Comprehensive comics: Is it hard to eat soft food? I want to be a chaebol

Makoto Higashino, this is the name of a silver-haired boy.

The boy was originally a traverser, formerly known as a 996 social animal, and every day in order to make a living, he crossed into this world in an accidental car accident.

Makoto Higashino confirms that this is a two-dimensional comic world.

To ask why

He had an elementary school classmate whose name was Yukishita Yukino.

He has five junior high school classmates, surnamed Nakano, who are quintuplets.

He has seen a famous child star on TV since he was a child, and his name is Mai Sakurajima.

In his country, Japan, there are several consortia that monopolize the economic lifeline of the country, called the Shinomiya Foundation, the Kotobuki Foundation, and the Yuki Foundation

When he was in high school, his teacher gave him several choices, namely Toyonosaki School, the private Sakura Academy, and Hidechiin Gakuen....

These made Higashino Makoto confirm that he had traveled to a two-dimensional comic world.

Despite this, Makoto Higashino did not deliberately approach those two-dimensional heroines like other male protagonists of variety novels and win glory for the country in the two-dimensional world.

Reason....

In

his previous life, Higashino Makoto was poor, and in this life, Higashino Makoto was unlucky, and he was actually an orphan to start the game, which made Higashino Makoto have no time to take care of anything else, and only wanted to use the advantage of the traverser to make good money.

What kind of love are you talking about?

In this life, he just wants to work hard to make money like Brother Hao!!

And so....

Although he and Yukishita Yukinai were elementary school classmates, although he and Nakano quintuplets were middle school classmates, and although he had met an unnamed Miss Kotobuki Foundation and Pingshui, the heir of Nishikino Hospital, Higashino Makoto didn't take it to heart, but devoted himself to his own money-making career.

And with the talent, experience, and resilience of the traverser and the vision, experience, and resilience honed by the society of his previous life, although he started as an orphan, Higashino Makoto still broke through Japan's deep-rooted class barriers, and soon rose to prominence at an astonishing speed.

First, when the text was copied publicly.

Being a copyist in the two-dimensional world, it's already a very old-fashioned plot to put it in the online literary circle, but Higashino Makoto can't help it, he was born as an orphan in his life, and the congenital conditions are too poor, except for writing to make money, other ways don't work at all.

And there are also benefits to being a copyist.

At the beginning, Higashino Makoto's writing was not very good, but he couldn't stand up to having the literary works of his previous life as a reference, which made him have a variety of rich ideas.

What's more, he has a gimmick on him!

When he first submitted his manuscript to Shogakukan (one of the three major publishing houses in Japan), he was only in the third grade of elementary school, and the review editor was stunned when he saw him.

A burst of ecstasy ensued.

'This is a schoolboy writer!!'

Just this elementary school writer, and also an orphan school student writer, is simply the perfect publicity stunt!

In addition, although the writing of "Shuke and Beta" submitted by Makoto Higashino is relatively average, it is a novel of the fairy tale genre, and it does not require much for writing, but the story of the novel is quite interesting and suitable for all ages, which makes the Shogakukan directly give the green light to Makoto Higashino, not only signing Makoto Higashino's novel, but also making Makoto Higashino a genius elementary school writer.

This not only made Makoto Higashino a famous Japanese prodigy all of a sudden, but also made his debut Virgo create millions of copies in one year!

Well, the level of the novel is actually sorry for the millions of sales.

However, the level of publicity of the Shogakukan is really powerful, and most of the customers who buy the novel are listening to the propaganda of the Shogakukan, and they buy it out of curiosity about the genius elementary school writers, but after buying it, they find that they have written beyond their expectations, so they buy a set of novels and give them to the children around them.

With the dividends from the sales of millions of novels, plus a series of peripheral dividends and publicity appearance fees, Makoto Higashino successfully obtained the first start-up capital.

After that, Higashino Makoto did not rush and continued to publish novels.

Because after writing "Shuck and Beta" in two volumes, he found that his writing was really good, and he needed to hone it to create more wonderful works.

So next, he spent three years of hard work, patiently absorbing nutrients from various literary works, polishing his heart and writing. It wasn't until the sixth grade of elementary school that he launched his second work.

This time, he made a direct transition from fairy tales to mystery novels of traditional literature!

For no other reason, in Japan, traditional literary writers are very popular and have a very high status.

Japan is a country that attaches great importance to literature, such as novelists and educators, and their status in Japan is very transcendent, such as Natsume Soseki, Fukuzawa Yukichi and others, and the yen is printed with the busts of these writers and educators!

There

are two people in Japan who have won the Nobel Prize in Literature, namely Yasunari Kawabata and Kenzaburo Taie, and one Haruki Murakami accompanies the Nobel Prize in Literature every year, which can be called the uncrowned king of the Nobel Prize in Literature.

It can be said that in Japan, a writer is a person who stands at the top of the country, just like politicians, prosecutors, lawyers, and scientists.

In the Japanese literary circle, there is another chain of contempt, in which traditional writers stand at the top of the chain of contempt, and other manga artists, light novelists, or something are at the bottom of the chain of contempt, and their status is far inferior to that of traditional literary writers.

Makoto Higashino is inherently a more utilitarian character.

In order to make better money and improve his social status, he naturally switched from fairy tales to traditional literature.

And because Japanese readers prefer mystery novels, Higashino Makoto also pushed the boat and finalized the second work as a mystery novel.

But he didn't dabble in many mystery novels in his previous life, so what should he do?

It doesn't matter.

I haven't read mystery novels, but I've always watched mystery movies and mystery TV series, right?

So, after polishing for a long time, Makoto Higashino launched his second work: "Detective Di Renjie"!

The result was an instant hit.

In the previous life, "Detective Di Renjie" was a very classic costume suspense drama (the first and second parts are of a very high level and are recognized as divine dramas, and the third and fourth parts are more crotch-pulling), and the story background is the Tang Dynasty in China (the Japanese respect the Tang Dynasty very much), which is mixed with a lot of stalks (such as Yuan Fang, what do you think).

There are not only wonderful reasoning links, but also good historical skills, as well as a bunch of interesting stalks, plus the gimmick of Makoto Higashino's genius elementary school writer, and the propaganda of the Shogakukan sparing no effort.

directly let Makoto Higashino, who was only eleven years old, win the Naoki Award and the Edogawa Ranbu Award in one fell swoop!

The Naoki Award is awarded twice a year in the field of popular literature or popular fiction, which appreciates works with strong storytelling, and never takes famous artists as the selection object, but pays more attention to new and unknown writers, which can be called the advancement of literary youth.

The Edogawa Ranpo Award, on the other hand, is aimed at the world of mystery novels, and it can be called the highest honor for Japanese mystery novels!

Makoto Higashino, who won these two generals with "Detective Di Renjie", also became famous and suddenly became one of Japan's first-class writers, not only directly among Japan's upper class, but also obtained a very high social status.

This also allowed Makoto Higashino to gain a firm foothold in this world and began to realize his ambitions.

PS: The picture is the rating of "Detective Di Renjie".

To be honest, there are some flaws in the level of filming of this TV series, but the script is really true, it is completely worthy of the previous generation of divine dramas, and I think it is no problem to adapt it into a mystery novel.