Madam, I Really Like You More.

"Hasegawa-kun, I'm coming to eat—"

The door that was not closed was automatically opened with a light knock from Mrs. Yuigahama.Then Mrs. Yubihama noticed the notebook in Hasegawa's hand.

"I see—" Hasegawa himself didn't have the idea of ​​reading the book, so after seeing Mrs. Yuigahama, he didn't feel flustered, probably because he didn't realize what he was doing.

It's just to criticize this book of Kashiwagi Miri's own novel.I didn't want to masturbate, so naturally, I didn't think too much about it.

It's just that when Hasegawa looked up, he saw Mrs. Yuigahama's face was flushed.

To be honest, Mrs. Yubihama's shy appearance is so pretty that Hasegawa was a little fascinated by it.Mrs. Yubihama let out a coquettish voice, turned around and ran away.

Hasegawa scratched his head inexplicably, then looked down at the notebook in his hand, and the picture was very intense.And just now it seemed that this picture was facing Mrs. Yubihama's direction.

Hasegawa's Lian Teng immediately became popular.Subconsciously, he quickly threw the notebook aside, like a hot yam.

At this time, Hasegawa finally understood what was going on.Thinking about Mrs. Yubihama's performance, Hasegawa felt that it was an embarrassment.I just don't know what to do.

Looking down at the notebook that was thrown on the ground again, Hasegawa hurriedly stepped forward and kicked it directly under the bed.

"Oh!" Can't help but let out a long sigh, Hasegawa didn't know how to face Mrs. Yuigahama.

And after Mrs. Yubihama ran down with a blushing face, she took two deep breaths, her cheeks were still flushed, and she felt a little hot when she thought of the scene she saw in a horrified glance.

"Hasegawa-kun is also a healthy boy, and he is already a high school student, so it seems normal to see that kind of thing." Mrs. Yubihama held her chest and muttered softly.

"Mom, what's wrong with you? Didn't you call Hasegawa to come down for dinner? What about others?" Yuigahama Yui looked at his mother a little puzzled, and then asked Hasegawa.

"Uh, that, I, I'm fine. But, for Hasegawa-kun, Yui, you go and ask him to come down for dinner."

"Oh? Mom, didn't you call him?" Yuigahama Yui was a little strange.

"No. You go and shout, I just heard that the soup in the kitchen has not been filled yet." Mrs. Yubihama's face was still a little red, but she said to Yubihama Yui forcefully.

"Oh, then I'll call Hasegawa." Yuigahama Yui thumped and ran upstairs.

"Hasegawa, it's time to eat." Yuigahama Yui looked at the open door of Hasegawa's room, and shouted directly at Hasegawa who was standing there blankly, not knowing what he was thinking.

"En? Oh, okay." Hasegawa was awakened by Yuigahama Yui's voice, and quickly responded with a smile.

Going downstairs, Hasegawa sat at the dining table, just across from Mrs. Bihama.

The moment the two people made eye contact, Mrs. Yuigahama and Hasegawa blushed immediately, and then they both lowered their heads at the same time.

Yuigahama Yui, who was eating with his head down, didn't notice this scene.

"Well, Hasegawa-kun..." Mrs. Yuigahama hesitated, but she opened her mouth anyway.

"Yes, Mrs. Yuigahama." Hasegawa tensed his body quickly.

"Well, I, I also know that Hasegawa-kun has reached such an age. So, it's normal to like that kind of thing..."

"No, Mrs. Yuigahama, that, I, I..."

"I don't need to explain, I understand. After all, Mr. Hasegawa is at this age, and it's time to be curious about this kind of thing."

"..." Hasegawa.

"That, but, I suggest, just a suggestion, I suggest Hasegawa-kun, next time you do this kind of thing, it's best, it's best to close the door, um, it's best to lock the door. That way people outside can't I will find out. After all, after all, if this kind of thing happens to happen to someone, Hasegawa-kun will definitely be very embarrassed." Mrs. Yubihama's tone was gentle, and she tried her best not to hurt Hasegawa's self-esteem.

"..." Hasegawa looked at Mrs. Yuigahama, and then at Yuigahama Yui who looked strange and inexplicable.I want to explain, but I really can't open my mouth, so I can only nod silently

Chapter 91 light novel manga

"Mr. Hasegawa, I really want to congratulate you. The sales volume of "Tokyo Ghoul" is really great. Among all the new books in the same period, it can be said to be the best seller. Our publishing house has already I decided to adapt "Tokyo Ghoul" into a manga. I don't know what you think?"

Machida Sonoko told Hasegawa a piece of good news with a smile.

Recently, Sonoko Machida reported the sales situation to Hasegawa almost every day, and sold a lot of books almost every day.

The first printing of [-] copies was completely sold out in just [-] days, and even the first volume is now moving towards the sales of [-] copies.

Although even a sales volume of [-] copies cannot be said to be the highest, but for a new book, the sales volume of the first volume of a new book is considered very high.

On the one hand, it is because the sales of light novels are very good, and because Hasegawa itself updates very quickly, so the publisher decided to strike while the iron is hot, and decided to release the manga version of "Tokyo Ghoul".

Although, in general, when many light novels are adapted into manga, the quality is not necessarily very good, and there are even quite a few light novels that have suffered from manga.

But no matter what, if a light novel is adapted into a manga, then the sales of light novels will definitely be greatly stimulated, which will increase the sales of light novels by a bit.

So for light novel writers, they all very much hope that their light novels can be adapted into manga, or even into anime.

Hasegawa was a little surprised when he heard the news Machida Sonoko told him, and a little surprised.

Hasegawa found that in Japan, writing novels and light novels is easier to achieve some achievements than those who write online novels in China.For example, novels are published in entities, novels are adapted into comics, novels are adapted into games, novels are adapted into anime, and even novels are adapted into live-action TV or movies.

Of course, some of the online novels of the Celestial Dynasty can get this kind of adaptation, but that is definitely only a small part. Most, it should be said that the vast majority of online novels are simply impossible to get this kind of adaptation.

But Japanese light novels, as long as they are not bad, will almost always have a chance to be adapted into manga. Even if the results are better, anime adaptation is also possible.

It has to be said that this itself is a unique industrial chain in Japan.

Of course, there are still very few novels that can be turned into comics after one or two volumes are published.

Regardless of the considerations, Hasegawa shouldn't refuse to adapt his novel into a manga, and even, he should feel very happy instead.

"Is "Tokyo Ghoul" really going to be adapted into a manga? That would be really great."

"So, Mr. Hasegawa, do you agree?"