Madam, I Really Like You More.

"No matter from that aspect, it is good for me. How could I disagree. However, for the artist who draws manga, I will have some requirements." Although Hasegawa was happy, he was still very happy. calm.

"Mr. Hasegawa, what is your request?"

"I hope to find an excellent artist to draw comics. At the same time, I don't want the artist to randomly change the content of the novel, or even change the character or characteristics of some characters, or randomly adapt the plot or even the original plot. Kind of thing." Hasegawa expressed his opinion.

"Well, of course we will find an excellent artist to paint "Tokyo City", but why did Mr. Hasegawa think of this?" Machida Sonoko was a little strange. Of course, she also knew the problem Hasegawa said, which is actually a relatively common problem. .

"Because, I often hear that a certain light novel has been turned into a manga, or that a certain manga has been turned into an anime. And "Tokyo Ghoul" itself is also my painstaking effort, and I don't want my hard work to be changed. There's nothing wrong with it." Hasegawa said seriously.

"That's it, I understand. Don't worry, Mr. Hasegawa, we will seriously consider Mr. Hasegawa's suggestion. After all, the copyright of the novel is still in your hands. If you do not agree to adapt it into a comic, our publishing house will not accept it." There is a way to act." Machida Sonoko.

"That's it, that's good." Hasegawa breathed a sigh of relief.

"By the way, Hasegawa-sensei, this time, don't forget to post on your Twitter about the manga adaptation of "Tokyo Ghoul". You don't need to go into too much detail, just say that you have this intention." Machida Sonoko couldn't help exhorting again.

"Twitter? Okay, I won't forget." Hasegawa nodded. As a person who doesn't like to play Twitter, Hasegawa's Twitter activity is really relatively small.However, there are not too few people who follow his Twitter. These people who follow his Twitter are almost all fans of "Tokyo Ghoul".

So after this news was released, Hasegawa's Twitter immediately became lively.

Countless people asked when the manga adaptation started, who was the cartoonist who wrote the manga adaptation, and so on.

There are still many people discussing which cartoonist is more suitable for the style of "Tokyo Ghoul".

It was very lively, and Hasegawa didn't respond to anything. He just took a look at the fun below, or went to see the works of the cartoonists they recommended to see their styles.

After looking at it, Hasegawa thinks that the cartoonists recommended by these book fans are more or less considered. The style of painting should be more suitable for "Tokyo Ghoul", but most of the recommended cartoonists are serialized It is obviously impossible to read manga, give up the original manga, and draw this light novel whose copyright is in the hands of others.

However, when Hasegawa accidentally saw a book fan recommending a manga artist named Kashiwagi Miri, Hasegawa's face darkened slightly.

Seeing Miri Kashiwagi looking for a name, Hasegawa thought of the situation where he was caught by Mrs. Yubihama when he looked at it out of curiosity because it was the first time he found out that someone was drawing the book of his novel. .

For a long time after that day, Mrs. Yubihama looked at Hasegawa in a strange way, and then pushed Yubihama Yui harder, which really gave Hasegawa a headache for a long time.

But the words have been said, the strength of the book artist Bai Muli is still very good.Whether it is the painting style or the style of the book, it is more in line with "Tokyo Ghoul".

However, I don't know whether it is because of being a book artist or because of himself. Hasegawa found that Kashiwagi Miri's structure of the story is relatively weak, and he doesn't seem to be very good at telling stories.

In order to fill the problem of full attendance, let's add one more chapter every day for the last four days of this month.

Chapter 92 Blonde Double Ponytail

"Kenichi, your novel is going to be adapted into a manga? Is this true?" An Yilun looked at Hasegawa with excitement and anticipation.

"Well, it is indeed going to be adapted. The publishing house has already confirmed it, but the specific time has not been determined yet." Hasegawa nodded, and there is nothing to hide about this kind of thing.

"It's really going to be adapted. That's really great. I've known for a long time that "Tokyo Ghoul" is an excellent work. Even if it's only two volumes, it's normal to start manga adaptation. It's really already a bit I can't wait, I can't wait to read the manga of "Tokyo Ghoul"." An Yilun also said expectantly.

"It shouldn't take too long." Hasegawa smiled. In fact, he himself was looking forward to it.

"Well, Hasegawa, are you sure about what the manga artist said?" An Yilun seemed to have thought of something suddenly.

"Cartoonist? Not yet. If the cartoonist is confirmed, then the time for the publication of the comics should be almost confirmed. And because I also made a request myself, the cartoonist should not be confirmed so quickly. "

"That's it, then, Kenichi, let me recommend you a manga artist." An Yilun also said hastily.

"Lunye, would you recommend me a manga artist?"

"Hmm."

"However, I have handed over this matter to the publishing house. Even if you recommend it to me, it will be useless." Hasegawa was a little embarrassed.

"There is not much conflict in this aspect. After all, Kenichi, you are the author. Before the publishing house has determined the candidate, you can make your own suggestions, and as long as the manga artist you recommend is capable enough, the publishing house will respect it. It's your choice." An Yilun also explained.

"Is that so? So Tomoya, who is the manga artist you recommend?" Hasegawa asked.

"Well, that guy doesn't want me to tell you her name. But don't worry, her ability is absolutely beyond doubt. After all, I really like the novel "Tokyo Ghoul". I won't even agree." An Yilun also hastily promised.

"Her? The manga artist you're talking about is a woman?" Hasegawa was taken aback for a moment.

"That's right, but don't worry, although she is a woman, she is still very good at drawing manga. And I am just recommending it. Whether you can be selected in the end depends on Kenichi's opinion." An Yilun also Speaking quickly, he was worried that Hasegawa would directly refuse because the other party was a woman.

"That's it, but, can you really not tell me her pen name? Then I can go to see her works and confirm her strength." Hasegawa still hesitated a little.

"Because it's inconvenient, she also firmly opposes it. But don't worry, she and I have considerations in this regard. She plans to draw some drafts of "Tokyo Ghoul" first, and then come to you with the drafts. You just look at it You can just be satisfied with what she drew." An Yilun also explained.

"That's it, then, okay. But hurry up, after all, if the publisher has already found a cartoonist, it will be too late." Hasegawa still didn't have much confidence, probably because the other party was a woman.It's not that Hasegawa discriminates against women.

It's just that Hasegawa feels that the cartoons of female cartoonists are generally more delicate and delicate.However, the painting style of "Tokyo Ghoul" tends to be dark. For women, it should not be suitable for this style of painting, or it may not be able to perfectly show the gloomy and cruel picture.

But when it comes to cartoonists, Hasegawa thought of the book artist Miri Kashiwagi. Although that guy drew books, he had to admit that the other party's drawings were really good.Not only is the picture exquisite and delicate like a girl, but the painting style also perfectly presents the dark, cruel and other factors that "Tokyo Ghoul" should have.

It can be said that if it is Cypress Miles, there should be no problem at all.It's just a pity that the other party is a book artist after all.Moreover, the job of selecting manga artists was handed over to the publishing house, so Hasegawa didn't suggest anything.

An Yilun also got Hasegawa's affirmation, and left happily.It seems to be going to contact the cartoonist he said.

Although Hasegawa thinks that female cartoonists may not be reliable, but he also has some expectations, this is out of confidence in Ai Lunya.

If it's about other things, Hasegawa may not be at ease, but as long as it is related to the second dimension, then if the matter is placed on An Yilunya, Hasegawa will be relatively at ease.

Because An Yilun is also super serious about things like the two-dimensional dimension, and he can't even tolerate a single flaw.Therefore, the cartoonist An Yilun also mentioned should not be weak, but Hasegawa doesn't know if the cartoonist is suitable for the style of "Tokyo Ghoul".

After Hasegawa and An Yilun also talked about this matter, he felt that at least he would have to wait a few days to get a reply.But what Hasegawa didn't expect was that the next day.An Yilun also told Hasegawa that the other party had already drawn up the content of a chapter and was going to have an interview with Hasegawa.

This made Hasegawa a little surprised. Could it be that the other party is still a tentacle monster?As for drawing casually to fool him, Hasegawa doesn't think so. After all, if the other party really does this, not to mention Hasegawa's side, An Yilun's side can kill her too.

After school in the afternoon, Hasegawa sent a text message to Saeko Busushima, telling her that she had something to do and couldn't go to the Kendo Club today.

Saeko Busujima, who received the news, was a little disappointed and didn't say anything.