Tokyo: They say it's just dating, but they're serious about it.

After an unknown amount of time, Mikoto achieved her desired result. With a long sigh, she murmured, "There's nothing more wonderful in the world... Honey, you're so amazing, I love you so much..."

Kotoha returned from a busy period from 3 PM to 6 PM, followed by Kanzaki Yumi...

In the following weeks, Katsuhiko resumed his daily routine of wandering between different rooms, but of course, he didn't neglect his business after daytime.

With the help of the "Focus Energy Drink," Yuma Kanzaki's drawing skills reached their peak, and her drawing speed was incredibly fast. She didn't need to think at all; she could just copy and draw. She produced five chapters a week, and Weekly Shonen magazine published them as a single volume in serial form.

Fans were so engrossed in reading that they couldn't keep up, leading many fans who read other comics to complain that the artist was lazy and unwilling to produce more than five chapters a week, instead releasing only one.

Yuma Kanzaki and Katsuhiko Takenaka have been condemned by many manga artists who say such perversion is unacceptable.

Katsuhiko stated: "I didn't do it, it has nothing to do with me, you should contact Yuma Kanzaki."

Because the manga was produced at an abnormally high speed and with consistently high quality, it even made it into gossip magazines. Of course, this was also partly due to the fact that Yuma Kanzaki and Yumi Kanzaki are twins, and she benefited a little from the fame of the singer.

Weekly Shonen magazine decided to capitalize on this buzz by inviting Katsuhiko and Yuma Kanzaki to a fan meeting and autograph session.

Upon learning this, Tanaka Yutaka thought of his own Xia Ying She (侠映社) and realized that Katsuhiko had already stood up the reporters twice because he was busy with the lawsuit. So he quickly contacted Weekly Shonen and offered to arrange a venue for Kanzaki Yumi as well.

Given Kanzaki Yumi's popularity, Weekly Shonen Magazine was naturally willing to share in her fame.

The fan meeting and autograph session will still be held at the Xia Ying She company in Daejeon-gu.

Due to the overwhelming number of attendees, the indoor venue had to be cancelled and the venue moved to an outdoor area.

This time, Tanaka Yutaka didn't spend money to invite the news media; they came on their own initiative.

Before the event started, Yumi Kanzaki also held a free solo concert, which was quite popular and was even broadcast live by a TV station.

During the autograph session, the majority of those signing comic books were high school and college students.

A rather delicate-looking boy, about eighteen or nineteen years old, pushed a stack of Naruto magazines in front of Katsuhiko. He had a youthful face and spoke with great excitement and admiration, as if he had met a kindred spirit: “Mr. Takenaka, my name is Masashi Kishimoto. I’ve memorized every line from your manga. I’m a huge fan of yours, and I want to be a manga artist in the future.”

Katsuhiko's hand holding the pen trembled, and the pen fell onto the table. He then grabbed Kishimoto Masashi's hand, lifted it across the signing table, and placed it beside him.

“I’ve finally found you,” Katsuhiko said excitedly to those around him. “Everyone, please be quiet. I have a secret to announce.”

Katsuhiko's neighbor, Yuma Kamisaki, turned her head in bewilderment, looking completely astonished.

Katsuhiko's words seemed to have some kind of magic, and the venue suddenly fell silent.

Katsuhiko cleared his throat, patted the equally bewildered Kishimoto Masashi on the shoulder, and said loudly, "This is the original author of the Naruto manga, his name is Kishimoto Masashi, he is a future great manga artist. I plagiarized the manga he was going to publish in six years. Um... unfortunately I didn't copy the whole thing, I didn't copy the ending. I've decided that when it comes to finishing the manga a few years from now, I'll ask Masashi-chan to finish it for me. I wonder if Masashi-chan would be willing?"

"Huh?" Nineteen-year-old Qi Shi-chan gaped, her eyes filled with confusion. "Um, am I a manga artist from a few years in the future? I, I just started university... um... I haven't graduated yet... I can't draw..."

"Oh right, right, Qi Shi-chan, graduate first, study first, and then come find me at Xia Ying Society." Katsuhiko said, taking the [Focus Energy Drink] from the table and stuffing it into Qi Shi-chan's hand. He continued, "Drink one bottle before studying every day, and your learning efficiency will be much higher. The retail price is 200 yen per bottle. Thank you for your patronage."

"Okay, okay,"

Qi Shi-chan, holding her drink, pulled out two 100-yen coins from her pocket, which Katsuhiko snatched away. "Go home and study! Study the Naruto manga more. The future is yours. We're waiting for you!"

Chapter 123 Junichi Watanabe: Takenaka's "Paradise Lost" is fantastic!

Katsuhiko finally discovered the pattern of how the cheat system locks onto people.

In daily interactions, besides targeting a specific person, whoever you talk to the most is the one you'll definitely talk to next.

Without contact, you will always receive exchange coins for [Recovery Potion] and [Focus Potion]. After contact, the exchange coins you receive can be exchanged for five types of works: lyrics and music, novels, comics, movie scripts, and TV scripts.

Kotoha's collection is fixed for manga, Sayuri's for lyrics and music, Mikoto's for novels, Eiyo's for movie scripts, Yuma and Yumi's for TV drama scripts, and Masayuki's for manga, but it's an hentai anime.

Last time, I exchanged a complete novel, "Paradise Lost," with Misaka. As always, she only gave me the content without crediting the original author.

Katsuhiko doesn't read novels, so naturally he doesn't know that this is a work by the love master Junichi Watanabe.

Junichi Watanabe, now 60, is a well-known bestselling author in Japan known for his eccentricities. He is criticized for his eccentricities mainly because the male and female protagonists in his works are either having extramarital affairs, cheating, or being mistresses. He himself is also not honest and particularly likes to describe sexual interactions in extremely bold and explicit ways. It is no wonder that he has become a bestselling author, after all, people like to read his works.

Katsuhiko also took some time to read *Paradise Lost*. The opening was explosive, truly amazing, especially the descriptions of various female physiological reactions… The novel has 16 chapters in total. In the early stages, one gold coin could be exchanged for one chapter, but towards the end, one gold coin could only be exchanged for half a chapter. Katsuhiko was eager to read the rest, which presented Mikoto with an unprecedented challenge. While delighted, she couldn't help but worry about being "killed" by Katsuhiko, which made him even more excited because Mikoto shouted out the novel's heroine Rinko's line, "How scary… Help me…"

This caused Mikoto to become overwhelmed by the feeling of "dying" too many times, and she was so terrified that she called for backup. But it was no use. Katsuhiko wanted to see the sequel to "Paradise Lost," but because he didn't have enough time to focus on Mikoto, the next time he focused on her, it would be an unfinished story. He had to see the ending before it was over, so he didn't let Mikoto escape. In the last minute before the end, he finally managed to get the complete story.

After Mikoto obtained several Easter Egg Coins, she finally had time to rest. She didn't know how those days passed; it seemed like it happened in an instant... Speaking of Easter Egg Coins, the condition for obtaining them is that the target will only get them when they experience an unprecedentedly pleasurable experience. Their only function is to expand the size of one's personal alternate dimension.

Katsuhiko's personal alternate dimension is now the size of a football field. He can put a potted plant inside, and it thrives; he can stuff a stray dog ​​in, and take it out the next day—aside from being startled, nothing else is amiss. In the real world, he now possesses an extraordinary magical space capable of hiding people.

Today is June 22, 1993, Tuesday, 6 PM, a cloudy day during the rainy season.

It should have been Mikoto's turn, but like Sayuri, she was also pregnant, so the time was passed to Eiyo instead.

When he last targeted Eiyo, the gold coins he obtained could be exchanged for the script of the movie "Paradise Lost." Katsuhiko was pleasantly surprised by this collaboration. The rule for exchanging the movie script was one gold coin per scene, which made time a bit tight. Therefore, Katsuhiko didn't waste time exchanging for ordinary coins for "Recovery Potion" and "Focus Potion." Catching Eiyo was the way to get gold coins.

After discovering over a dozen Easter egg coins, the British agent also found himself in a happy predicament...

"Honey, do you remember our promise? It was that when we're in bed, you have to listen to me..."

Eiyo's anticipation was tinged with trepidation, a tremor of secret delight. After experiencing Katsuhiko's "such" pampering last time, she felt her charm had surpassed everyone else's. Although she was somewhat overwhelmed, once she recovered, she increasingly wanted more. As Mikoto put it, "You've broken too," and "You're starting to act strangely."

I'm also a little worried that if Misaka really does turn into a strange person, how will I go to work? How will I manage to pay for Sayuri's expenses?

Therefore, we must learn to exercise restraint, as England wants to regain the initiative.

Sheng Yan said he didn't mind and went along with her rhythm throughout.

Because at the moment, the focus isn't on Eiyo, but on Kotoha, who is still at work.

After the last manga signing event held by Weekly Shonen Magazine, Katsuhiko confessed to reporters that the original author of the Naruto manga was Masashi Kishimoto and that he had plagiarized, but no one believed him.

Anyone with a sound mind wouldn't believe it; they'd just think Katsuhiko was encouraging a young man with a dream of becoming a manga artist.

Katsuhiko knew they wouldn't believe him, but now that he'd met the person in question, he felt uneasy if he didn't tell the truth.

As for producing the original manuscript to prove that you plagiarized... only a fool would do that!

Outsiders didn't believe it at all, but Yuma Kanzaki believed it only halfway: the original author wasn't Masashi Kishimoto, who had just entered university, but someone else. It was just a marketing strategy by her husband, or perhaps he had his eye on some talent of Masashi Kishimoto, since he had promised to let Masashi Kishimoto work for Kagura Publishing after graduation.

How much employment pressure is there now? This is clearly paving the way for his career.

Yuma Kanzaki didn't care about this trivial matter.

She is now eager to publish a comic book under her own name.

Because Yumi Kanzaki is so famous, she's completely overshadowed by Kanzaki, with everyone in the entertainment industry saying they're a copy of her. In the manga world, she's also been criticized and complained about by many professional manga artists simply because she updates too quickly, making it impossible for fans to keep up. This has led to other manga artists not only losing a large number of fans, but also being cursed as lazy for updating too slowly…

Of course, manga masters with solid skills won't lose fans; they'll just be criticized by fans for being "too lazy," "learning how to serialize Naruto," and "not as good as a girl." The harshest criticism goes to Akira Toriyama, whose Dragon Ball manga is still a mainstay of Weekly Shonen Jump. Currently, it's in the second part, the Majin Buu Saga, which is just the beginning of the setup phase, consisting mostly of slice-of-life scenes that make it frustrating and boring to read.

The only thing that makes Yuma Kanzaki feel gratified is the support she has received from a large number of fans.

She also became more eager to express herself, rather than just relying on the fast updates of "Naruto," which earned her the nickname "the fastest-handed girl" among fans.

Of course, she knew her own creative talent wasn't quite up to par, so she set her sights on Katsuhiko. Every Saturday when it was her turn, she would ask Katsuhiko, "Any new manga? Can I copy one? I don't want to just be an assistant, I want to be a manga artist too. It's so frustrating to always be bossed around by Kanzaki Yumi..."

Yumi Kanzaki is indeed too arrogant. Every time she is interviewed by reporters, she always mentions, "My good-for-nothing older sister can only copy and paste. She even copied my appearance. She's really shameless."

Yuma Kamisaki was watching TV at home when she smashed several remote controls.

Katsuhiko also felt that Yuma was somewhat at a disadvantage and that she really needed some help.

Last time I got a few OVA series from Masayuki Shiraki, like "First Love Time", "Fairy Forest" and "Kendo Club Senior". I knew the result without even thinking about it. They were unusable. Katsuhiko sent them all to Yutaka Tanaka of Kaeisha. Kaeisha has now established an adult-oriented anime department and can produce adult anime.

Therefore, Katsuhiko deliberately focused his attention on Kotoha, who was a character in a serious manga.

Persistence pays off; the target has been precisely locked onto Qin Ye.

The reason why we didn't rush to bring Kotoha over was because we needed to cooperate with their weekly companionship day. After all, apart from Shiraki Masayuki, who is still our girlfriend, the others are all legal wives, so we had to treat them all equally.

I should spend tonight with Eiyo; I can't leave her alone in her room. After all, she's shy and doesn't have the same sense of boundaries as Kotoha, Mikoto, and Yumi, who freely intrude into other people's time.

"If every day could be like this, how wonderful that would be..." Eiyo lay on her side next to Katsuhiko, her fair thighs draped over his waist, her slender fingers tracing lines on Katsuhiko's chin, neck, and chest.

This is Eitai's house, right next to Kotoha's. The house is decorated in a very girly style, with pink bed sheets.

This interaction was harmonious and heartwarming. Yingdai silently decided to take things slowly and not be too indulgent, otherwise, if Katsuhiko suddenly became obsessed with her again one day, she worried she wouldn't be able to handle it and would disappoint her husband...

Katsuhiko traced the same lines with his fingers across Eiyo's chin, neck, and chest, his mind blank...

Yingdai suddenly looked up and asked, "Honey, are you having a secret rendezvous with some married woman?"

Katsuhiko said in surprise, "What are you saying? Even if it were a secret rendezvous, I wouldn't come secretly."

“That seems to make sense…” As an old married couple, Eiyo knew Katsuhiko’s personality well. She murmured to herself, then suddenly looked up and said, “No, you’re imitating Junichi Watanabe’s novel ‘Paradise Lost’ and the screenplay ‘Paradise Lost’. Do you think I haven’t read them? I watched Mr. Watanabe’s interview yesterday. He said that without real experience, it’s impossible to write such delicate and realistic articles.”

After Katsuhiko redeemed the complete copy of "Paradise Lost," he simply handed it to Kotoha and told her to find a place where it could be published and mail it there.

Then Kotoha, in the name of Katsuhiko Takenaka, president of Keiesha, mailed it directly to the Nikkei newspaper office.

The serialization began the next day... and it caused a sensation on the third, fourth and fifth days.

Besides Katsuhiko Takenaka's celebrity status, there's also his writing style, which is exactly the same as that of the irreverent bestselling author Junichi Watanabe.

Opinions were mixed; some said it was plagiarism, some said it was a perfect imitation, and some said it showed there were successors... Then someone took the serialized content and interviewed Junichi Watanabe.

Junichi Watanabe was greatly impressed after reading it and praised Watanabe's novel, which he created three years later.

Mr. Junichi Watanabe said: "Mr. Takenaka's work 'Paradise Lost' is indeed quite similar to my writing style, but he has already surpassed him. I still have a lot to learn and cannot write such a good work... I really hope that I can get to know Mr. Takenaka someday. I am sure we would have many topics to talk about. He understands women, especially married women who are neglected by their husbands..."

Since it wasn't a formal interview, the 60-year-old Mr. Watanabe spoke casually, making no attempt to hide his admiration for the up-and-coming writer Katsuhiko Takenaka.

Of course, this has led many to seriously suspect that Katsuhiko Takenaka is not only dating the twin sisters, but also having an affair with a married woman, with many speculating about the identity of that unfortunate husband...

Now, Katsuhiko was too lazy to argue with Eiya's suspicions. He put his arm around her long, fair legs that were draped around his waist and began the next round of work.

"No, no... no, don't go so fast... you said you'd obey my commands... you beast..."

After an unknown amount of time, Eiyo lay motionless on the bed, her lips trembling as she muttered, "There's definitely someone else involved. Back when Sayuri-chan didn't accept us, you bullied her relentlessly until she couldn't take it anymore and gave in. Now you're using the same methods on us. Think about it carefully, how obvious are you? This is the conclusion we all reached after discussing it..."

First, Mikoto broke down, then Eiyo dropped over a dozen Easter egg coins. Kanzaki Yumi and Yuma are also struggling. As for Shiraki Masa, Tanaka Yutaka is urging Katsuhiko to draw more hentai, putting Masa under a lot of pressure. However, due to her personality, she has a sadistic streak and only believes that Katsuhiko loves her madly, responding passionately to any intense feelings, and even telling Katsuhiko not to be pitying her… Only Kotoha hasn't started yet, but Kotoha seems very hurt, feeling neglected…

“Alright, alright,” Katsuhiko took a bottle of mineral water containing a recovery potion and handed it to Eiyo. “I’ll find one later and introduce it to you ladies. You won’t have to guess anymore, and I won’t be wrongly accused.”

Who has time to look? My schedule is packed seven days a week, and I also have to save up coins to exchange for daily necessities...

In addition, Tanaka Yutaka also requested the screenplay for the film "Paradise Lost".

He stated that constantly shooting rough cuts doesn't showcase his exceptional talent as a director and is rather low-class. He wants to capitalize on the novel's popularity and put all his effort into making a film adaptation, aiming for a major film festival award.

The audition process for the actors has now begun, and many popular celebrities have been invited.

Whenever he had time, he would call Katsuhiko and ask him to come over and advise on casting as the author…

As the president of the large company, Katsuhiko couldn't just collect money without doing any work all day, so he naturally agreed to the request from the capable Tanaka Yutaka.

This proves that Katsuhiko really doesn't have time to go out and play anymore, and his daily routine is just going back and forth between three points.

It was only 8 p.m., and Eiyo had drunk some mineral water and regained her energy. Although she wanted to spend more time with Katsuhiko, she couldn't break the principle of taking things slowly, so she put on a wifely attitude and made Katsuhiko a candlelight dinner.

While they were eating, Qin Ye pushed open the door. She had just gotten off work and came straight over, still wearing her black blazer and black straight-leg pants.