Tokyo, I’m Drawing Manga. Who Has Time for Dating?

As the title suggests, the protagonist is currently like a eunuch. He clearly knows everything but is forced to change course; it's truly frustrating.

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Regarding Saint Seiya, Kurumada left everyone with a huge cliffhanger in the manga's finale, with the original work only benefiting from various licensed spin-offs.

It does absolutely nothing to improve the relationship between the characters. The reason I clicked to read this is because it features characters from a doujinshi, not because it's a plagiarized story or a pretentious face-slapping story.

I just want to know the names of the author's three books.

After reading three or four hundred chapters, I feel the female lead has become a flat, one-dimensional character. Her earlier traits—social anxiety, goofiness, and whirlwind personality—are gone, as are her ninja skills and martial arts. The roles of who has the best artwork, who has the best still art, and who handles logistics have also been removed 😔.

How much longer will JoJo's Bizarre Adventure be written? I'm not a JoJo fan, I can't stand reading any of it.

Actually, you're wrong about one thing. No matter how outstanding a work may seem to outsiders, it's never perfect in the eyes of an artist. Ten years from now, if you look back at a novel you wrote ten years ago, you'll just want to delete it all. The same goes for comic book artists; those who have become famous are unlikely to be complacent.

Up to chapter 256 of volume 2, the plot was worth reading before JoJo's Bizarre Adventure began. The various characters and plot points flowed smoothly, including descriptions of other works and fan reactions, resulting in a very fluid overall narrative.

There's just too much of this daily drama; it's 30% manga, 70% stock market manipulation. If only it were the other way around! 😐