Traveling Through Books: the Rise of Chinese Comics from Black Cat Sheriff

Lin Mo travels into a biography of a business inspirational strong woman and becomes the rich second generation of Hong Kong in the 1980s. However, she is a severely autistic child who will soon be taken out by the family nanny and thrown into an abandoned warehouse to starve to death. Fortunately, his favorite childhood cartoon, Sheriff Black Cat, allowed him to speak and was successfully rescued. It's just that Lin Mo still hasn't returned to his normal state. In order to alleviate his brother's condition, Lin Qing offered a high price of 20,000 US dollars per episode to directly order 100 episodes of Black Cat Sheriff. The art film studios in Shanghai are going crazy, and Chinese comics will rise again, depending on how much the Black Cat Sheriff's royalties are. At the same time, while witnessing the creation of Sheriff Black Cat, Lin Mo also slowly recovered and became the future star of Dragon Kingdom Comics. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.