Chapter One Submission

  Weekly Shonen Jump, published by Shueisha in Japan, is currently the highest-selling manga magazine in Japan and is one of the three major weekly shonen manga magazines (Weekly Shonen Jump, Weekly Shonen Magazine, and Weekly Shonen Sunday).

  The comic magazine was first published in July 1968 as a biweekly, and became a weekly in 1969, with issues released every Monday.

  Each issue in 1993 broke through 6 million copies. The works published are mainly action-adventure types, with a strong sense of fantasy, and intentionally emphasize individuality, pursuing plot twists and turns, filled with outstanding comics of various genres.

  There are also some romance, sports and historical works. Most of the characters in the works are beautiful, so they also have a large number of female readers. It can be said that it is the "leader" of Japan's most popular manga magazines.

  Originally, "Detective Conan" was serialized in Weekly Shonen Sunday, but considering the current popularity of the three major weekly shonen manga magazines, Aoyama thought it would be more suitable to serialize it in Weekly Shonen Jump.

  The creation of the manga "Detective Conan" was triggered by the reasoning manga boom caused by the serialization of "Kindaichi Shonen no Jikenbo" in Weekly Shonen Magazine in 1992.

  So, its original author, Aoyama teacher, after the serialization of his previous work "The Legend of Sword and Bravery" ended, began serializing "Detective Conan" just 4 weeks later.

  The author's popular drawing style, the depiction of romance between multiple characters, and character settings such as Conan Edogawa have received widespread support from readers.

  The adapted anime works have maintained a very high popularity since their broadcast, and the annual theatrical versions can also rank among the top in the box office charts of that year.

  So after its debut, the work was serialized for 20 years and still did not decline, it can be called a great miracle in Japan's animation world.

  But in this world, a work with such popularity, having various reasoning content manga, did not appear in this world, it's really too unfortunate.

  However, the aforementioned "Kindaichi Case Files" is still serialized in Weekly Shonen Magazine, so Detective Conan needs to find a way to surpass the popularity of "Kindaichi Case Files", which has been serialized for a long time.

  It's not easy for a newcomer to make a name for themselves. Take manga submissions, for example. Even if it's an excellent work, if it doesn't catch the editor's attention, it will only be browsed through once and then eliminated.

  So, it's time to hype things up here.

  Sōichirō is currently the scenario writer for the popular doujin game Fate/stay night, while Kayahara Kazumi can submit manga under the identity of being the daughter of a Sony executive.

  Even if he became a crosser, Sosuke knew that to make a name for himself in the "different world", it wasn't just about imitation, but also required some thought and negotiation.

  Blindly copying to gain popularity is completely meaningless.

  No, that's also meaningful, but it lacks some interesting content.

  Soyu will stir up a storm in the world's animation industry, but not entirely relying on the system, rather using his own strength and borrowed power to create a different future together.

  As I thought about it, an icy sensation spread across my left cheek.

  "Wow!"

  Shao Yu opened his eyes and found that Lin Xuan had placed an ice pack on his face, it turned out that he had fallen asleep unintentionally while thinking just now.

  Glancing around, it was still a familiar room and a familiar position.

  Of course, this is not referring to her own room, but rather Lin Xiang's room.

  "Satoru, actually just now when you were sleeping, Haicheng and I slightly modified your body. If you shout 'transform', you can transform!"

  "Really? Transformation!"

  With a playful wave of his hands, a brilliant light burst forth from around his body, and one by one, armor and weapons flew out from thin air to equip themselves onto Sōsuke. Infrared sensors floated rapidly around him, and the steel armor granted Sōsuke immense combat strength. Of course, this was all just an illusion.

  This is neither a special effects film nor a fantasy story, it's just an everyday life.

  When Lin Xuan saw Su You's action, she burst out laughing.

  "At your age, you're still talking about 'transforming'!"

  "I was just kidding."

  Nor is it a bewildered housekeeper, and I am not weak myself.

  Too caught up in conversation with Lin Xuan, I completely forgot what I was just thinking about.

  Dada, tapping on the keyboard, Haicheng sat alone in one corner of Lin Xuan's room, which was actually closest to the air conditioner.

  "Director, I just checked the recent sales of 'Fate/stay night' and it seems that although the highest sales figure is decreasing except for the first time, the number sold each week is still not negligible. Also, we've improved a part of the game's program."

  "Trouble's coming, I guess we'll have to pay out some of the profits from Fate/Stay Night too."

  Nasu Kinoko had previously discussed with Takeuchi that he wanted to animate "Fate/Stay Night", so as a collaborative partner, Takeuchi might also choose to invest money for the animation funds.

  Talking about games, the unit price of "Fate/stay night" is 2,000 yen. If it has sold 4 million copies so far, wouldn't the revenue be tens of millions of yen after multiplying 2,000 by 5 million and adding a 10% copyright fee?

  Although the price looks terrifying, the actual income has not reached this value.

  Compared to this, the girl who was creating original paintings, Kayori Kujirai, sat properly at a low table, moving her brush on the paper continuously, creating new manga characters.

  Seeing how serious Mao Haruto was being, Sosuke didn't go disturb him.

  Sazuke showed some of the original drawings to Mogi Kuri, who was puzzled by Sazuke's actions. After all, this way, it would no longer be her drawing, but Sazuke's instead.

  Finally, Satsuki had no choice but to let Mouri Kogoro freely express himself, drawing the characters from "Detective Conan", writing the setting and the first draft.

  Satoru provides some help with drawing from time to time, and the rest is providing manga scripts.

  This time, Mao Yuanjiu actually planned to draw according to what Su You provided, and she also liked the plot arranged by Su You very much.

  But in fact, this was also achieved with the help of the Academic Lord system.

  The Academic Supremacy System activated itself when it decided to help Mugen no Jūnin draw the Detective Conan.

  After telling all of them to Ziyu, only half of the plot was provided, which means that the remaining plot needs to be played out independently on this side.

  However, the number of episodes is generally sufficient, and it can be said that heaven helps.

  The manuscript of the comic is actually relatively simple. After drawing the outline, it's just painting the characters and the interactive plot between them, which doesn't require too much detailed depiction.

  Then it's a draft, revising all the bad places and applying black to specific areas, so that it can become a comic manuscript.

  The people in charge of the color are Zou You and Lin Xuan. Except for Haicheng, who uses a computer to work, the three completed the first draft in the afternoon - "Detective Conan: The Cloudy Sky Murder Case".

  He put the manuscript in his bag, and Kusakabe Nijuro exchanged an uneasy glance with Sosuke.

  "Alright, time to go."

  Let Mao Yuanjiu take good care of the original manuscript, and Zuo You will open the door.

  The submission of "Detective Conan" began, and this was also the first step for Gosho Aoyama to realize his dream, as the first step to debut as a manga artist.