fictionpage Chapter 126 Shimizu Yuzuki, Good News
Chapter 126 Shimizu Yuzuki, Good News
"Auntie, I have some good news to tell you!"
The office door was suddenly pushed open, and Shimizu Yuzuki burst in from outside.
Upon seeing that the visitor was his niece, Shimizu Yuzuki, Shimizu Yuzuki finally relaxed his furrowed brows.
"What good news is it, Yuzuki, that makes you so excited?"
Shimizu Setsukatsu got up from her seat and went to the coffee machine next to her to get Shimizu Yuzuki a cup of coffee.
"Sorry, Auntie, I forgot to knock."
Overjoyed, Shimizu Yuzuki suddenly realized that she had pushed open the door without a front door and walked in.
"Just be more careful next time. But Yuzuki, what good news is it that makes you so excited and anxious?"
Shimizu Setsukatsuki handed the coffee in her hand to Shimizu Yuzuki, skipping over the topic and asking in confusion.
"Auntie, you'll never guess. If you knew, you'd be just as happy as I am."
Shimizu Yuzuki took the coffee from Shimizu Setsukatsuki and took a big gulp.
"It's so bitter, Auntie. Why is the coffee in your office so bitter? It's even more bitter than the coffee I buy."
Shimizu Yuzuki took a sip of the coffee in Shimizu Yukizuki's office, and it tasted so bitter that she immediately put it aside.
"Alright, get to the point. What good news do you have, Yuyue? Let your aunt hear it."
Shimizu Setsukatsu sat back down in her seat, casually gathered her clothes together, and crossed her arms over her rather bulging chest.
Looking at Shimizu Yuzuki's happy face, she asked curiously.
Shimizu Setsukatsu knew her niece's personality well; she wouldn't normally show her emotions so openly.
"Auntie, hasn't the company never produced any top-notch comic works?"
Seeing that Shimizu Setsukatsuki was getting serious, Shimizu Yuzuki stopped keeping him in suspense and returned to his usual serious demeanor.
"Yuzuki, you mean you've found a top-tier manga!?"
Shimizu Setsukatsu instantly understood the meaning behind Shimizu Yuzuki's words.
Under Shimizu Yuzuki's gaze, Shimizu Setsukatsuki stood up abruptly from his seat.
A look of surprise and joy appeared on her mature and intellectual face.
"That's right, Auntie, I just transferred the digital version of that comic to my phone."
"Auntie, you'll see when you take a look. You'll definitely be satisfied."
Shimizu Yuzuki knew that continuing like this would be a waste of time.
Fortunately, she had just uploaded the digital version of the manga drawn by Hoshino Makoto from her computer to her phone.
As she spoke, Shimizu Yuzuki took out her phone and handed it to Shimizu Yukizuki: "Auntie, look."
Shimizu Setsukatsu didn't say much. She took the phone from Shimizu Yuzuki and began to carefully browse the comics on the screen.
. . . . . .
"This is amazing, it's fantastic! Whether it's the character design or the storyline, this comic is absolutely perfect."
"Such comic works are definitely top-notch, and they can be published directly as physical works without any cuts or modifications."
In the office, Shimizu Setsukatsu looked up, her mature and beautiful face full of excitement.
Just like the happiness and excitement on Shimizu Yuzuki's face when she suddenly barged into the office.
Shimizu Setsukatsu gripped her phone tightly as she looked at Shimizu Yuzuki sitting opposite her.
She took two deep breaths to calm herself down as much as possible.
Despite this, Shimizu Setsukyo was still very excited.
As the founder of the Hoshizuki Comics company, she had just finished reading the comics on Shimizu Yuzuki's phone.
Shimizu Setsukatsu knew that this was an extremely wonderful and perfect top-notch manga.
It is completely different from the fantasy manga that is currently popular in Tokyo's manga scene.
Shimizu Setsukyo firmly believed that this fantasy manga would ruin Frilian as soon as it was released online.
With further promotion and marketing by the company, it will definitely be very popular among Tokyo manga readers, and thoroughly establish the reputation of Hoshizuki Manga.
Because Shimizu Setsukatsu understood this, she was very clear about the significance of this manga to Hoshizuki Manga and to herself.
"Yuzuki, has the author of this manga already signed a contract with our Xingyue Manga?"
Shimizu Setsukatsu looked at her niece, Shimizu Yuzuki, but she didn't ask where the comic came from.
They didn't ask whether the author of the comic was a newcomer or an established artist.
Shimizu Setsukyo directly asked the question that concerned her the most: whether the manga called "Funeral of Frilian" had signed a contract with Star Moon Comics.
Once the other party signs a contract, it means they are willing to cooperate with Xingyue Comics Company.
As for the royalties and copyright sharing, everything is negotiable.
"Not yet, Auntie."
Under the expectant gaze of Shimizu Setsukatsuki, Shimizu Yuzuki shook her head.
"No?! Not even a basic contract was signed?"
Upon hearing Shimizu Yuzuki's reply, Shimizu Setsukatsuki's initial excitement instantly cooled.
"No, Auntie, but don't worry, the author of this comic will definitely sign a contract with Star Moon Comics."
"However, you can't disappoint him when it comes to royalties and copyright revenue sharing."
Seeing that the excited expression on her aunt Shimizu Yukitsuki's face suddenly turned cold, Shimizu Yuzuki quickly said...
"This is a top-notch comic artist. How could the conditions I, your aunt, offer possibly disappoint them?"
Upon hearing Shimizu Yuzuki's words, Shimizu Yuzuki's cold mood instantly turned into one full of anticipation.
Looking at Shimizu Yuzuki, whose face was full of confidence and excitement, Shimizu Setsukatsuki instantly understood.
"Well, Yuyue, judging from your expression, you knew all along that the other party would sign with Xingyue."
"Even though the other party didn't even sign a basic contract with our Star Moon Comics."
Looking at the confident expression on Shimizu Yuzuki's face, Shimizu Yukizuki immediately understood that her niece had just been teasing her.
Otherwise, how could Shimizu Yuzuki's face still show such excitement and confidence?
"Auntie, I was wrong. I didn't mean to do that."
When Shimizu Yuzuki saw her aunt, Shimizu Yukizuki, she realized that she had been teasing her.
Shimizu Yuzuki quickly begged for mercy, and then she immediately continued.
"Wait a minute, Auntie, you'll never guess who the author of this comic is."
Before Shimizu Setsukatsuki could properly teach Shimizu Yuzuki a lesson...
Shimizu Setsukatsu's attention was then drawn to what Shimizu Yuzuki had said.
Looking at the expression on her niece's face, she wanted to tell her immediately, but she tried hard to hold back.
It seems she is very familiar with the author of this comic, and also very familiar with herself.
But his niece seemed certain that he couldn't guess.
However, Shimizu Setsukatsu didn't intend to guess; she directly used her authority as an aunt.
"Oh, Yuyue, you were just teasing your aunt, and now you're making her guess."
"I've noticed you've become much bolder since joining the company."
Shimizu Setsukatsuki stood up and made a move to walk towards Shimizu Yugetsu.
Her beautiful, mature face regained its usual aloofness and majesty.
"Auntie, I'm not joking anymore, I'll tell you now."
Seeing this, Shimizu Yuzuki knew that Shimizu Yuzuki was just putting on an act, but she still played along.
"You'll be absolutely shocked to learn the identity of the author of the manga 'The Burial of Frillian'."
Without hesitation, Shimizu Yuzuki said directly:
"That's Xiao Zhen!"