"Sorry Gendou-san, but I'm afraid that won't be possible," you shook your head. "I recommend that you focus on doing one full time job at a time instead of trying to juggle two at once."
"Yeah, I figured," he sighed, before shrugging. "Still, can't blame me for trying, right? At least it's better than working at the convenience store again…"
I kinda can. if we had been a too trusting rookie (instead of a pragmatic rookie) we might have accepted, and he WOULD have failed.
still, it's nice that he knows it was a long shot anyway.
the top 10 titles actually sound pretty interesting.
Number 2 actually sounds like the most boring one, but then again One Piece also wouldn't sound that interesting if you reduced it to a small paragraph.
the "give gamer powers to someone who never even heard of games" is surprisingly uncommon. Then again, gamer stories are all about the power fantasy, so it makes sense.
Number 5, Lunar Beast Hunters, remind me of this manga I read some time ago (that was axed pretty soon) about fighting werewolves and joining a Guild that focuses on that... except then you find out that the leader of that guild has a magical book which can change reality, and that when they tried to remove the werewolves from the story calamities always happen, because the world has to be interesting or the
readers from another dimension would get bored and the manga would stop being serialized the world would stop existing...
ah, found the name: The Hunters Guild: Red Hood. Only 16 chapters, sadly. it showed some promise in my opinion.
the dying elf reminds me a bit of to your eternity, though I haven't watched it yet.
[ ][Aoki] Agree to accept a shorter chapter this week (All stats for Chapter 4 of Our Daughter is Actually a Vampire will suffer a -5 penalty)
[ ][Aoki] Refuse and make him do a full length chapter (No stat penalty, but Aoki Akira will receive an extra level of Overwork)
[ ][Aoki] Delay this week's chapter until Aoki has time to recover (Lose 4 Favor, must speak to Editor-in-Chief to find a replacement for this week's chapter)
We can afford the favour I think, and this would let Aoki rest and think a bit about the future of his story.
Yuzuki Himari lives in an apartment building just outside Shinjuku. From the outside, the place looks fairly normal, if a little run down. If this were an anime, you felt like this would be the type of place where a teenaged main character would come to live alone while their irresponsible parents went overseas to work or something.
… maybe you should cut down on reading too much manga.
madness! you obviously need to read MORE of them!
"Of course. That's what I'm here for," you smiled, trying to look like you knew what you were doing.
she can't trust us if we don't seem trustworthy.
...all things considered though Maeda is doing a pretty good job. He's improving quickly, he's good at juggling the office duties and politics, he obviously cares (at least a bit) about the people he works with, and (thanks to us) he's actually pretty good at giving suggestions.
After some discussion, the two of you agreed that The Greatest Fake Teacher's next arc should focus on:
[ ][Yuzuki] The tournament arc. A shonen classic and a chance to show off the main character's skills… but it may also be a bit too soon considering the last one just ended a few chapters ago.
[ ][Yuzuki] The field trip arc. A chance to get out of the academy and explore more of the world.
[ ][Yuzuki] The exam arc. A slice of life arc focused on the relationships between the main character, his students, and the other teachers at the academy.
[ ][Yuzuki] The emergency arc. An action focused arc where some kind of villain or villainous organization has to be defeated.
[ ][Yuzuki] The romance arc. A romanced focused arc where the main character develops a relationship with one or more potential love interests.
[ ][Yuzuki] Write-in
mh... last chapter was about the concert/festival, right? I think I'd like to go with an exam arc. Tournament arc should wait, field trip requires good ideas on WHAT to go visit...
[X][Yuzuki] The exam arc. A slice of life arc focused on the relationships between the main character, his students, and the other teachers at the academy.
