Araki Haku has always been an early riser, as the saying goes, early insects have birds to eat, but Araki Haku sat in front of the TV, but he felt that he was about to get bored out of the birds.

Do you have to do nothing like this all day?

Araki Haku suddenly remembered yesterday's date with Reiko Sawada, and if such a date could last another day, Araki Haku would definitely be willing.

But he had promised his sister to stay at home with her, so he could neither go out on dates nor go out to work, so he could only sit on the sofa and watch TV boringly.

It can't go on like this. Araki Shiro got up from the couch and walked back to his room, pulling out a large bag from under the bed containing the manga supplies he had bought that day.

He wanted to try his hand at drawing comics, which was the only thing he wanted to do at the moment and didn't do.

As he sat down at the low table with his pen in hand, he thought the familiar feeling of fear would come back to him, but it didn't.

He sat there well, and the pen in his hand was also upright, and there was no sign of trembling at all.

Araki Haku's mood instantly brightened.

It seemed that he was only afraid of oil paintings, not caricatures, and he couldn't help but laugh three times.

Painting was originally Araki Haku's interest, and it was also Haku's life, and the combination of the two naturally became an indispensable part of Araki Haku's heart.

If you want him to give up painting in life, it's like asking him to die.

The mind will no longer be restrained, and Araki Bai freely draws on the white paper with a pen.

He doesn't need to sketch and sketch at all, what he wants to paint will naturally flow from his brush. In just a few minutes, a beautiful girl appeared on the originally blank drawing paper.

If Reiko Sawada were here, she would be ashamed and happy.

Because this beautiful girl drawn by Araki Haku is none other than her manga version.

Although there is a certain exaggeration in the comic comparison sketches, Araki Bai's paintings still focus on realism, so they completely show the temperament and appearance of Reiko Sawada.

In particular, the striking curves of her chest make it impossible to take your eyes off the canvas as if they were about to pop out of the painting.

Araki Bai looked at the painting in front of him, and suddenly felt an inexplicable sweet feeling in his heart, and the girl in the painting was smiling lightly at him, just like Reiko Sawada was standing in front of him.

Although Araki Haku doesn't want to admit it, he does have a very special feeling for Reiko Sawada.

This feeling has actually arisen since he saw Reiko Sawada at the club recruitment, and this feeling became clearer during yesterday's date.

He fell in love with Reiko Sawada, and Reiko Sawada seemed to like him too.

Originally, Bai Xue was not interested in anything in this world except painting, but at this time, his personality was also infected by Araki Bai's mood, so he painted the painting of Reiko Sawada on white paper.

This feeling prompted Araki Shiro to continue drawing on the drawing paper.

In the original world, although Bai Xue had never published comics, he often practiced in private.

That's why when he bought comic kits that day, he told the clerk that he wasn't learning comics, but drawing comics.

His comics are already fully professional, not to mention his superb drawing skills, even best-selling cartoonists will be ashamed to see his comics.

After practicing the pen in the image of a senior sister, Araki Shiro spread out the manuscript paper and began to create a formal work.

He didn't make any outline for the story, nor did he make any character design, he just drew the picture in his mind according to his mind.

Although he draws very casually, in fact, all the characters have already set their personalities for them when they first appear.

As the storyline unfolds, there are various interactions between the characters with different personalities. It's a wonderful feeling, and I'm afraid it's hard to describe in words. But creating is a wonderful thing, it pushes you to imagine, to think, and to weave together the destinies of the characters.

The protagonist chosen by Araki Haku is also very distinctive.

It was the story of a high school student who died unexpectedly in a train collision.

Hikaru Suzuki, a sophomore at Lucheng High School, died in a train accident, but after his death, he mysteriously appeared in a strange space similar to an underground laboratory. But he was not the only one who appeared here, there were three young people, two women, an old man, and a child.

Hikaru Suzuki was surprised to find that one of the two women in front of him was his long-time crush on Akane Nishino.

Usually this senior sister is a goddess of the school, and Hikaru Suzuki can only look at her from a distance, and he doesn't even dare to say a word to her. But here, he can be close to the senior sister as a matter of course, after all, the two are from the same school.

But before he could say a word, there were two bad young people in the audience who wanted to do something bad to Akane Nishino.

It turned out that Akane Nishino didn't know why she was only wearing a bath towel around her, half-naked skin, a devilish figure, and an angelic appearance, so it was no wonder that the two bad ones couldn't control their lower bodies.

Hikaru Suzuki didn't rush forward at the first time, because he was thin and obviously not an opponent of the two young people in society. At this moment, another young man, Hojo Xun, who was standing next to him, made a move......

If you look closely, you can see that Araki Haku's senior sister looks a little similar to Reiko Sawada, while high school student Hikaru Suzuki has the shadow of Araki Haku.

The style of the manga is obviously dark, perhaps because Araki Bai likes this style of manga, but he will not use the dark style to show the dark theme.

Since the style of painting is dark, the theme must be bright, and he intends to use the emotion between Hikaru Suzuki and Akane Nishino as the sun that runs through the manga and illuminates the entire manga.

Comics tend to show characters more easily than novels.

After all, the picture looks intuitive, and the text needs to figure out how to describe it and how to show the character's personality through some kind of bridge.

Araki Haku is a world-class painter, and it only took a short space to roughly show the character of the character who appeared.

Hojo Xun lifted one of the bad young men up with one hand, and seeing that the other party was so powerful, the two bad young men immediately coaxed. Dissuaded by the rest, in the end they did not fight either.

Later, everyone present communicated with each other, and found that they were all inexplicably transported here after death.

They discussed for a while to no avail, when one of the children accidentally touched a switch and suddenly opened the door to the laboratory.

It turned out that the laboratory was not enclosed, and there was a dark passage outside......

As soon as Araki Shiro started drawing, he couldn't stop writing, and in just a few hours, he actually drew seven or eight pages of original manuscripts, although most of these drawings did not fill in the background, but this speed was enough to make many manga artists envious and jealous.

It wasn't until Yuko Araki walked up to him that Araki Haku woke up from the world of manga.

Araki Bai looked up and asked with a smile, "Yuko, are you awake?" ”

Yuko Araki looked curiously at the sketches scattered on the ground and asked, "Brother, are you drawing manga?" ”

The manga manuscript could not be folded when it was first drawn with a pen, as it was easy for the ink to slip away, and Araki's table was not big enough, so he had to throw the finished sketch on the ground to dry.

Araki Haku: "Yes, it's a little boring to be at home, so I started drawing, but I didn't expect to stop painting." ”

Yuko Araki picked up a manga from the ground and it seemed that although she didn't know how to appreciate manga, she could tell at a glance that the manga was much better than the other manga she had seen in the manga shop.

Yuko Araki couldn't help but praise: "Brother, your drawing is so good, much more beautiful than other manga!" ”

Araki Bai smiled and said, "You don't look at who drew it, but when I'm done, we'll take it and submit it, and then you can see my brother's manga in the manga store." ”

Yuko Araki's eyes lit up and she asked, "Really?" If my classmates knew that my brother's comics were published in comic magazines, they would definitely be envious! ”