In the anime, cultivating a girlfriend starts from childhood

After making money, many authors' writing style becomes much worse than before, and they even take breaks from publication frequently.

For example, she knew that after a veteran cartoonist made money, he became addicted to playing mahjong and stopped updating his works.

She also didn't know how long the company's current best-selling authors could write.

Therefore, for a publishing house, the number of manuscripts submitted by new authors is a very important indicator.

Under the heavy pressure of the board of directors, this capable middle-aged woman is having a headache facing the ever-decreasing number of new authors.

Boom boom boom!

There was a rhythmic knock on the door.

"Come in." The editor-in-chief moved his eyes to the door.

After seeing who it was, he asked calmly, "It's Machida, what's going on?"

Machida Yuanzi walked to the editor-in-chief's desk with a document in her hand and said seriously, "Editor-in-chief, please take a look at this project plan first."

Today, Ryou and Fairy came to her with a project proposal, and she thought the two were making fun of her.

After all, writing a light novel and writing a business plan are two different things.

How can a student with little social experience write a good business plan?

But both of them are top authors under her, and Machida couldn't say it directly, so she planned to pretend to take a look.

As a result, the more she looked at it, the more frightened she became. When she found out that this project proposal came from Ryosuke, she looked at him as if he were a monster.

Finally, Machida found that this plan was very feasible and realized that he could not make the decision on this important matter.

So she asked Ryosuke and the other man to wait in the reception room for the time being, and she went to see the leader alone.

Seeing the serious look on the face of the gold medal editor, the editor-in-chief took the document and read it carefully.

after a while.

"Machida, I think you're going to get a raise at the end of the year."

The editor-in-chief held the "Hall of Famous Writer" plan with a slight tremor in his hands.

A win-win for all parties, a genius idea.

This solves the biggest problem facing the library right now.

As editor-in-chief, she thinks about more.

This project is not just to promote a particular author.

If handled properly, the Fuzugawa Library could even be turned into a "holy place for enlightenment."

Then in the next few years, the number of manuscripts will definitely increase, because the vast majority of authors have the dream of attaining enlightenment and becoming a god.

Just as the editor was imagining a bright future, Machida denied it, “No, this was written by Ryou-sensei.”

Upon hearing this, the editor-in-chief leaned back tactically with an expression that said, "Are you kidding me?"

You're telling me that this mature business plan was written by a junior high school student?

Machida smiled helplessly and nodded.

She also hopes she can write something like this.

In this way, promotion and salary increase are just around the corner, and you don't have to wait here for years.

Neon is a place where seniority is valued, and there is a strict cultural hierarchy between seniors and juniors.

Chris Yamada became deputy editor-in-chief at a young age. In addition to his strong professional ability, more importantly, the company was impressed by Chris' overseas connections.

In order to expand overseas markets, Wenku promoted him as an exception.

"Where is Mr. Ryou now?" the editor-in-chief asked hurriedly with an anxious look on his face.

This young writer gave her a surprise last year, allowing her to brag about it at the annual meeting.

As long as the people on the board of directors are of sound mind, the approval of this plan is a sure thing.

She has already thought of the theme she will brag about at the annual meeting this year.

It was her keen eye that dug out Ryou, a pearl from a vast crowd. Under her leadership, the company's performance has been rising year by year.

It’s just around the corner to punch Dengeki Bunko and trample Kadokawa Shoten.

Reception room.

Hiratsuka Ryosuke and Yamada Fairy sat together on the couch.

The fairy was a little uneasy. She was not only worried about whether she could get her product on the shelves in time for the spring break.

She was more worried that the plan would be rejected.

Because she saw with her own eyes how much effort Ryosuke put into this project.

The fairy glanced at the calm state of the boy beside him and said helplessly: "Ryosuke, is the black tea in the editorial department so delicious?"

Ryosuke swallowed the tea, looked at the door of the reception room, and said without looking away: "The tea brewed by Machida is very ordinary. The best tea I have tasted in my life so far is the one brewed by you yourself."

The tea ceremony is an art of living, not an art for performance.

Even if it is the same tea, the taste will be different depending on the level of tea making skills.

The tea art of the golden-haired loli next to him is the best among anyone Ryosuke has ever met.

It's just that in recent years some people have learned some superficial things and used the tea ceremony as a tool for show, in order to demonstrate their own refined taste, thus ruining the reputation of the tea ceremony.

Upon hearing this, Yamada Fairy's face turned slightly red, her heartbeat quickened slightly, and her eyes became a little evasive.

Does he like the tea I make so much?

The feeling of being recognized makes me happy, hehe.

But she was the Yamada fairy after all, and she quickly transformed her shyness into another emotion.

Her pretty face turned slightly red, she pouted her lips high, crossed her arms over her chest and said proudly: "Hehe, of course, my mother spent a lot of money to invite several professional tea artists to teach me."

When she was about to continue bragging about herself to Ryosuke, the door to the reception room was pushed open.

When Ryosuke saw the person coming, he smiled slightly. The person he was waiting for finally came.

The editor-in-chief strode up to Ryosuke and pointed with his left hand at the project plan in his right hand.

I asked expectantly, "Teacher Ryou, did you really write this?"

Ryosuke put down his teacup and nodded.

After getting confirmation from the other party, the anticipation in the middle-aged woman's eyes suddenly turned into ecstasy.

"What a genius idea, Mr. Ryou, you are my lucky star. If I were thirty years younger, I would definitely pursue you!"

This young man brought her this kind of sudden surprise twice in a row, and each time he was able to solve the problems she faced.

For a moment, the middle-aged woman spoke without thinking.

She looked Ryosuke over carefully.

After thinking about it carefully, it seems that being 20 years younger is also okay. It seems that among young people in contemporary society, there is a trend of age control.

It’s a pity that you were not born when I was born, and I was old when you were born. Time is merciless.

Her words fell into the ears of Yamada Fairy, causing her to frown slightly.

The editor-in-chief is very good at reading people's expressions.

She noticed the fairy's eyes from the corner of her eye, which seemed a little unfriendly at this moment.

So after a little thought, it suddenly dawned on me.

The two people on the sofa are of similar age, and both are talented and best-selling writers from the same publishing house.

Geniuses are a minority, so when you meet people like them, you will naturally have topics to talk about.

Machida just said that the original purpose of this project was for Ryou to help Fairy get a release date.

As an editor-in-chief who has experienced it herself, she feels that she has seen the truth.

In order to help the girl he loved, the boy never flinched in the face of numerous difficulties and dangers, and was even fearless in changing the original rules.

You are so romantic, Mr. Ryou.

You can do so much for a girl that my long-dormant girlish heart has been rekindled.

She looked at the boy and girl in front of her and laughed secretly in her heart.

Chris, it looks like your sister has found you an excellent brother-in-law.

Chapter 151: Being Frank

Time flies by.

After bidding farewell to Senior Takamachi during graduation season, spring break arrived in the blink of an eye.

As expected, Hiratsuka Ryosuke's plan was approved.

Bunko plans to conduct a pilot program in several bookstores in Tokyo with different customer flow rates.

If the first week goes well, it will be rolled out on a larger scale.

So Ryosuke and the fairy went to two different bookstores to observe the situation.

evening.

The fairy stood alone at the door of a bookstore, looking at the huge "Hall of Famous Writer" billboard and felt a little dazed.

As for the Spring Break launch, she almost intended to accept her fate with regret and choose to give up.

As a result, Ryosuke changed the bookstore's original recommendation rules for her and fulfilled her wish.

She even saw a glimmer of hope in her dream of becoming the god of light novels.

After I returned home from the editorial office last time.

His face always appears in the golden-haired loli's mind.

Even when I’m at home playing my favorite game, my mind occasionally wanders off.

Sometimes I would hear Ryosuke repeating that sentence over and over again.

"The best tea I've ever tasted in my life was brewed by you."

The fairy felt her face getting a little hot, so she quickly bit her pink lips and covered her face with her hands.

Then he realized that his heart seemed to be beating faster than usual, and he quickly covered his heart with his hands.

She touched her face, then covered her chest, and became a little flustered.

Finally, he gritted his teeth, decided to just ignore it, put down his arms, and continued to take deep breaths with his eyes closed.

After an unknown amount of time, her emotions slowly calmed down.

The girl let out a long sigh and then looked back at the billboard.

At this moment, a slight curve appeared at the corner of her mouth, and even her eyes became softer.

Ryosuke, you are really good.

When she was immersed in her own world, a voice interrupted her fantasy.

"Yamada-chan?"

The fairy turned around and saw Hashima Itsuki holding beer and snacks, standing not far away and looking at her.

Hashima Itsuki was surprised and said, "It's really you. I almost thought I recognized the wrong person."

He noticed the billboard at the entrance of the bookstore and exclaimed, "Ah~ At that time, I just reminded Hiratsuka to solve the problem of recommended positions in the bookstore. I didn't expect him to make such a big move. It's really amazing."

He admired this junior from the bottom of his heart.

Knowing the problem does not necessarily mean you can come up with a good solution.

He had encountered similar problems before, but he was unable to solve them at the time and could only postpone his schedule in tears.

It would be great if this plan came out earlier.

It would have been better if Hashima Itsuki didn't mention it, but as soon as she mentioned the day in the hospital, Yamada Fairy's memories were awakened.

After she returned home and reviewed the conversation several times, she realized that the two were probably not talking about erotic content.