I Asked You to Draw Line Art, Not Build a Manga Empire!

Lin Xiao transmigrates to a parallel world and discovers that its manga industry is a complete mess.

So he starts with Prince of Tennis. Its excellent characterization, mature ensemble storytelling, and flamboyant tennis techniques that add just the right touch turn it into a classic in the hearts of countless people.

Then Naruto comes out. A marginalized ninja goes from being hated by everyone to being revered by everyone. Only when the series ends do readers realize that the young ninja never changed. He was simply keeping his promise to them: "Say what you mean, and do what you say."

Dragon Ball arrives. This niche action manga, initially dismissed as a long shot, leaves the anime industry with one of its most indelible moments when Krillin is killed and Goku transforms into a Super Saiyan. It also becomes a towering peak that countless successors struggle to surpass.

Just when everyone thinks this is the limit of Lin Xiao's talent, he responds with even more.

Pokémon, Detective Conan, Death Note, Yu-Gi-Oh!... One after another, masterpieces full of wild imagination and compelling stories appear.

The astonishing quality and quantity of his works leave people with only one way to describe Lin Xiao.

The God of Manga!

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