the storyboard draft of "Hansawa Naoki"."

Urashima Editor-in-chief has always been very interested in how Hosokawa Koharu pulled Higashinoji to this point.

Just so, taking this opportunity, he could also listen to the other party's views on the author Higashinoji.

I can't be a responsible editor, she also said, "It looks good, do you want to see the next episode?"

This is obviously non-rules.

Koharu Hosokawa was already holding a notebook to take notes to record these old editors' views on "Hanzawa Naoki".

But she didn't expect that a draft storyboard of "Hansawa Naoki" would penetrate the entire Urashima Publishing House.

She even unexpectedly, the fire actually burned on her.

She glanced at the editor-in-chief Urajima, then at the editor present, more or less having nothing to say.

When it comes to "Unnatural Death", she can barely find a little problem.

But it can be seen that this movie "Hanzawa Naoki" has made extraordinary progress after "Unnatural Death".

These veteran editors can't find any problems.

She really doesn't think she can find out the problem.

But now after listening to the words of Urajima Editor-in-Chief, many old editors below raised their heads and looked at her curiously.

It's like putting her on fire and roasting her.

Koharu Hosokawa had no choice but to pick up the manuscript of "Hansawa Naoki" and turn it over one by one.

Whether it is a storyboard, style or emotional rendering of the protagonist, the plot

There really is no flaw.

Hosokawa Koharu didn't want to speak against his conscience. He was about to say "I can't see it", but before he could speak, he was interrupted by an emergency notice.

"Editor General Urajima, you are here. Come with me quickly. President Osawa has just held an internal emergency meeting. You are going to be there too."

“Urgent meeting?”

The face of the Urashima editor-in-chief who was waiting for Koharu Hosokawa to speak changed a little, and his eyes became much more solemn in an instant.

Not only him, but even editors such as Hosokawa Koharu were a little surprised after receiving the news.

Internal emergency meeting.

This is an emergency meeting measure for Urashima Publishing House. Only when a huge problem that all Urashima Publishing House needs to be dealt with will the discussion of internal emergency meetings begin.

So basically every emergency meeting is held, it is the time when Urashima Publishing House or the state’s policy toward publishing houses changes.

Hosokawa Koharu has been in the job for two years and has never seen Urashima Publishing House hold an emergency meeting once.

This time it really attracted my horizons.

The editor-in-chief Urajima didn't have time to care about them, so he ran into the editor-in-chief's room. After taking out a few copies of the information, he followed the president and secretary who had just come to notify him.

"I have been to the publishing house for more than ten years. I have only seen it twice and I don't know what happened this time."

An experienced editor couldn't help but speak.

"Can you turn on the TV and see if there is any information on the news?"

An editor pointed to the company's TV on the other side that was no longer tied with iron chains.

Of course his proposal was recognized by other editors. Several editors were busy looking for a TV remote control that had not been used for a long time, and one editor turned on the power.

After all, since the last "Midnight Bell", TVs have become a forbidden area for Urajima Publishing House.

Many editors dare not touch it.

So I ate the ashes until today.

I was busy for about a minute or two and the TV was connected.

At the same time, a piece of news appeared on the TV that surprised them all.

I was indeed surprised.

Because on the TV screen, there were two people below that Urajima editors didn't expect.

On one side is the president of Iwakao Publishing House, and on the other side is the president of Mochi Bookstore.

Perhaps it was because the TV was not running for too long and there was a problem with the audio, so I couldn't hear any sound.

But after the presidents of these two major publishing houses shook hands, a line of subtitles appeared directly below.

"Iwakao Publishing House and Mochi Bookstore have officially merged?"

Looking at the explanation subtitles below, the editors of Urashima Publishing House were all surprised, or surprised.

Hosokawa Koharu, an editor with less than two years of experience, knows the impact of the two major publishing houses after the formal merger has on the entire publishing industry.

Yes, it is not just the comic publishing industry that has been affected.

But the entire publishing industry.

You should know that Iwakao Publishing House and Mozhu Bookstore have always been the two top ten publishing houses in the industry.

Even if the profits of comics and magazines are given up, the status of these two major publishing houses will be difficult to shake.

And it is these two giants of publishing houses that reached a consensus without knowing each other and merged the publishing houses.

This effect is more than 1+1=2.

At most, the joint venture between Iwakao Publishing House and Mozhu Bookstore are in a joint venture state, and this joint venture state is actually incomplete.

Iwakao Publishing House can only borrow some of the resources of Mozhu Bookstore, and Mozhu Bookstore can also only borrow some of the resources of Iwakao Publishing House.

But now merge directly

The two publishers will no longer distinguish each other.

Your excellent editor is my excellent editor.

The author of your pillar is also the author of my pillar.

The financial and material resources of the two publishing houses will be merged into one.

Sales channels, publicity means, and investment budget have all become one.

Not to mention that Iwakatsu Publishing House and Mochi Bookstore are the two top ten publishing houses in Japan.

It's a huge thing, merged

"This is a giant publishing house."

Watching the president of Iwakao Publishing House and the president of Mochi Bookstore officially join forces.
To be continued...