Detective Conan and Takeshi Aoyama behind him were indeed the most difficult threshold to overcome.
In fact, Boss Jia was still puzzled as to why Detective Conan would appear in the competition. Because according to Boss Jia's memory, Detective Conan was first serialized in January 1994, so Detective Conan should have been serialized a long time ago.
Secondly, Takeshi Aoyama wasn't actually a Youngermen Jump member, but a mangaka of Shōnen Sunday. Although they were two manga magazines, both were actually owned by Shueisha.
In addition, Takeshi Aoyama wasn't like Kazuki Nobuhiro.
Kazuki Nobuhiro was an unsuccessful author in Youngermen Jump, but Takeshi Aoyama wasn't involved in Youngermen Jump. His battlefield was Shōnen Sunday, and he had successfully serialized two manga.
One was called "Magic Fight", and the other was called "The Legend of the Brave Sword".
The names of these two comics might not sound familiar to everyone, but that was because although these two names were the original names of these two comics, they were not the names that the audience was most familiar with. The names that the audience was really familiar with were actually the names that the readers had given them.
The former was called "Strange Thief Kid".
The latter was called "Dragon Ball".
How was it? Did childhood memories suddenly come to mind?
Therefore, the relationship between Takeshi Aoyama and Shōnen Sunday was actually very good. Detective Conan was first serialized in Shōnen Sunday, so the relationship between the two could be imagined.
Therefore, Boss Jia didn't quite understand why "Detective Conan", which should have been released long ago in history, was delayed until now.
Moreover, Takeshi Aoyama chose to betray Shōnen Sunday and submitted the manga to Boss Jia. This was something that Boss Jia was very curious about. After all, Takeshi Aoyama wasn't like Kazuki Nobuhiro, who didn't even pass the serialization meeting of Shōnen Sunday.
It seemed that all of this could only be revealed after meeting Takeshi Aoyama.
After a short while, Boss Jia and Kazuki Takahashi arrived at Tsuyoshi Aoyama's house. After a pleasant doorbell rang, Boss Jia finally saw the guy who had stirred up the minds of countless readers in the future, and who was still guessing the identities of Uramaru, Rinya, and Rum.
"Takahashi sensei, I've been waiting for you for a long time. Please come in!" To Boss Jia's surprise, Tsuyoshi Aoyama seemed to have been prepared for their visit. When he opened the door and saw Kazuki Takahashi, he was not as surprised as the two mangaka from before. Instead, he was very calm, as if he had already guessed that Kazuki Takahashi was coming.
"Hello, Teacher Qingshan! I'm Kazuki Takahashi, and this is … "Kazuki Takahashi looked at Tsuyoshi Aoyama in surprise, and was about to introduce Boss Jia.
However, Boss Jia patted Kazuki Takahashi's shoulder and introduced himself with a smile, "Hello, Mr. Aoyama. My name is Xibei Yapeng, and I'm Takahashi's assistant!"
"Hello, please come in!" Tsuyoshi Aoyama welcomed the two of them in with a smile. Boss Jia was not as famous in Fusang as he was in Hua Xia. Many people recognized Boss Jia through his photos.
It was not the age of the Internet, so Boss Jia was still very mysterious in Fusang. There were less than a hundred people who knew what Boss Jia looked like, so it was normal that Tsuyoshi Aoyama did not recognize Boss Jia.
"Takahashi sensei, this Youngermen Jump scandal was planned by you and the Daqian Group behind you, right?" Tsuyoshi Aoyama said with a smile as soon as the three of them sat down. Kazuki Takahashi was shocked. How did Tsuyoshi Aoyama know about this?
"It's nothing. It only takes a little bit of analysis to figure it out!" Tsuyoshi Aoyama said casually, which made Kazuki Takahashi confused.
However, Boss Jia nodded in realization. Tsuyoshi Aoyama drew detective comics. His logical thinking ability was extraordinary. In addition, it was rumored that when Tsuyoshi Aoyama was drawing Detective Conan, in order to design a perfect crime plot, he read a lot of books and read a lot of different kinds of books. The time he spent reading books was even twice as long as the time he spent drawing comics.
With Tsuyoshi Aoyama's knowledge, it was very easy for him to see the core of the matter from the surface.
The simplest thing was to see who suffered from this incident, and who gained from this world. He could guess who the mastermind behind this incident was.
"Then we …" After Tsuyoshi Aoyama exposed his hidden secret, Kazuki Takahashi was a little confused and did not know how to continue the conversation.
It was not until Boss Jia whispered a few words in his ear that he calmed down a little and asked, "Since Mr. Aoyama sensei has seen through everything, why do you still want to submit to me? Why do you want to participate in our magazine's competition? "
"The reason is very simple. Because my work is very good!" Tsuyoshi Aoyama said proudly, "I am confident that my Detective Conan will be the world's first-class manga. It is not impossible for it to be on par with your Yu-Gi-Oh in the future. What I lack is an excellent platform to publish my work!"
"This Tsuyoshi Aoyama is really amazing!" Boss Jia nodded secretly. The two manga artists that Boss Jia had seen before, although their manga had been proven to be one of the most outstanding manga in history, they had no confidence in themselves.
But this was normal. Before the manga really achieved results, who knew if their manga would stand out?
Even for a manga like Dragon Ball One Piece, when the manga artist just started serializing it, they never thought that they could reach such heights. Their original goal was just to eat their fill.
But a manga artist like Tsuyoshi Aoyama, who believed that his manga could reach the level of Yu-Gi-Oh, was the first one that Boss Jia had seen.
But in fact, the status of Detective Conan in the manga world is far beyond Yu-Gi-Oh. Tsuyoshi Aoyama still underestimated his own manga.
"Aoyama sensei, you just said that you need a better platform. Is Shōnen Sunday, the magazine that is currently ranked second in Fusang's sales, not good enough?" Boss Jia asked curiously.
"Not enough. You also said that Shōnen Sunday's manga magazine is ranked second. How can it be called the best platform!" Tsuyoshi Aoyama shook his head.
"Then why doesn't Aoyama sensei go to Youngermen Jump?" Boss Jia asked curiously.
"Takahashi sensei, your assistant is too talkative!" Hearing Boss Jia's question, Tsuyoshi Aoyama looked at Kazuki Takahashi with some dissatisfaction.
Kazuki Takahashi looked at Boss Jia's eyes and said with a bitter smile, "This … He's my assistant. He's asking for me. His question is my question!"
"Okay …" Tsuyoshi Aoyama looked at Boss Jia with some confusion. He seemed to be suspecting Boss Jia's identity, but he couldn't figure out the real identity of Boss Jia. So he nodded and said sincerely, "If Youngermen Jump is willing to serialize my manga, of course I'd be more than willing to go there!"
"But Youngermen Jump has never been very interested in detective manga, and they're not willing to invest resources to promote it. Plus, I'm from Shōnen Sunday. If I go to Youngermen Jump, not only will I not get the chance to serialize my manga, but I'll also fall out with Shōnen Sunday!" Tsuyoshi Aoyama was very sincere. He actually said all these thoughts that were hard to say.
"Then Aoyama sensei, why did you choose Weekly Dengeki Shōnen, which hasn't been officially released yet?" Tsuyoshi Aoyama's words made Kazuki Takahashi even more confused.
Tsuyoshi Aoyama didn't even care about Shōnen Sunday and Youngermen Jump. There was no reason for him to take a fancy to a new platform!
"Because you're backed by the Daqian!" Tsuyoshi Aoyama licked his lips and said, "I only have one request. As long as my manga starts serializing, it must be animated within a year, and it must be done by Dynasty Animation!"
Well, it seemed that he was interested in Dynasty Animation.
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