I'm drawing an action-packed anime within a depressing one!

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Readers won't notice these details.

...

But He Zhou is different.

Xi Yangyang gasped. In the comic, when Xiao Wen picked up the Heart Sutra written by He Zhou, the handwriting was so complete that it was perfectly legible.

It's not garbled text at all.

It is still a complete and authentic Heart Sutra.

When Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva was practicing the profound Prajnaparamita, he perceived that the five aggregates are empty, and thus transcended all suffering and distress.

Shariputra, form is not different from emptiness, emptiness is not different from form. Form is emptiness, emptiness is form. Sensation, perception, volition, and consciousness are also like this…

Although the Heart Sutra is only a few hundred words long on a single page and is a bit abstract, you actually drew it?

It's just a comic strip, why are you creating a world?

"..."

At this point, Pleasant Goat was no longer conflicted at all.

What kind of fan comics should I choose?

Of course, I'd choose Journey to the West!

Upon thinking about it, he immediately flipped back to watch "Havoc in Heaven" and, the instant he finished reading it, created a comic book.

Journey to the West: I! The Lame Little Monkey! Follow the Great Sage to Become a Buddha!

perfect!

There's a lot of room for maneuver here.

The lame little monkey's identity is definitely a popular protagonist in fan fiction, as he has a natural connection with Sun Wukong and is also the same little monkey.

With such an impressive status, you have to act fast.

If you're even a little slow and someone else finds out, then a whole bunch of fan comics will appear.

...

Penguin Comics Review Department.

The audit department operates on a four-day work week followed by a three-day weekend.

However, the working hours for the four working days were from 8 am to 10 pm.

It's exactly 8 PM, which is the busiest time for the entire review department, as many people choose to release new comics at this time.

They are responsible for reviewing the content of the comics to ensure it does not violate any rules and for making a preliminary judgment based on the content.

If any aspect of the drawing skills, content, or theme is praiseworthy, it will be marked.

Comics that are marked with tags are more likely to be noticed by editors and signed.

"Old Wang, how's today?"

Old Jiang in the review department reviewed a lot of childish comics, and he was completely exhausted.

"Why are there so many childish comics lately? How dare they release comics with this kind of drawing skill? What's going on?"

The entire comic strip was drawn using simple black watercolor strokes, depicting a chibi-style abstract figure.

There is absolutely no art style involved.

I don't know who taught them that...

Old Jiang was speechless, feeling like his eyes were about to go blind: "I didn't see anything particularly impressive today, I'm really impressed."

My eyes are almost blinded from looking at it.

I'm constantly bombarded by these simple line drawings, to the point that even when I'm not reading comics, all I see are those swaying little line drawings.

He leaned back in his chair, and his expression became somewhat resentful.

In the past, everyone would comment on the art style and content, so what's going on lately? Did they eat mushrooms?

...

Old Wang, on the other hand, had a great attitude and laughed heartily while listening.

Haha, you just realized that?

"Don't you know?"

"Know what?"

Old Jiang was completely bewildered: "Has something happened?"

He hadn't been following the news for a while and didn't know about these things.

Old Wang forwarded him a link: "Take a look, you'll understand once you see it."

"A cartoonist has recently become popular."

"They're all imitating."

He paused, his tone suddenly turning disdainful: "But those imitators are all wrong. They think the essence of He Zhou's comics lies in abstraction, so they just imitate his style. They've completely misunderstood."

"Is there still this?"

The people around were quite surprised.

After finishing my meal casually and resting for a while, the thought of having to review those strange comics again gave me a headache.

Money is really hard to earn.

He sighed deeply and then began the review process.

...

There are only two hours left before I have to leave work.

Old Jiang perked up and opened a book.

Journey to the West: I'm Monkey King's brother! Leading Monkey King through thick and thin!

"What a strange name!"

"never mind."

"Take a look at the contents."

I clicked on it and glanced at the contents; I'd transmigrated into the body of Sun Wukong, the Monkey King…

So it's fan fiction?

When he saw that the original work listed under the label was He Zhou's "Journey to the West", he glanced at it, checked the content, and approved it.

After passing one book, a second one came along.

Journey to the West: A Journey Through Eighteen Years! The Disciple is Actually Sun Wukong!

"..."

"Another Journey to the West?"

"There are quite a few Journey to the West books tonight!"

He couldn't help but mutter to himself.

But he didn't think much of it.

Although the comic in front of him seemed to be an abstract line art style, Lao Jiang suddenly got used to it after looking at it for a while.

...

But after looking at it a few more times, he suddenly sat up straight.

That's all.

The bottom section is filled with Journey to the West!