Cartoonist in Doraemon

Since Lin Feng is a pretty good cook, everyone enjoyed the meal.

"Oh, oh, I was so busy eating that I almost forgot about the main thing."

"Lin Feng, there is no problem with the typesetting schedule for your work. If nothing goes wrong, your work will be officially published in the "Weekly Shonen" next Monday. This is a sample issue. You can take a look first."

When Mantsuki Miyako was halfway through her meal, she suddenly seemed to remember something. She wiped her mouth directly, took out a comic magazine she carried with her and put it on the table, and said to Lin Feng with a smile.

"Really? Congratulations, Lin Feng!"

After hearing what Mantsuki Miyako said, Shizuka also smiled and congratulated Lin Feng.

As Lin Feng's classmate and deskmate, Shizuka knew very well how much effort Lin Feng had put in for this comic. Now he can finally get a reward. She is also very happy for Lin Feng.

"Well, thank you."

"But Miyako, the speed of typesetting and publishing is a bit too fast..."

Lin Feng first thanked Shizuka for her congratulations, and then picked up the sample magazine on the table, flipping through it while looking at Mantsuki Miyako with some surprise.

According to his understanding in his previous life, a comic book, from submission to review, and then to typesetting and preparation for publication after passing the review, this series of processes takes at least a week or half a month.

Is it that the efficiency of this era is so fast now?

Or is it that in Japan, a country where comics and anime are developing rapidly, it is originally like this?

In fact, there is nothing wrong with Lin Feng's thinking. Japan is indeed more inclined to focus on the development of two-dimensional culture.

But if a new author wants to go through the normal channels, step by step from submission, to review, and finally to typesetting and publishing, it will definitely take a long time.

But this process is only applicable to ordinary new authors.

Obviously, Lin Feng is not among these ordinary new authors.

Since his work was accidentally discovered by Mantsuki Miyako during the manuscript review, it has directly attracted the attention of the entire leadership of the publishing house.

Gold will shine no matter where it is.

The same is true for excellent works.

For editors who face a lot of boring works every day, Lin Feng's work simply gives them a refreshing feeling.

It is like the excitement and joy of a traveler who is about to die of thirst in the desert and suddenly finds a clear spring.

Almost all editors are full of confidence in this work after reading the original manuscript of Lin Feng's work.

Such excellent works are almost certain to be best-sellers.

It is precisely because of this that Lin Feng's work can be pushed to the layout of the weekly magazine so quickly and will be released for the first time next Monday.

Of course, saying next Monday sounds like a long way off, but it is actually tomorrow.

You can imagine how fast this speed is.

You should know that Lin Feng submitted his work only yesterday morning, and now it has been confirmed to be released tomorrow after only one day today.

If Lin Feng's work is not really important, I am afraid he will not receive such preferential treatment.

"Is this fast? Well... it should be okay..."

After hearing Lin Feng's somewhat surprised tone, Man Yue Miyako was reminded of the topic that the editors discussed with each other in the office of the publishing house before.

If it weren't for the fact that "Weekly Shonen" is updated at a fixed time every Monday, Lin Feng's work might be published earlier.

At present, the most influential comic magazine on the publishing house is "Weekly Shonen", and some classic serialized comics will have a place on it.

Because the circulation of other comic magazines is relatively small, and the sales volume is not very large, those editors did not plan to publish "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba", a work with great potential, in other comic magazines.

In any case, it is necessary to use the traffic platform of "Weekly Shonen" to let more readers see this emerging work.

"So Miyako, did you come here today just for this matter?"

Lin Feng asked curiously while flipping through the sample magazine in his hand.

He had also known about the comic magazine "Weekly Shonen" before. It can be said that this is the best-selling comic magazine under Yueisha.

Being able to publish his own works here is enough to show how much Yueisha attaches importance to "Demon Slayer".

And for the recommendation effect, "Demon Slayer" also occupies a more eye-catching position on the cover of the entire magazine.

"Well, it's not a special trip. I just happened to have something to do near here, so I brought the sample issue to you to see."

"Besides, you are the author I need to contact. It's not too much for the editor to understand the author's specific situation in advance."

Mantsuki Miyako also smiled and found a very good reason for herself.

"Okay, anyway, you have seen the situation here, and it's almost like this."

Since Mantsuki Miyako said so, Lin Feng could only shrug.

In any case, he was still very grateful to Mantsuki Miyako for this matter.

A good horse and a good horse trainer, if one is missing, neither can play a big role.

If it weren't for Mantsuki Miyako, it's possible that his work would be left on the desk with other submitted works and hung out for several days.

After all, there are too many works submitted every day, but too few works of high quality and attractive.

The meal was also declared over while the three of them were chatting.

It was already late outside, and the street lights were on.

Because she had to go to school tomorrow, Shizuka chose to say goodbye after dinner.

Mantsuki Miyako also left after handing over some information to Lin Feng.

Another reason for coming here this time is that Lin Feng's work has been decided to be published in "Weekly Shonen".

So the initial remuneration also needs to be paid to him, but Lin Feng did not fill in the corresponding payment information last time. This time Mantsuki Miyako came here to connect with Lin Feng in this regard.

After all, if Yourongshe, a publishing group as big as this, defaults on paying the authors' royalties and salaries, that would be too outrageous.

After handing over this information, Lin Feng happily stayed at home, waiting for the other party to transfer the money to his home.

Not to mention, this feeling is really good.