"Hey, let's have a copy of Yomiuri!" Kimura Tae took out a bean paste bag for breakfast under his armpit, took out a few coins from his pocket, and threw them directly into the money box at the newspaper booth.

"Thank you!" The voice of an old woman came from behind.

"Um..." Kimura turned around and was about to leave. As soon as he looked up, he fixed a magazine with a clip in a corner of the newsstand: ""...Shin Shin-h? What is this?"

"Ah, do you like it? This was sent by a young man who came here the day before yesterday. It is said to be a magazine for distribution!"

"Agent sales?" Kimura didn't understand the secret: "What is agency sales?"

"Haha..." The old woman smiled: "I don't know either! This was accepted by my man. It is said that he didn't have to spend money to buy it, and finally bought it together after it was sold!"

Kimura's mind turned around and already understood the meaning of this: "Can you show me?"

"Hi Yi!" The old woman took the album and handed it to Kimura. The latter took it and saw another accident: the national unified retail price: 109 yuan. "What does this mean?"

"I'm sorry, this is something that many people don't understand. Not only you, but even the few people who came to buy books yesterday, don't understand the meaning of it."

Kimura thought for a moment, then took out a banknote and a few coins from his pocket: "I'll take one."

"Hi!" The old woman saluted again: "Thank you for coming."

"Goodbye." Kimura stuffed the album under his armpit and turned around and left. Who knew that there were suddenly a few boys in white shirts behind him: "Hey, is that this one?" One of the big men asked his companions around him loudly.

"It seems to be here, right? I...I forgot!" A little boy lowered his head and replied timidly.

"Idiot!" the big man cursed: "Hey, was he bought the picture album here yesterday?"

The old woman looked at the little boy in the lead: "It seems. Is there any problem?"

"No." The big boy's eyes rolled around the newsstand, and suddenly raised his hand: "Is this album still there?"

Kimura could see clearly on the side that the boy was in the same album as he had just bought.

"Yes, some." The old woman quickly took out a few picture albums from the newsstand. The boy took them over and looked through a few pages, and then put them down in disappointment: "Is there nothing new?"

“Isn’t this… new?”

"I mean, isn't the content new?"

"Ah, sorry, not yet!"

"So that?" The boy looked disappointed: "It's so regretful! Hello, Kitano, do you know when new ones will be released?"

The little boy named Kitano was the one who smiled bitterly and scratched his head: "How do you know this? But the introduction to the book should be next month, right?"

"You have to come here to buy it as soon as next month, know?"

"Hi!" Kitano quickly bowed and replied loudly.

Watching the boys walking away, Kimura probably understood that this album might be very good, and the children were eager to see the content of the next episode, but to their disappointment, they only had one album a month. Well, if you say that, you should not have spent your money wrong? He thought about it all the way, and he walked towards the tram station.

The tram made a rhythmic clanging sound, leading the passengers on the car to their respective destinations. Kimura found a seat in the car, and while eating bean paste bags, he looked through the newly bought newspapers. He had a habit of choosing some current affairs news to read when eating. He felt that this would make him eat more deliciously - it was one of Kimura's quirks.

"The discussion on exchange rate between the United States and Japan has come to an end. The key point that both sides are confused is that they are unwilling to give in to their respective positions. The United States insists that Japan's exchange rate is stable at 1:355 yen; while the Japanese side's attitude is that in order to ensure the development of Japan's post-war economic development, the ratio of the yen to the US dollar should not be less than 390. For further negotiation progress, our newspaper will further follow up the report."

The tram suddenly stopped, Kimura's body shook violently, and the newspaper fell to the ground: "Hey, what are you doing?" There were dissatisfied complaints in the carriage.

"I'm sorry, I'm sorry." The tram driver apologized without any worries, and did not bother to scold the pedestrians who were rushing to the streets, so he quickly started the tram.

Kimura swallowed the last bite of breakfast, bent down and picked up the newspaper and put it aside. He picked up the magazine he had just bought and flipped it out: "Huh? Is it colorful? It's interesting." He originally wanted to read it for a while and wait until the unit continued to read it, but who knew that he could never let it go after seeing it!

"Crayon Shin-chan" may not be the best Japanese comic, but it is definitely the funniest - Ai Fei chose this work as his first stepping stone, which was also a lot of brainstorm! As he said in an interview: Five years are not long or short, and the Japanese people have deeply tasted the humiliation and pain brought by the failure of the war. Of course, they have not yet reached the depth of how much pain the war brings to the people. They just hope to find a carrier that can temporarily make them happy through what forms of text or pictures. "Crayon Shin-chan" just can meet people's needs in this regard!

Looking at the funny pictures of this innocent and a little evil boy fighting with his mother, Kimura smiled sincerely. When he watched Miya silently watching the kindergarten bus go away, he muttered: "The morning sun is so dazzling, and Shin-chan's bowel movement is pulled on his pants!" He could no longer suppress his inner joy and laughed loudly: "Hahahaha!"

“…………!”

"Ah, I'm sorry!" After laughing, Kimura realized that he was actually on the tram. He immediately put the picture book in place and got up to apologize to the passengers around him who were shocked by him.

When he arrived at the company and took out the album again to appreciate it carefully, more laughter came from his throat, which made his colleagues around him become curious: "Kimura kun..."

"Ah, I'm sorry!" Seeing that his disobedience affected others, Kimura hurriedly hid in a place where no one was around and started looking around.

In the content of the first volume of "Crayon Shin-chief", Ai Fei specially selected the most interesting sections of the comics seen in later generations. One is Shin-chief and his mother fight at home, the other is Shin-chief undergoing earthquake training in kindergarten, and the other is the nutritious lunch with Kazuma as the protagonist. In the third section, Kazuma was full of annoyance and fear because he overturned the nutritious lunch. Even if I got married, in the picture below, a girl dressed like a bride appeared, looking at him affectionately: 'Husband, I heard that you gave nutritious lunch when you went to kindergarten...?' Even if I died, the picture below is a grave. Two old men led a child's hand and pointed to the grave and said to the child: 'This person gave nutritious lunch when he went to kindergarten...?'

This picture full of exaggeration and imagination made Kimura laugh wildly! He never thought how could anyone use such a simple and imaginative picture to show him such an interesting child's life! This has almost never appeared before, it was amazing!

Kimura's emotions naturally attracted the inquiries from his colleagues. While holding back his laughter, he handed the album he had read to the curious colleagues. So, the loud laughter that was not as weak as Kimura's, echoed in the office. Kimura and his colleagues certainly didn't know that the same scene appeared in different occasions: in the company, campus, living room, bathroom, bedroom, and even some people would suddenly wake up with a laugh in their sleep!

"Crayon Shin-chan" has humorous content, childlike dialogue and the little boy who looks too precocious no matter how he looks, attracted the attention of all readers who are lucky enough to read this album in the shortest time! However, more people hear this story in the mouths of others - it is already funny just to listen to others' narratives, and it would be even more pleasant if they could see it in person! However, few people got this picture book - the first edition has only 5,000 volumes, which is really too few for Tokyo, which has a total population of about 4 million!
Chapter completed!