Living in Tokyo, starting with a lifestyle-related job

As he spoke, the store manager kicked him out.

Even after being kicked out, Shindo Seiji couldn't help but curse the shop manager and the reader from earlier.

The editor, Tominaga Kazushi, standing to the side, twitched at the corner of his mouth, thinking that this person's temper was indeed terrible, much worse than that of Kamishiro Shirokaze, who had only briefly supervised the project before.

However, speaking of Shiro Kaede, I didn't expect his book to be so successful.

I recall this person also had other books they were preparing to submit.

Kazuji Tominaga fell into deep thought.

I've encountered quite a few authors like this, so this can be considered an adaptation based on true events.

Chapter 299 Plan!

On the way home from school.

Shiro Kaede and the girls from the Literature Club walked together on their way to a nearby bookstore.

Looking at the map on her phone, Erina Kamishiro pointed ahead and said:

"The navigation says there's a bookstore about 50 meters ahead."

Rika Maejima looked in the direction she was pointing and exclaimed excitedly:

"Ah, I saw it."

"just in front!"

Chitanda Mirai felt excited when she heard that she was about to arrive at the bookstore and would finally be able to find another novel written by Kamishiro Hakufu.

Because she really likes novels.

Also, because Shinobu Shiro's previous work, "White Night Journey," was just too amazing!

If that novel is of this quality, how bad can his other novels be?

However, the quality of the work was one thing, but another reason was that it was a novel he wrote. That reason alone was enough to attract her to read it!

Watanabe Hina and the others were just as curious, and their thoughts were even similar to those of Chitanda Mirai.

After all, everyone has read the book "White Night Walk" written by Shiro Shiro.

It was also because that book was so well-written that it was hard to find any fault with it, and the plot was full of twists and turns and very engaging.

Under these circumstances, how could they not look forward to another novel written by Shiro Kaede?

Chitanda Mirai looked at him with immense joy:

"Kamishiro-kun, if the bookstore is right in front of us, let's go there now."

Kamishiro Shirofumi nodded and said:

"Ah."

However, no sooner had he spoken than his phone vibrated and rang in his pocket.

Shiro Shiro took out his phone from his pocket with a puzzled look and saw who was calling.

When he discovered it was Ms. Igarashi Chinatsu, he was curious why she was calling all of a sudden, so he clicked the answer button.

[Chinatsu Igarashi: Hello, is this Kamishiro-kun? This is Chinatsu Igarashi.]

[Kamishiro Shirofu: It's me. Is there something you need from Ms. Igarashi?]

[Chinatsu Igarashi: It's nothing special, but I do need to talk to you about something. But before that, I wanted to ask if you're still at school or the coffee shop?]

[Kamishiro Shirokaze: They're not in those places. I'm on my way to the bookstore near the school.]

[Chinatsu Igarashi: Oh, I know which bookstore you're going to. Wait for me at the entrance; I'll come over later to check on the book sales.]

[Kamishiro Shirofu: You're coming too? I remember you said you were going to look at books at the bookstore near the publishing house?]

[Chinatsu Igarashi: Eh, it's a long story. I'll explain it to you later.]

[Kamishiro Shirokaze: I remember you don't come here often. Are you at the subway station yet? I'll come pick you up.]

[Chinatsu Igarashi: (#^.^#) No need to trouble you, Kamishiro-kun. I actually got off the subway while we were chatting and am already on my way there. Besides, I'm an editor and have been to many bookstores we've worked with, including this one, so you don't need to pick me up.]

[Kamishiro Shirokaze: Okay then, I'll wait for you at the bookstore. See you later.]

[Chinatsu Igarashi: Okay, see you later.]

After hanging up the phone, Shiro Kaede looked up at the members of the Literature Club and noticed that they were all looking at her.

"what happened?"

Watanabe Hina frowned and asked:

"Was that Ms. Igarashi just now?"

Jindai Bai Feng nodded and said:

"Well, she might have something going on over there, so she came to this bookstore to check out the books being sold by the publisher."

Chitanda Mirai smiled and narrowed her eyes:

"I see."

"Is she already on her way?"

Jindai Bai Feng replied:

"Yes, we should be there in a few minutes. Let's go to the bookstore first."

Although Erina and the others felt something was off, they couldn't say anything since they were just there to check on book sales.

Not a moment.

They all went to the bookstore.

There were still a lot of people in the bookstore.

Among them were students from the private Xiujin Academy and other schools.

After all, this is the closest and largest bookstore to the school, so it's not unusual to see so many students here.

However, because the members of the Literature Department are all very good-looking, they attracted a lot of attention as soon as they entered.

But the customers' eyes were ultimately drawn to Shiro Kaede.

Some of the female students from the private Xiujin Academy were overjoyed to see Bai Feng there.

You should know that Shiro Shiro is currently a very popular figure at school, with explosive popularity.

In terms of academic performance, appearance, and speech, he is basically impeccable.

Some rumors even portrayed Shiro Kaede as a rich kid who came to the school to experience life.

Although the female students really wanted to come and chat with Shiro Kaede, there were too many girls around him, and they were all so beautiful.

So none of them dared to come over; they could only watch from afar.

After the members of the Literature Club and Shiro Shiro joined, they all planned to start looking for a place to put their new books on shelves.

However, since all the books look new and I don't visit this bookstore often, I'm not really sure where the new books from Futaba Publishing are displayed.

After glancing around and not finding it, Shiro Kaede gave up on searching on his own and walked directly to the female shop assistant, asking softly:

"Could you tell me where the new books from Futaba Publishing House are located today?"

When the female shop assistant saw Shiro Kaede suddenly approach and ask her a question, she couldn't help but shyly smooth her hair, then pointed bashfully to the bookshelf next to her:

"It's over there."

Kamishiro Shirokaze nodded his thanks:

"Thank you."

As he spoke, he prepared to take the people from the Literature Department with him.

However, the female shop assistant thought for a moment, then immediately walked ahead of Shiro Kaede, looking at him shyly and muttering:

"I'll take you there."

Kamishiro Shirofumi expressed his gratitude once again:

"Thank you."

When Watanabe Hina and the others witnessed this scene, they couldn't help but squint their eyes, feeling somewhat displeased.

soon.

The group then arrived at the location where the new books were being sold.

Shiro Shiro looked around and noticed a sign that said "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" was sold out.

He was stunned for a moment, then overjoyed.

I never expected that my book would sell out so quickly.

Keep in mind that this is only the first day it's been available.

The day wasn't even over yet; only half the day had passed.

It sold out in just over ten hours, so it seems my book, "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas," should bring in a decent profit.

But in any case, he is now very satisfied with this result.

Thinking that if this bookstore is sold out, then other bookstores probably aren't much different.

However, since this was also his first time publishing a book in Japan, Shiro Shiro wasn't quite sure how good his results were.

I suppose it should be one of the better ones?

After all, none of the other books published around the same time had sold out yet.

However, later on, I had to discuss the revenue sharing issue for the book "White Night Walking" with the publisher.

So Shiro Shiro decided to first go online to look up information, and even directly ask editors from other publishing houses what level of success it would be if a new book sold out on the first day.

The more we know at this stage, the more advantageous it will be for subsequent negotiations.

Meanwhile, in the intervals between searching for information and asking people, Shiro Kaede from the Shindai era...

Chitanda Mirai and the others eagerly picked up trial versions of the new books from the bookshelf and began reading.