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Chapter 28 No way? Is this really a remake?

Don't think too much about it, just talk about the facts in advance.

As the director of a large manga company, Saburo Mikami is good at controlling his emotions and continues to analyze very calmly: [As you can see, the painting of this work is simply unbearable. It looks like... a kindergarten kid drew it!]
There was laughter in the audience.

[Of course, our Qunyingshe comics have always been people-friendly, but the professional ethics of our Qunyingshe editors do not allow us to sell such works to readers!]
By the way, he boasted about his professional ethics. After a short pause, Mikami Saburo confirmed that he could still control the situation and continued to analyze objectively: [This work must have excellent plot and character design, but it failed in the painting skills. Such painting skills are not worthy of being in the hall of elegance.]
He couldn't help being curious, so he flipped through the pages.

The students in the audience also watched together.

At first, there was some noise from below.

"Hahaha, this drawing is worse than my brother's."

"The protagonist is bald?"

“That weirdo paints such abstract paintings.”

"You didn't even bother to draw the background? This author is so perfunctory."

"Is this author just drawing for fun?"

Fujido Kaoru took out her cell phone and quietly filmed everyone's reactions.

Humph, just wait and see. Don’t underestimate this comic, or you’ll be slapped in the face!

Especially for those who laughed particularly loudly, Fujido Kaoru started to glare at him.

A male classmate who was sitting close to him laughed at her, and Fujido Kaoru said directly, "Did you watch it carefully? This is a very good work!"

Uh, that boy, please restrain yourself.

Many classmates noticed Fujido Kaoru's attitude and stopped laughing at her easily.

But gradually, as the pages turned, the scene spontaneously began to quiet down.

Some people began to notice that the story and characters seemed... not bad?!
After a long while, someone spoke.

"Eh? This comic seems..."

"Don't disturb me, I'm enjoying the show!"

Saburo Mikami flipped through the pages one by one.

He was so uncontrollable that he even temporarily forgot he was on the podium.

I read all 5 episodes in this way!
Although it wasn't long, the look in Saburo Mikami's eyes had changed.

At the meeting yesterday, this work was rejected by Keiji Kameto?
The recommendation for this work has been cut off?
Just because of the painting skills?
Keiji Kameto, you deserve to be kicked out of "Jump" magazine!

He was in a daze for a few seconds, and suppressed his emotions again, making sure that he remained calm on the surface, before continuing:

[Although the painting skills of this work are not good enough, the plot and characters are excellent, and I personally give it a high evaluation.]
Some students in the audience smiled nonchalantly, but more of them had already taken out their mobile phones and started looking for this comic on the web!
They want to catch up and see the rest of the story.

In the end, Saburo Mikami gave a high evaluation summary: [Judging from the number of collections, number of followers and community popularity, if this work is remade, I think we may see a new star rising! ]
The sound from the microphone echoed in the lecture hall.

[Just like I look forward to everyone's work, I will eagerly look forward to the remake of this work! ]
[Maybe one day, I’ll see a remake of One Punch Man drawn by one of the students here!]
Usually, Saburo Mikami's words of welcome for new works are just polite words, but at this moment, he is indeed considering contacting the author of this comic.

After the lecture, I will scold Kameto Keiji first! Then I will contact the author and see if I can introduce him to arrange a remake! Director Mikami Saburo has already started planning in his mind.

[Okay, now let’s look at some of the works that failed to be selected for the Takuya Award and the main publication “Jump”.]
The assistant in the audience quickly opened a large envelope on top of a stack of comic manuscripts and took out a stack of comic manuscripts and handed it over. Fujido Kaoru sat nearby and took a casual look.

The envelope in which the manuscript was sent contained the author's contact information and the title of the work.

Shingo Oda's "One Punch Man Remake"!
When Fujido Kaoru saw the familiar name of the work written on the envelope, her mouth opened wide.

Soon, she realized that this was a physical comic, and a remake!

Hmm, there is the author’s contact information. I quickly wrote it down.

Fujido Kasumiku was the first to get the moon because of its proximity to the water, so I secretly took a photo of the contact information.

On stage, light projection was also used for display on the big screen.

[It’s a shame that the “One Punch Man Web Version” I just mentioned doesn’t have a remake with art. The plot and character design are excellent, and the writing level is first-rate. If it can win the Shoka Award, I personally think it can at least get a Shoka Award nomination. ”]
The voice in the microphone was steady and affirmative, fully demonstrating Saburo Mikami's confidence in the level of appreciation of comics by Qun-Eisha.

At this time, the assistant puts the comic draft on the scanning surface and arranges for it to be projected on the big screen.

At first, Saburo Mikami didn't look at the screen, and he was still sighing:

[As you know, the works that were eliminated have various shortcomings. Let’s take a look at this comic...]
Before he finished speaking, he noticed that there was something wrong with the reaction from the audience.

Many people stared with their eyes wide open, some even laughed, and a school teacher whispered, "Did you put the wrong manuscript?"

Could it be that the assistant posted the winning comic? Otherwise, why is there such a big reaction? Minister Mikami Saburo looked at his assistant immediately out of professional habit.

Then the assistant's expression was also strange, and he couldn't help but come over and whispered: "I didn't put it wrong, this is the eliminated work of the Hand Award Appreciation Department."

At this time, Saburo Mikami had already looked at the big screen in the lecture hall and was immediately dumbfounded.

The name of the comic is on the screen.

"One Punch Man"!
[Remastered Edition] is in small print below the title.

No way? What a coincidence? No, no, isn't this a slap in the face? I just said that if this work was remade, it would at least be nominated for the Shouka Award. How can this be considered an eliminated work?
"What's going on?!" Saburo Mikami quickly pressed the electronic speech pen in his hand and turned to the next page.

At this moment, he still had a glimmer of hope in his heart, thinking that it might be due to problems with the re-printing process that led to his elimination from the Hand Family Award.

The first page of the comic appeared on the screen...

ONE PUNCH MAN! Under the English title, there is a close-up of a bald man in a cape swinging his right fist!
The protagonist's eyes are only drawn in outline, without the pupils; his burly figure occupies the center of the picture, filling up half of the page;
The sandbag-sized fists matched the arm swinging movements, and even some emphasis lines assisted, which filled the picture with tension;

In the distant background is a monster that has been pierced. The simple drawing method further highlights the presence of the protagonist in front.

Professional storyboard angles! Cool character modeling! Excellent painting techniques!
The huge display screen in the lecture hall gave the already stunning images an even better boost! It made the already excellent shots even more eye-catching and even achieved a shocking effect!

"oh--!"

There was a cry of surprise from the audience!

A very eye-catching original drawing!

Minister Saburo Mikami's pupils dilated.

This is One Punch Man...

Painting remake!
(End of this chapter)