Rebirth of the God of Comics

Various slap-in-the-face plots appear again and again, basically once in eight out of ten chapters. You can guess the ending just by looking at the beginning, and there is no sense of expectation at all. Every time, someone looks down on the protagonist, and the protagonist makes various bets and slaps in the face.

How can the author just agree to whatever netizens say and still obey unconditionally? What if someone tells you to quit your career as a cartoonist? How would you decide whether to break your promise or keep it?

The character of the protagonist makes people very disliked. I understand that he thinks this way but acts like that on the surface. It feels very hypocritical. Personally, I don't like hypocritical people. I still like to dare to love and hate. The protagonist is a big man and has the same personality as a woman.

The reason why Shiro is being discussed and talked about is because its gender is Hideyoshi. Author, you are so smart that you gave Shiro's gender. It's really superfluous. Haha.

I haven't finished it yet, I'm currently reading Chapter 140, I'm giving it four stars this time, and I'm still reading. The author gives me the feeling that his three views are very upright, come on

It's okay. It's not my favorite type. But I'm short of books. This one is much better than other books that make me want to give up after reading them.

Just a comic? Was blocked by the boss at the beginning? Too exaggerated

Youthful, passionate dreams are memories we will never forget. When adults say how childish this is, we will always love it...

Why did it end inexplicably?

Passing and stepping on footprints