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I want to see just how lucky he can be!

Subsequently, Ichigo Kurosaki began to openly stalk him.

Of course, behind Aizen, besides his two younger sisters, were quite a few other people who were also there to help carry things.

Therefore, Ichigo Kurosaki (who was invisible to others) followed behind the crowd without appearing out of place at all.

After following for more than ten minutes, Ichigo Kurosaki noticed that his two younger sisters were carrying even more things, and couldn't help but remark:

"Is this guy cheating? Why hasn't anyone called him out on it?"

Just then, Rukia's voice came from the side:

"This isn't cheating, it's pure luck."

"You haven't left yet?" Kurosaki Ichigo asked, looking surprised.

"Why should I leave when the Hollows haven't shown up?" Rukia said sourly. "I'm so envious. I've never won anything."

"Eh... now you know what Captain Aizen is doing, right?"

Hinamori Momo sighed, feeling a sense of loss and melancholy.

In the past few days, Captain Aizen has been obsessed with the lottery and has assigned all the tasks to himself and Rukia.

While it's not that I can't understand his feelings, it's more accurate to say that if I suddenly found myself with Captain Aizen's luck, I might do the same thing.

However, I still prefer Captain Aizen as he always is.

They stroll leisurely at their own pace, never caring about what others think.

Chapter 275 Encounter with the Author

Chapter 275, Section 276: Encountering the Author

"This is yours, please take it."

"Thank you very much, Uncle Aizen."

Xia Li bowed slightly to express her gratitude, and then she and her sister carried a large pile of prizes and excitedly walked home.

I'm so lucky today! I just accompanied someone to pick up some things and I got so much. All in all, it must be at least tens of thousands of yuan.

After glancing at the two girls' cheerful retreating figures, Aizen smiled slightly, then shifted his gaze to the present and continued distributing gifts.

I really had my fill of winning prizes today. It's nice to have something like this every now and then.

"This is yours, please accept it."

"Thank you, Mr. Aizen. I've learned a lot today."

"Please accept this; you deserve it."

"Mr. Aizen, you're too kind. I will always remember today's experience. Haha... I feel that even decades from now, this will be something I can brag about to others."

After seeing off one person after another, Aizen noticed that the man at the front was still standing there carrying a large pile of things, showing no intention of leaving. He looked surprised.

"What's wrong? If you think it's not enough, I can give you some more."

"No, no...that's not what I meant." The man hesitated, gritted his teeth, made up his mind, and said seriously, "Actually, I have a request."

"Oh...? What is it?"

"Um... this isn't the place to talk. If Mr. Aizen doesn't have anything urgent to attend to, I'd like to invite you for a cup of coffee."

"Okay, let's go to that coffee shop over there."

Aizen, curious, accompanied the man to a coffee shop. After ordering coffee, he asked again:

"Tell me, what do you want from me?"

"Mr. Aizen, I am a manga artist, or more precisely, a manga artist who has already passed his prime."

Aizen was puzzled and looked him up and down.

This was a haggard-looking man with dark circles under his eyes, thick calluses on his hands where he held the pen, and the smell of ink and books lingered on him.

"What does the cartoonist want from me?"

"I want to borrow Aizen-sensei's luck!"

The man carefully observed Aizen's expression, and seeing that he wasn't angry, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief and continued:

"My first work was a comedy comic, which was quite well-known at the time. Because my first work was a great success, I was very proud of myself and did a lot of stupid things."

"But comedic comics really depend on inspiration. After three years of serialization, I had less and less inspiration. In the end, I couldn't think of any interesting comedic stories, so I had to end it."

"After that, I took it for granted that if the first work was successful, the second work would definitely be successful as well."

"But in reality, the second work was only serialized for three chapters before it was canceled."

"The third part was even worse; the editor glanced at it and rejected it immediately."

“From that time on, I was in dire straits.”

"I draw every day and submit my work frequently, but I've never been successful."

"Of course, it's not a problem with the drawing skills, nor is it a problem with the story. When I submitted the first two times, the editor told me that if I had submitted it two years earlier, I would definitely have gotten a chance to be serialized."

"So, I think I just had some bad luck."

It turned out to be the case.

Aizen instantly realized why he had the idea of ​​relying on his luck.

However, luck is not like money or clothes; it has no tangible form, so how can it be lent out?

How do you plan to use your luck?

"Over the past few years, I've thought of countless stories, and I've been thinking about them constantly, but I still haven't come up with any clues."

"I managed to come up with a concept that I thought was interesting, but there are already similar works on the market."

"Therefore, I would like to ask Mr. Aizen to help me come up with a setting!"

This guy is really lucky; he's definitely found the right person.

If we're talking about novel ideas that transcend the current era, I have thousands upon thousands in my mind, they're practically countless.

Moreover, success can be guaranteed in all of them.

"Are you sure you want me to come up with the concept? If so, can it still be considered your own work?"

"Mr. Aizen, don't worry, this is very common in the industry. Not every manga artist is good at coming up with stories, and many seemingly independent pen names are actually collaborations between two people."

The man paused for a moment, then said very seriously:

"I believe in Mr. Aizen's luck! With the story you came up with, plus my drawing skills honed over twenty years, we are sure to achieve great success."

"So, if Mr. Aizen is willing, I hope to collaborate with you on creating a manga."

“You provide the story outline and setting, I will create it, and all profits will be split 50/50.”

"If you think it's too little, 37g will also be fine!"

Aizen chuckled. This person really doesn't know how to bargain. Who negotiates like this? If I were a little more ruthless, I could just push it down to 91.

"Want to draw comics?"

It's not that I'm completely uninterested; I'm just providing an outline and setting. I don't need to be responsible for the subsequent story, and I can just sit back and collect money. It doesn't seem like a bad thing.

However, he was ultimately a Shinigami living in the Soul Society, so having more money in the human world was of no use to him.

What is your name?

"Just call me Kubo, Mr. Aizen. Oh, and I've already decided on a pen name for you in that instant. Combining my name with Mr. Aizen's, I'll call myself Kubo Aizen."

"Kubo...Aizen?"

Aizen looked surprised, then burst into laughter.

What a weird name! But it seems kind of interesting, actually.

Kubo, is this the result of destiny? Or is it just a coincidence?

"Perhaps this is destiny. Very well, I agree."

"Really? That's great!"

Kubo suddenly stood up, bowed deeply, and said with utmost seriousness:

"Thank you very much, Mr. Aizen."

"Don't be shy, have a seat. As for the story outline, I've already thought it through; it's a story about the Grim Reaper."

"Oh...! As expected of Aizen-sensei, the Grim Reaper? That sounds very interesting."

"The protagonist's name is Kurosaki Ichigo..."

"Stop! Mr. Aizen, please don't tell me. I'll go draft the contract now, and you can tell me after it's signed!"

"Isn't there a need to be in such a hurry?"

"No, this is not only for the present, but also for the future."

Kubo shook his head slightly and said seriously:

"I'm sure Mr. Aizen has come up with a story that will be a huge hit. Right now, I might be able to ignore money and honor. But in the future, I might not be able to control my greed."

"To prevent such a thing from happening, and to restrain any possible greed in our hearts, we must block the exit in advance."

Aizen paused for a moment, then laughed:

"I like people who keep their word, and it looks like we can work well together."

"No." Kubo shook his head slightly and smiled, "I just think that with Aizen's incredible luck, if I really couldn't control my greed, I would definitely suffer a very painful lesson."

I see. There are so many smart people in this world who can seize opportunities and calmly analyze situations.

Aizen smiled and watched him leave.

Chapter 276 The Most Important Wealth

Section 277 Chapter 276 The Most Important Wealth