I'm a Painter in Another World; Naruto Is Just the Appetizer

After transmigrating to a parallel world lacking anime and novels, Su Chen starts by drawing Naruto, then moves on to Bleach. With one iconic scene after another and one astonishing reversal after another, he becomes a legend before he even graduates.

But just when he reaches the top, he announces that he's quitting Japanese manga to enter the Chinese comics industry. Fans around the world wail in dismay.

Even Chinese manga fans are heartbroken.

What could Chinese comics even offer? Sheep and bears, that's all. Everything is made for little kids. Won't Su Shen be wasting his talent if he joins Chinese comics?

Su Chen smiles at the criticism. Are Chinese comics really that bad?

Qin's Moon: "Little Zhuang, this man's strength may well be no less than yours or mine."

The Legend of Qin: "I want ninety-nine parts of the world of the seven kingdoms."

The Outcast: "Zhang Chulan, the Moonlit Black Bird; Feng Baobao, the clever one."

The Three-Body Problem: "My Lord, it doesn't matter."

You'll be fired up soon enough.

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