It was in a certain square on the way back.
Ding Si saw that half of the commercial screens were advertising Go. There were also many advertisements about Go in the streets and alleys.
After seeing this, he decisively gave up on Dragon Ball and chose the Go manga Go Soul.
Wasn't this the traffic and publicity that came to their doorstep? As long as he did it well, he would definitely succeed and get a lot of attention! Soul of Chess could also produce results very quickly and help him get out of his predicament as soon as possible.
Even if Soul of Chess failed, it wouldn't be too late to submit Dragon Ball! "I hope I made the right choice!"
Ding Si was also a little nervous about this choice.
If he was not careful, he would end up in a bottomless abyss! Of course, Ding Si dared to make such a choice because his results in Soul of Chess in his previous life were pretty good.
He was awarded the 2000 45th Shogakukan Shōnō Department Manga Award! He was awarded the Freshman Award in the 7th Tezuka Osamu Culture Awards in 2003! The manga had also sold 8 million copies, and the adapted anime had a viewership rating of 37.5%! This was a result that only Naruto, One Piece, and a few other animes could achieve.
Moreover," The Soul of Go " had even caused a heated atmosphere in the capital to learn Go. One could imagine how great its influence was.
"Furthermore, about 80% of the comics on the market don't have a style as detailed as mine. Chess Soul should be very competitive!”
Before he started writing, Ding Si went to look at the comics on the market and did a thorough research.
The main types of comics on the market in China were martial arts comics, military comics, historical comics, urban comics, and various other subcategories.
For example, selling rotten food, sweet pets, and overbearing CEOs…However, the drawing skills were not too detailed, and the storyboard did not have much visual tension.
Only the plot and rhythm were still acceptable.
Especially since…the readers were starting to get sick of the comics on the market.
The brand-new style of Chess Soul should be able to satisfy their curiosity.
"Bodhisattva bless us, we must succeed!”
Ding Si prayed again. He turned on his tablet and prepared to start writing.
"The Soul of Go" was about a primary school student named Light who dug up an old chessboard in his grandfather's house to earn pocket money. He woke up the soul of the great chess player, Zuo Wei, who was possessed by the chessboard. Then, under Zuo Wei's guidance, Light fell in love with Go and eventually became a master of it.
The plot was warm and full of twists and turns, making people feel very immersive.
It was as if she was the main character, Light, with Zuo Wei by her side, spending a beautiful and wonderful time together.
Ding Si had even been possessed by imitating Light.
He often talked to the air, scaring his parents so much that they almost sent him to a mental hospital.
Of course, the most exciting part of " Chess Soul " was the last dozen chapters.
Because when Light's life gradually became complete, Zuo Wei disappeared.
However, just as Light thought that Zuo Wei had really disappeared and was about to place another piece on the chessboard in extreme sadness…
? Zuo Wei, who was always humble and gentle, appeared in front of him again.
When Ding Si saw this back then, he cried even more.
There was nothing better than meeting again after a long time! Only after losing it would one understand how precious it was to have it.
"Thinking about it again, I still feel that the aftertaste is endless!”
Thinking of this, Ding Si immediately entered the system, took out a memory capsule, and ate it. Then, he began to recall the plot of Chess Soul.
Instantly, a large amount of memories regarding the plot of " Chess Soul " appeared and became quite clear.
"Then, let's begin!"
Ding Si took a deep breath and moved the brush as if it was flying. The nimble lines began to dance, forming a beautiful scroll painting.
Above the clouds, a man dressed in white from ancient times and a boy dressed in modern times sat opposite each other.
The young man frowned as he looked at the chessboard in front of him, seemingly thinking about how to place a piece.
As for the ancient man in white, he held a white fan in his hand and looked gentle. He looked at the boy with a gentle gaze as if he was comforting the boy not to be nervous.
It was obviously a very contradictory scene, but under Ding Si's hands, it was unusually harmonious, warm and romantic.
One could not help but wonder what kind of comic this was.
Why would an ancient man and a modern boy sit in front of a chessboard?
"The system's ability is indeed quite reliable. It allowed me to have such a strong ability to draw comics!”
Ding Si looked at the drawing. The person in it seemed to be about to rush out of the paper. He nodded in satisfaction.
He definitely did not have such a strong ability in his previous life! Because the plot was quite clear in his mind, Ding Si's writing speed was quite fast.
Of course, in order to accommodate the Chinese readers, Ding Si changed the setting to China, and the main character's age was set to be a junior high school student.
He had removed some of the superfluous plots from the original novel.
Some of the characters were also modified to better suit the aesthetic standards of the Chinese readers, so as to make this comic more outstanding.
Because he was in urgent need of money, Ding Si had worked tirelessly for two days and one night to draw 35 pages of colorful plot.
If other cartoonists knew about this, they would probably go crazy with envy.
They were all laughing when they were able to move one-fifth of Ding Si's speed at the same time.
Although he was covered in mosquito bites during the process, Ding Si was quite excited.
Because this meant that he was one step closer to successfully signing the contract.
"Phew, it's time to decide our fate!”
Ding Si was excited and nervous! In order to increase the appeal, he condensed the plot of the first ten chapters of the original book into these 35 pages.
It made the rhythm and contradiction more intense, improving the reading experience and anticipation.
The general plot was that Light and Zuo Wei got to know each other, and then under Zuo Wei's influence, Light began to become interested in Go.
Following that, under the guidance of Zuo Wei, Light easily defeated the son of a famous Go player, the vice president of the school Go club, Tashi Ryo.
Because he didn't know Ta Shi Liang's identity, nor did he know that Ta Shi Liang's chess skills were very strong, he felt that Zuo Wei's strength was quite ordinary.
He even felt that the Go club and even the game of Go were only so-so. He was already an expert in Go.
Light's contempt for Go made Zuo Wei determined to make him understand that Go was not as easy as he thought! Soon, Light's classmate was detained because he participated in Go gambling, so he asked Light for help.
Light, who felt good about himself, went happily, but he was defeated one after another, losing himself completely.
Seeing that Light was also about to be detained, Zuo Wei went online.
Only then did Light realize his arrogance and sincerely apologize to Zuo Wei.
However, just as Zuo Wei was about to display his strength to help Light turn the tables, the words 'To be continued' floated into his eyes! Pinpointing and breaking chapters was a skill that an outstanding mangaka should have.
Of course, this would cause the readers to be extremely 'discontented'.
But the readers would definitely forgive the mangaka.
They would strongly protest against the authors 'cutting of chapters.
However, after protesting, they would wait for the next chapter to be updated.
Then, they continued to protest and wait, and so on and so forth.
This book comes from：m.funovel.com。