The king of training starting from Sakurasou

There aren't many apps on her phone. Twitter and Facebook were downloaded and registered just to follow Senryu Hanasegawa.

Coincidentally, among the eye-catching reminders of special attention, there happened to be the news posted by Hanasegawa.

This is?

After Kasumigaoka read it carefully, her pink lips closed tightly together.

His promotion for me?

Recalling what Qianliu said when leaving the rental house a few days ago, You don't have to worry about publicity, I thought it was just a polite comment, but I didn't expect that he would help her in this way.

In fact, light novelists are more cautious when recommending works. You cannot recommend a bunch of rubbish to book fans, as that will only lower your evaluation.

After all, book fans trust you and spend money to buy support for your work. If you take it and see what kind of JB stuff you have written, book fans must consider whether it is worth it before recommending it to you in the future.

Just like now, this is the first time Hanasechuan actively recommends works.

Some people in the comments below immediately expressed their lack of interest when they saw the words newcomer's debut.

Romance novel? Not interested, excuse me.

Hasegawa-sensei should concentrate on writing side stories or new works, don't waste energy on other things!!!

With works like this, countless people drown every year.

Teacher Hazegawa, it's not like your style. You just blink when you are kidnapped.

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Fortunately, apart from a small number of sarcastic remarks, most of them were just unintentional ridicule.

Well, do you really think that all newcomers are so capable, winning awards and embarking on a prosperous road like Hare Segawa or Kani Nayuta? Don't even think about it?

Most light novelists have to work part-time in order to support themselves. They use their love to generate electricity and hope that one day they may succeed.

Kasumigaoka was reading the messages seriously. She was angry when she saw those who were mocking her, her expressions softened when she saw those who had reservations, and she felt happy when she saw those who were supportive.

Hey, woman. *

Chapter 26 You are such a clever little guy

After browsing through the messages that a few people were not interested in, Kasumigaoka found that most of them still had good intentions.

I will definitely read the book recommended by Mr. Hazegawa!

I'm looking forward to it.

“Hopefully another good newcomer.”

Hey, in the past two years, there have been fewer and fewer newcomers. Only Mr. Hazegawa and Mr. Nayuta Kana are outstanding. They are the pills of the industry.

No matter if it looks good or not, since Teacher Haasegawa said it, I will definitely buy it to support it!

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Some of them were really interested in it, and some were just out of support for their favorite authors. They didn't finish it and browsed less than a few hundred Kasumigaoka posts before turning off their phones and looking much more relaxed.

Undoubtedly, Haasechuan's appeal is very broad.

Those people who left messages are just seeds. After all, some book fans don’t like to go online. They just buy books and read them silently.

As for those who leave messages, some of them will recommend it to their friends, classmates or relatives, thereby spreading the word to ten or even hundreds. Although it is not that exaggerated in the end, it can at least increase some of the potential readers.

Phew, I owe him another favor.

Kasumigaoka left the bathroom and lay down on the bed, staring at the ceiling, wondering what was going on in her mind.

Sakurasou!

Arriving at Mashiro's room, Qianliu pushed the door straight in.

As expected, the girl was drawing comics, with manuscripts piled all over the table.

She must have just taken a shower, her white hair is wet and exudes a faint fragrance.

I don't even know how to dry my hair. He walked over and took out a towel from the cabinet to help her wipe it. Qianliu looked at the original drawing of her painting.

Not to mention the painter, the characters seem to be alive with every glance and smile.

Putting down the towel, while Mashiro was still in his own world, he picked up the piled manuscripts and began to look at them one by one.

As time goes by, the scrutiny in the eyes tends to change to astonishment.

this……

Qianliu was speechless after reading it.

To be honest, these comic manuscripts have made huge progress. Even he found some parts interesting after reading them. The only problem is...

Let’s not mention the image of the heroine as a gentle big sister. This was drawn by himself. Why is the male protagonist a smaller version of him? Although the details have been modified, but from some features with obviously similar angles, it can be found that the male protagonist is Hanasekawa. Qianliu himself.

In terms of plot, since it focuses on daily lightheartedness, Mashiro couldn't think of an interesting plot, so he simply followed Chiliu's suggestion and drew materials from his own life.

For example, one time Qianliu helped her take a bath, and something interesting happened. In the manga, it turned into a gentle big sister who helped a smaller version of Qianliu take a bath.

Isn't this a role reversal? !

You are such a clever little kid.

Others say that art comes from life and is beautified and processed before being presented to everyone. It would be better for you to just skip the processing step.

No? Mashiro, who had finished drawing the manuscript in his hand at some point, raised his head and stared at him, his eyes clearly flickering with fear of hearing negative words.

It's not impossible. Qianliu mused as he put down the manuscript hesitantly.

The original manuscript itself has no big problems, and the plot is quite interesting. With a little processing, it can be rated as medium-to-high quality, which is several levels higher than Mashiro's previous inferior comics.

Mashiro's eyes widened slightly, and he could feel the joy from his heart despite his expressionless face.

Forget it, as long as you are happy. Qianliu gave up the inexplicable and weird feelings and touched her head.

Finally, there was a comic that she could read. In the process of drawing, he would slowly teach her all the common sense and feelings that Mashiro didn't quite understand.

The story of raising a pet girl sounds good.