The peaceful daily life of the heroine in the other world

The air was filled with the aroma of baking, and the Maillard reaction made the girls passing by the cake and dessert shops stop in their tracks.

Seeing this, the girl immediately bowed slightly and said, "Hello, Nakamura-san's sister, I'm sorry to bother you today."

"Don't disturb me." Nakamura Yurika's smile became sincere.

"That's not my sister!" The white-haired loli couldn't help but jump.

"Ok?"

The girl looked at Nakamura Kana, who looked like an elementary school girl, and raised her eyebrows slightly, "Why are you not even as tall as your sister?"

"That's my mom!!" The white-haired girl was so anxious that she jumped up and down. "Didn't I tell you I'm an only child? Why do you flirt with everyone you meet? I never hear you talk so nicely!"

"Pfft."

The woman couldn't help laughing when she saw the two of them, and suddenly felt much happier. "Kana, your classmates are much better at talking than you! Learn from them!"

"Wow!!" Kana Nakamura was furious.

Classic other people's children.

"Are you my aunt?"

"That's right." Lily Hua raised her lips with a hint of pride, "Please ask this sweet-talking pretty classmate to take good care of our Kana. Has she caused you any trouble?"

I didn’t expect that she was actually a lively young mother.

Yu Gongyi was a little surprised, but after remembering someone's dirty joke, she nodded seriously, "Yes, there are some."

"Wow!" Kana Nakamura was full of pride.

The loli mother and daughter are really an expected otherworldly combination.

but...

Yu Gongyi tilted her head slightly and glanced at the middle-aged man in a suit with a slightly subtle look.

"—Oh, by the way, I just happened to make some cookies, fresh out of the oven, so I'm leaving them here."

"As for the drinks, they're on the table. Auntie and uncle won't bother you."

The loli mother who called herself "Auntie" put down the plate after saying that. The next second, she grabbed the collar of the stunned man next to her with a smile on her face, and dragged him into the aisle with great force.

"What are you doing? Why do you look so constipated? Are you having hemorrhoids? Idiot! Big idiot! Stand up straight now..."

.....

"Snapped."

The door was slammed shut amidst the loli mother's barrage of cute-sounding scolding.

The sound insulation is good and I can't hear anything going on inside, but I think the man is probably asking for forgiveness in the house.

The only ones left were Amamiya Ichi, who had a somewhat dazed expression, and Nakamura Kana, who seemed to be accustomed to this.

It has to be said that every family has its own problems.

"Okay, let's get down to business!"

The white-haired loli recovered from the fight just now, ate a cookie, patted her face, ran into the house and took out the drawings and tablet that had been prepared long ago.

"I'm about to summon the terrifying editor demon and look her in the face!"

"Video call? That's fine too."

Amemiya Yi feels that there is no need to hide her image, and there is no need for cartoonists to show up in public. Just look at how popular cartoonists like iivv and Crocodile can accept interviews remotely, and no one knows their true identities until now.

"But...does the editor know you're like this?"

Amemiya Yi glanced at the painful clothes on the loli and the pair of white and tender legs under the shorts.

Although she's a little crazy, Kana Nakamura's face is cute, and she has some of the cool white texture of a Russian girl. This mixed-blood loli's appearance is quite good when she's serious. She's considered one of the T1 heroines in the game, at least the kind that would make loli lovers go crazy if she were posted online.

"Well.."

Kana Nakamura was a little hesitant after what she said.

In fact, she had never shown up in front of the editor. She always communicated through email and social software, and never made phone calls. From time to time, she would ask her father, who was familiar with the comics industry and the rules of adults, to come and help her with identity information and contracts.

Among her classmates, she never told her real pen name to any of her junior high school classmates. It was only during the first few days of high school that she couldn't help but tell it to a few people in the study department.

The assistant who worked with her in the past also confused her with her father and thought she was a middle-aged man. When the sales of her comics plummeted, he scolded her harshly and said that what she drew was a piece of crap. This left a deep psychological trauma on her who was in junior high school at the time, so that she later went astray and became a comic book writer.

If the editor found out that he was still just a high school student...

“Isn’t this good?”

The white-haired girl opened her eyes wide and couldn't help but say excitedly, "I found out that the comic author I thought was a middle-aged 2D otaku uncle is actually a JK beautiful girl. This sounds like a development from 2D light novels and comics! It's so interesting!"

"..."

The girl couldn't help but remain silent.

I thought that this crazy loli who only wanted to have fun with the readers and herself would compromise for fear of her identity being exposed. Perhaps I underestimated the abstractness of loli.

Amamiya paused for a moment and said, "As long as you think it's okay, I personally don't mind."

"Okay! Then..."

Loli pressed the forbidden button and the screen turned white.

"——Video! Start!"

----

The wilderness of the deep sea, the islands in the sky, and the red spider lilies blooming in hell.

Human imagination is far broader than the ocean. With imagination as the seed and pen and ink as the nourishment, the words and pictures called comics have become an indispensable spiritual food for people.

Many people think that the word manga originated in Japan, but it did not.

One type of duck runs on the water, never stopping to eat rotten grass, mud and sand, and will not stop until all the food is gone without a break. They are called cartoons and were first mentioned in Rong Zhai Sui Bi by Hong Mai in the Song Dynasty of the Celestial Empire.

The original meaning of comics has long been vague and different from today's era, but it seems very romantic to be a cartoonist.

The woman had also tried, tried her best and failed several times, and found that she lacked talent.

So, after several twists and turns, the woman became an editor at Shogakukan, the second in command under the editor-in-chief of Weekly Shonen Sunday.

There are three major Japanese manga publications, with Weekly Shonen Sunday languishing at the bottom of the heap. Its sales are almost entirely supported by its mainstay, Conan. But how many more years will Mr. Aoyama, now over 50, retain his sharp pen? Can he help an elementary school student grow into a man in his lifetime?

As an editor, the woman wants to find more cartoonists who can draw long and popular works to save the declining sales as much as possible...

"Jingle Bell--"

"Saturday, a rare day off..."

On the computer desk where Conan and Komi-san dolls were placed, the office cell phone was wailing and trembling like a devil.

Why would he discuss serious matters with me during my vacation? Who was he? Was it a last-minute overtime notice?

The woman sitting at the computer desk drinking coffee quietly was speechless. She overcame her strong laziness and reached out to hold the mobile phone with trembling hands.

Looking at the label "Not a Lolita!" and the two-dimensional style avatar, Kimura's hands stopped shaking, but he couldn't help feeling a little embarrassed.

Why did that scary uncle suddenly call me via video?

She is not a lolita, she is simply called a lolita. She once won the Newcomer Award for "April in the Wasteland".

Kimura Ritsuko was impressed by the gorgeous and delicate visual style and excellent plot design, and strongly promoted the work.

Afterwards, the realistic interactions among the girls in the comics, the complex and intertwined emotions, the interesting daily plots and the exquisite painting style were all well received at the time. Readers gave it high scores, and a single volume was quickly published, which also had good sales.

According to Shogakukan's style, they naturally hope that the author can draw the story as long as possible, and it would be best if the cute junior high school girls can study in junior high school for twenty years like Conan.

But Loli is extremely cruel. She says that the story must be finished within a year, and she lays the groundwork in each issue of the warm comics. Finally, in just one year of serialization, it starts with the heroine becoming seriously ill, which makes the girls' emotions unbalanced and their daily lives collapse. In a series of ups and downs of literary dramas and kissing scenes, all the characters finally gather on a stage and witness the seriously ill heroine die in the swirling April with a gentle smile in her arms.

In the final few chapters, the girls' feelings broke down and their relationships fell apart.

April, which should have been a month of blooming flowers, became an April in the wilderness.

The plot has caused strong controversy, and even the discussion of the final episode exceeded that of Conan's regular daily episodes.

But with the finale, the heroine's surgery failed amidst everyone's crowd and expectations, and the readers' hearts finally died.

Even if the overall development is reasonable and the tragic ending is reasonable, there are too many readers who come here for the light-hearted daily routine and shed tears, send knives in anger, and shout "You old loli thief, give me back my white moonlight heroine". Finally, the work with a bad ending became popular, and the animation plan that was originally a foregone conclusion was declared bankrupt.

Even though it includes the bad ending, "April in the Wasteland" itself is still a very high-quality short story. However, the unacceptable ending still caused great pain to many fans and caused the editorial department to be criticized, so much so that an abstract meme was born, "XX's April", such as the April that was set on fire, the April that Captain Olga could never stop running, etc., which specifically complained about the abstract development of various animations.

Later, Loli serialized two more works. His three new works were serialized in succession. They all received rave reviews at first, then took off steadily, and then suddenly died.

Because this name is like Schrödinger's P9, once you see the names of the author and the production company, you won't dare to read any further.

And now...the terrifying man who once made the editorial department tremble with his own strength has returned with his fourth latest masterpiece after a year in the sea.

"April was ruined by Fulilian..."

Kiyori Ritsuko seemed to see boxes of razor blades appear at his doorstep.

Sweating profusely, she answered the video call with trepidation.

Then, I saw the terrifying man's long silver hair, his white and tender legs like a lolita, his cute belly like a lolita, and his delicate and young face like a lolita...

"Hello, editor." There was also a man's voice as tender and sweet as a loli.

"..."

"Snapped!"

"Isn't this just a loli?!"

The quiet editor slammed her coffee cup to pieces.

.....

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ps: 4.5k.

PPS: After celebrating my birthday today and eating cake with my friends, I feel like I’m one year older. Damn it!

They are also the second week: Chapter 158 comics passed!

It’s not a loli, it’s a Russian mixed-race white-haired JK loli, a comic drawing.

Lin, a classic Japanese cool JK lady with long black straight hair, is a screenwriter and storyboard designer.

"..."

"Honestly, weren't you two hired by that uncle to trick me?"

After cleaning up the scene, Kimura Ritsuko returned to his desk and expressed deep doubts.

Why do you ask?

Because the two people in front of the screen are so good-looking!

These two don't really look like a cartoonist duo, but more like a girl idol duo on TV. One is responsible for being cool and aloof, ruthlessly stepping on people with her long legs and high heels, while the other is responsible for dancing cutely, and her adorable smile attracts many fans.

"Eh? Why do you say that?" She wasn't just a loli casually lying on the sofa, patting her white belly.

"Maybe it's because high school girl manga artists only appear in the fantasies of older men."

Miss Lin, who was sitting upright and looking serious, said this.

"Just so you know..."

The woman looked at the stark contrast between the two of them and couldn't help but sigh.

To be honest, it doesn't look like acting.

After a brief chat in shock, Kimura Ritsuko realized that the person who had been messaging her was the middle-aged father of the lolita cartoonist who called herself "Not a Lolita", a bespectacled uncle who claimed to be a game designer for SE Company but was unexpectedly well versed in the rules of the comics industry.

..The one who drew those comics that caused the editorial office to be purged by razor blades and kept countless otakus and girls awake at night was a little Lolita who was still in junior high school at the time?

..Why would I have such a dream?

"Forget it, let's talk business first..."

It took Kimura Ritsuko half a day to recover from the shock, but her more than ten years of editing experience allowed her to immediately get into work mode.

"Honestly, Freelian, I think this manga has great potential. The mature art style and plot design of the first two chapters are much better than most works of the same period. I would say it has the quality to be serialized, and the style is also more suitable for our magazine."

"But..." Her tone sank slightly, becoming conflicted. "Given her numerous past records, I simply cannot believe that Ms. Loli could honestly complete a work of positive energy..."

"Every time I thought this book was going to be a hit, the teacher would turn around and draw some nonsense and refuse to revise the manuscript. I had no choice but to publish it. In the end, it was cancelled due to massive flames and extremely negative reviews from readers who felt they were insulted."