September, the autumn harvest season. The weather in Tokyo has not turned cold yet, and the power of the autumn tiger has just begun. Masayoshi Kishimoto was sitting in a comic cold drink shop, blowing air conditioning, and was immersed in the joy of NCsoft's online game company officially pushing "Paradise" to the market.

I have been waiting for this day since March last year to now for more than ten months. In addition to having less time than Nezha's mother, I finally hoped that the melon would fall.

The leisure and entertainment methods in the whole world will gradually undergo qualitative changes. The rise of the Internet will not only bring spring to the online gaming industry, but will also spread throughout all walks of life in the future.

It has changed the way humans live and work. This change is unprecedented. Even in just two or three decades, it will have a greater and far-reaching impact on humans than in the past two or three hundred years.

People can live well without leaving home. They can also make money through online office virtualization. You can order takeout when eating.

Various spiritual needs for the opposite sex have become very easy, and can be completed by moving the mouse. As for the actual physiological needs for the opposite sex, you can also get door-to-door service through relevant websites like the ancient emperors.

In RB, as long as you comply with the relevant laws and regulations on buying and selling spring, everything is legal. If the law does not prohibit it, it can be done.

Even toilet paper that is as small as a wiping butt can be purchased online and then delivered to the door of the house via express delivery. As long as you don’t get seriously ill, you basically don’t have to step out of the house, and you can do it all.

The new change that followed was the emergence of a large number of otakus. Many of them did not just escape from reality, but were due to their unsociable personality, and felt that dealing with people was particularly troublesome, or they had social phobia, etc.

At this time, a girl sitting directly opposite Masayoshi Kishimoto put down the comic book in her hand and stared at him with wide eyes.

She accidentally discovered that the other party had been smiling foolishly with a comic book in her hand for more than half an hour, but she didn't turn a page back. So she couldn't help but be curious that the current scene happened.

"Sorry, I'm disturbing you. Are you sick?" Makoto Nakai finally couldn't help asking.

After she asked this, Masayoshi Kishimoto recovered from being immersed in his personal thoughts. He stared at the strange girl sitting opposite him with a medium-sized appearance, and pondered for a moment.

Masayoshi Kishimoto suddenly smiled at her and said, "I'm not sick. Thank you for your concern."

"That's good." Makoto Natsui's face showed some nervous expression and relaxed.

From the corner of his eyes, Masayoshi Kishimoto saw the comic book on his desk: "Naughty Kiss", also known as "Prank Kiss", which is "A Kiss", which is "A Kiss".

"So you like to watch Kaori Tada's pinnacle work, "Naughty Kiss", which is known as a comic comedy of love! I also like it. But this work is not finished..."

Masayoshi Kishimoto suddenly stopped halfway through his words. He could not say what had not happened in the future in advance.

It is still September 1998, and Kaoru Tada unfortunately passed away on March 11, 1999 due to a cerebral hemorrhage, resulting in the entire work not being completed.

"What's wrong if it's not finished?" Seeing that he was about to speak, Makoto Nakai was completely aroused and curiosity was fully aroused.

Masayoshi Kishimoto remained silent. What’s special about this comic is that it is different from the general story about the male and female protagonists falling in love or getting married.

It describes a story that lasted for nearly 9 years (from the confession to the two of them slowly getting familiar with each other, falling in love, getting married, and finally until the heroine is suspected of becoming pregnant (the animation production team wrote a plot from the heroine's suspected pregnancy to giving birth to a daughter named Kotomi based on the creative notes left by the author during his lifetime, and used this as the final ending). It was because the author Kaoru Tada suddenly passed away and could not end in a hurry.

The comics are always frozen in Naoki, watching the sweet and surprising scene of Kotoko who was asked by herself, "Are you pregnant?"

Kaoru Tada's "Naughty Little Kiss" is not only very popular in RB, but also extremely popular in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.

It also has various brain-stimulating effects on the post-80s generation in mainland China, especially girls. The first half (volumes 1-10) can be classified as the first part, and the two get married in the tenth book; the second half (volumes 11-23) can be classified as the second part, describing all kinds of interesting things after the two get married.

The story is probably that Aihara Kotoko from Class F, a high school third year of Tonan High School, finally plucked up the courage to write a love letter to the genius boy Irie Naoki who had been secretly in love for a long time, but was ruthlessly rejected and ridiculed as a fool.

Just when Qinzi was most disappointed, the newly built house in her home was also destroyed by the earthquake. Qinzi's father took Qinzi to his friend's house that he hadn't seen for a long time, but he didn't expect it was Irijiang's home.

After six years of war of resistance, Kotoko and Naoki finally entered the wedding hall. After marriage, the funny things between a genius husband with a super high IQ and an idiot wife who is stupid and can also be called a genius are constantly funny.

Masayoshi Kishimoto didn't realize that the relationship between him and Rie Sakai was quite similar to the interesting things that happened in this comic work.

"Do you know something?" Seeing that he didn't say anything, Makoto Nakai became more and more eager to know.

Masayoshi Kishimoto intentionally changed the topic and continued: "Since you like a comic book with love theme like "Naughty Little Kiss", I will introduce you to read a new comic "Pure Lover Landlord and Pretty Tenant" published in "Weekly Boy Magazine". I promise that you will never let you down. If you want to read it, I have it on my hands. I can give it to you."

He knew that this comic "The Pure Landlord and Pretty Tenant" created by the cartoonist Ken Akamatsu is also very popular in RB, but also in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, which has at least influenced a generation.

As a born born in the 1980s, even if you have never watched the comic books of "Naked Little Kiss" and "The Pure Landlord and Pretty Tenant", you have more or less watched the changed TV cartoons or TV series. No matter how bad you are, you should have heard of their names.
Chapter completed!