Chapter 526 Drinking? I Won’t Go

Oda Shingo's studio.

"It's settled, let Shingo stop!"

Hamikaze Yuzuru said with a serious face.

She felt sorry for Oda Shingo's body.

"Then I'll remind you too, don't run away." Fujido Kacheng said.

Hamikaze Yuzuru's face was cold: "Of course not, but I'll remind you too, don't be impatient."

"I won't!" Fujido Kacheng stretched, feeling a little weak in her heart.

I really like the feeling of Shingo's face against me...

Hamikaze Yuzuru cast his eyes on Mikami Yuko again: "And you, don't always squeeze into the bathroom together."

Mikami Yuko's face flushed, it turned out that her little movements were noticed.

They reached an agreement on this, and the three women stopped harassing Oda Shingo and made sure he didn't have dark circles under his eyes again.

Anyone would be a little suffocated by being teased by a terrible opponent, Mrs. Yukino.

Maybe her temperament and figure can't compare with her, but she can't be looked down upon in this regard! The three women all have some little thoughts.

But at night, Fujido Kaoshi found an opportunity to ask Oda Shingo: "My dad wants to have a drink with you..."

Her heartbeat quickened, thinking this was a good opportunity to catch up with Namikaze Yukaku's development stage.

"..." Oda Shingo glanced at her, "No, I'm afraid that I'll get drunk and my butt will hurt."

Fujido Kaoshi twisted his arm in anger.

The Cultural Affairs Bureau.

For the popular Oda works in the market, the Cultural Affairs Bureau is most concerned about commissioned works.

However, the Cultural Affairs Bureau, which is too profit-seeking, is a bit uncomfortable at present.

Oda Shingo's just right H-degree control makes the official a little uncomfortable.

"The comic "Couple Growth Diary"..." The director of the Cultural Affairs Bureau, Shunji Yonekura, frowned.

It's very contradictory. I want to use official power to promote this comic, but it's a bit too explicit.

At the beginning, I wanted Oda Shingo to launch a meaningful comic in this kind of education.

But after all, it involves content that the general public pays more attention to. If the Cultural Affairs Bureau directly comes forward, it's not easy to control the power. If the public opinion backfires and says that the Ministry of Culture is producing something that affects children's growth, it will be difficult to deal with it.

So the old hands of the Ministry of Culture came up with a solution.

If the official does not come forward, just ask Oda Shingo to let him explore the public opinion.

If his drawings are rejected by the public, the official can just keep silent.

If the educational comics are accepted by the general public, the official can jump out and admit that it is a commissioned work, or recruit it to be serialized on its website.

Recently, the public response is not bad, especially the ratings of comics are getting higher and higher.

What's more amazing is that he knows that his grandson is reading this comic, and his grandson's girlfriend is also reading it. The two of them are laughing and joking, and no one knows what they are studying.

And his son's warning to his grandson made Yonekura Shunji realize that this comic is indeed educational.

"You should be careful and don't make things awkward for us parents."

"I know, Dad, I won't use the same methods as those used outside. They are unreliable and irresponsible to girls!"

"..." The father didn't know how to respond.

The grandson even proudly made a circle gesture. "Teacher Oda has taught us, and we know what to do."

"..." The father was completely speechless.

After knowing this, Shunji Yonekura was silent for a long time.

Is this how young people learn that kind of knowledge? When I was his age when I was a child, I really didn't understand these things.

Even my girlfriend at the time thought that nothing would happen as long as she didn't get high. It's ridiculous to think about it now.

Moreover, many students are unwilling to listen to the education classes in school, and they can't listen to them. But the educational effect of comics is very outstanding.

Looking at the reaction of the cultural and academic circles, it seems that they are not opposed to "Couple Growth Diary", and even many commentators have given positive comments.

[This is not a simple comic. Of course, I don't deny its commercial characteristics, but it is definitely a more conscientious educational work. 】

【The author Oda Shingo did refer to a lot of literature and on-site data, trying to use medicine, psychology, humanities and other aspects to make the relationship between husband and wife more harmonious】

【I don't know what kind of evaluation to use to describe it, but I can be sure: if this comic had existed fifteen years ago and a friend of mine had seen it, my friend and his wife would not have dropped out of high school. 】

【It is true that they did not understand it at the time, which led to this regretful situation. How great would it be if this comic had existed at the time? This friend and his wife could not listen to the class at the time. It can convey correct knowledge through the form of comics, which is the role of educational comics. 】

There are many other comments that believe that school education is too rigid and difficult for people to listen to.

In the correct version of Yiyi!

In the way of Oda Shingo's "Couple Growth Diary", the story is relatively novel and attractive, and everyone is educated unconsciously when reading it.

Today's students lack this kind of educational comics.

【Although this is a youth comic, and even to some extent it can be classified as within eighteen, I think it can play a better role as a youth comic. 】

Japanese youth comics are recommended for those over 14 years old.

This commentator gave a data example. Japanese junior high school students, that is, between 14 and 16 years old, are at the peak of the murder of young lovers.

There are two very distinct views in Japan. One is the prohibition faction, that is, do not let children come into contact with such things. The other is the guidance faction, which believes that children growing up is a part of life. It is impossible to prohibit it. It is better to guide them and let children know right and wrong with the correct viewpoint.

The latter guidance faction is currently the more mainstream view in Japan. Therefore, there are a large number of youth comics in the comics industry.

"Couple Growth Diary" is currently a youth comic, which means that comic fans over 14 years old can buy it. Everyone also recognizes the educational role of this comic in the age group of 14-18 years old.

It is difficult for children in the rebellious period to listen to the stereotyped lessons of such things.

"Damn it! I really want to stand up, but what Oda Shingo draws is really..." Shunji Yonekura really wants to announce in an official capacity that this widely acclaimed educational comic was commissioned by our Ministry of Culture.

But Oda Shingo's brush is too bad. He draws the female characters in it so charmingly that people always feel that it is not a book but better than a book.

So the original proud calculation of the old director of the Ministry of Culture could not be realized at all.

"Couple Growth Diary" is like a cute hedgehog. The Ministry of Culture looks cute, but it can't hold it.

This is also the result of Oda Shingo's careful control of the painting strength at the beginning...

Looking at the market data of Springfield Bookstore in recent months, Yonekura Shunji couldn't help but sigh: "Oda Shingo, this young man is really a genius that is difficult to control. However, I will make a request to you with a clear commission!"

He pressed the call button on the internal line and called the assistant in.

"Issue a formal commission to Oda Shingo to create works for all ages, and it must be related to some traditional culture or characteristics of Japan!"

"All ages..." The assistant was stunned for a moment.

It seems that Oda Shingo has not drawn any serious works in recent months.

Even "The Burial of Furrylian" has the content of God's Sitting. Of course, this comic is indeed for all ages.

But as an assistant, he did not raise any objection.

The former director of the Cultural Affairs Bureau, Shunji Yonekura, understood it in his heart. He narrowed his eyes and looked at Oda Shingo's name, but he was a little worried whether he could draw a work that was both popular and appealing to all ages.