To Save My Dad's Printing Press, I Debut as a Manga Artist

When Su Bai learned that his father's printing factory was struggling, he decided on the spot to become a comic artist and save the factory by having his work printed there.

He published The Storm, setting off a nationwide craze for martial arts fiction.

He published One Piece, and the Devil Fruit concept was a revelation.

Even fruit shop owners were driven to tears by all the questions. They really didn't have those kinds of fruits!

He published Naruto, showing the world dazzling, spectacular ninja techniques.

Countless publishers came knocking to buy the rights.

No problem, but you'll have to use the designated printing factory.

When it came time to adapt his manga, Su Bai waved a hand. "Don't bother looking for a director. I'll do it!"

Film and television, animation, games, traditional performing arts: there was nothing Su Bai couldn't do.

Years later, Su Bai looked back in a daze. He'd only wanted to save his dad's printing factory, so how had he become the godfather of entertainment?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.