After listening to Temura Masao's report, an extremely angry and hideous expression appeared on his face, and he slammed his desk in hatred.

For some people like Shizuji Hirota, he can be regarded as seeing through them, these people can't see others well, let alone regard comics as a career, let alone as a great innovation.

These pompous things of theirs, except for money, are the kind of big RB imperialism that looks down on the Chinese in their hearts.

Right-wingers, these people, they don't understand what peaceful development is, only peace can have development, if there is no peace, where is the current rapid economic development of RB, if there is no peace, where can there be these miscellaneous people shouting and roaring.

If it weren't for such a reason, it was only three issues of the flash report now, how could these people jump out and accuse him so quickly.

He is the president of "Weekly Boy", and no matter how he manages the publication that originally belonged to him, he will get their turn to dictate them.

What made Sakura Amano even more angry was that when he was creating "Weekly Shonen", several cartoonists who he gave a lot of help actually turned against the water at this time, and actually ran to the side of "Monthly Shonen", and began to shout for Shizuji Hirota, and even listed a series of crimes to slander him, as if he was a representative of a bad guy in the manga industry.

Furumura Masao saw that the president of the company, Sakura Amano's face was very ugly, and he carefully handed the list he had collected and what those people said to Sakura Amano.

Furumura Masahiro really despises those cartoonists who are anti-water, not only because he despises the sincerity of these cartoonists when he was in "Weekly Shonen", but also for the character of these people.

If it's just because "Weekly Shonen" gives them few recommendations, they don't draw on "Weekly Shonen", which is nothing, but how can they say those slanderous words against the president?

Sakura Amano looked at the people on the list, and then at what the manga artists on the list had said, and he said with a grin, "These fools, short-sighted fools. It's just so disappointing to me, and for the time being, I can take these guys to court at any time. Why don't they have so many brains? Even if Zhongxinjun's "Slam Dunk" was not a success, isn't "Detective Conan", which he is still serializing, still the most popular book in RB Comics at the moment? ”

Amano Sakuraaki was also really angry at this time, he didn't understand all along, could it be that these cartoonists were all in the water in their brains? Or maybe it's Shizuji Hirota's damn idiot, instilling some disgusting thoughts in them.

Sakura Amano knows very well in his heart that when you read Slam Dunk, everyone in the comics will come to your mind vividly, what kind of words they will say, what kind of things they will do, and what kind of expressions they will show.

The people in the slam dunk are as if they really existed, and the Sakuragi Hanamichi and Rukawa Kaede are simply living people.

Such a new kind of basketball comic, the plot is not protracted, there are wins and losses, it belongs to the growth and friendship genre, which is in line with the trend of RB's current society.

Although this manga doesn't seem to be a new theme, laughter and tears coexist with those spent in their teenage years.

A stupid big guy who doesn't love basketball at all and doesn't understand anything, he has grown into a talented basketball player who loves basketball from the bottom of his heart.

An arrogant genius boy who truly integrates into the team and becomes a teammate who trusts each other.

A dream that never ceases to dominate the country, not perfect but accomplished.

A once proud stumbling teenager returns to the basketball he loves, never giving up hope.

An unlucky kid who has no advantage in height runs on the road to becoming a NO.1 defender.

There are so many, so many people who are always moving forward......

The reason why such comic-themed works have not become popular should only be temporary, if there are not too many accidents, after a few issues of the follow-up investigation of the work, the comic "Slam Dunk" will definitely be very popular.

Sakura Amano firmly believes in Li Zhongxin and his vision, and he feels that there is no reason why such a manga that makes him feel a kind of blood boiling after reading it.

Everything can only be verified by time. Time can distinguish the authenticity of everything, and good works will not be buried forever, as long as Li Zhongxin's "Slam Dunk" continues to work at this pace, it will be a matter of time before it becomes a big hit.

As for those jumping clowns, Amano Sakuraaki decided to ignore them and let the wind blow from the southeast and northwest.

He felt in his heart that playing tricks and fighting with those people could only be self-surrendering, and when "Slam Dunk" became popular, he didn't have to slap them in the face, their faces would be swollen by themselves.

Sakura Amano told Masao Furumura that Masao Furumura told the people at Weekly Shonen that the layout was still according to his previous layout, even if it was any pressure from the board of directors.

As for those cartoonists who betrayed "Weekly Shonen" and spread rumors everywhere, they gave them a small black book, and "Weekly Shonen" will never hire the comics created by these people in the future.

If they continue to jump up and down like jumping monkeys to spread rumors, Weekly Boy will take them all to court.

The editors of Weekly Shonen were also indignant when they heard Masao Furumura relay what Shizuji Hirota and the manga artists had said.

Shizuji Hiroda is really too much, a person who doesn't understand comics, where is he qualified to accuse these senior editors of them, and what makes them even more angry is that those comic book writers who used to beg for a living under them turned their faces and didn't recognize people, as if jumping out of the monkey to accuse them of these people who had helped them.

They used to be very inconspicuous cartoonists in the comic industry, not even cartoonists, but it was their senior editors who helped them and gave them guidance to grow up gradually.

Without them, most of them would be buried in the comic world, and now they don't even want their faces in order to shoot Shizuji Hongda's sycophants, and in order to run to "Monthly Shonen" to get a higher salary.

These editors of "Weekly Shonen" were extremely angry, but the president of the company, Sakuraaki Amano, had already spoken, and ignored the words of Shizuji Hirota, the president of "Monthly Shonen", and the cartoonists who jumped to "The More I Look at the Boys", and used time to prove who was the most correct and which magazine served manga artists.

Arguing with barking dogs, arguing with stupid people who have lost their minds, and instead throwing them off their shelves.

It's gold that always shines, it's roses that always bloom, wait until "Slam Dunk" becomes popular, and then see what those people say.