Ogawa is a little confused, isn't it a good thing for the author to contribute? Although they don't understand why the author chose to submit anonymously. Does he not care about the royalties? Or does he not want people to know that he wrote the novel?
Having said that, the novel is really well written!
"That… just look at it." The female shinigami who spoke, didn't know how to explain, and then handed the manuscript to Ogawa, who was in charge of the "Seireitei Communication Monthly".
Ogawa took the manuscript and began to read it.
The content, continuing from the last time, is about Captain Jushiro's serious illness, and Captain Shunsui's taking care of him.
As a result, at the beginning of the article, he was given a thunderous critical hit.
"How come…"
He didn't expect that the author of this novel would actually write like this. Writing about the relationship between Captain Shunsui and Captain Jushiro's relationship like this is simply insulting the captains he respected in his heart, and he subconsciously wanted to tear up the manuscript, but in the end, he held back, perhaps because the previous content of this novel was not bad, so he always had some expectations, and wanted to continue reading it.
As he continued to read, soon this episode passed, Captain Jushiro recovered from his illness, and returned to a peaceful daily academy life, and all kinds of small conflicts in the learning process finally returned to good.
It can be said that if there was no such 'explosive' content, the quality of the novel as a whole is really high.
"9th Seat Ogawa, do you want to continue serializing this novel…?" The female shinigami asked Ogawa because she also saw Ogawa's frowning and angry look.
To be honest, when she just got the manuscript and saw the content in it, she was also a little angry.
But after reading it, she actually still has some sense of expectation in her heart.
She looks forward to Ogawa continuing to serialize it.
She doesn't know why, although this novel has their own captain, but it is really wonderful… If the author of the novel is not willing to write it because it is no longer serialized, it will be really regrettable.
Ogawa was about to refuse, but when the words came to his lips, he didn't know if it was because other plots besides that one which moved him, he thought for a while, and said, "Continue to serialize, but some content must be deleted!"
The female shinigami responded positively.
Afterwards, she was about to censor this episode and sort out the deleted novel. As a result, Ogawa stopped her, "I will do it myself."
What Ogawa thought was that the fewer people who knew about the original content, the better, so he had to do it himself.
Of course, Mazuru didn't know that there would be these stories in the releasing process of his novel. In fact, after handing over the entire novel to Rangiku, he didn't pay much attention to the novel.
Speaking of the novel, he learned about it from Nanao during a date with her.
"Recently, a novel based on Captain Shunsui and Captain Jushiro has been added to the "Seireitei Communication Monthly", and it has been well received."
When he heard this, Mazuru had a premonition that something was wrong, so he pretended not to know and asked, "Oh? What kind of novel is it?"
"It's called 'Anecdotes of Shunsui and Jushiro', and it was created based on the events of the two captains at the Shinō Academy."
Fuck.
If Mazuru only had some guesses when he heard Nanao at first, then after hearing the name, he has already confirmed that this is the book he wrote in his spare time.
When he handed over the novel to Rangiku, it was only for the sake of Rangiku being his first book fan, purely as a benefit to her, but he didn't take the matter of publishing the novel that Rangiku said to heart.
From Mazuru's point of view, just relying on those large-scale things, it will definitely fail the review. In the end, not only did it pass the review, but it was also well received?
Are those reviewers bribed?
Or is this world far more open-minded than he imagined?
If that's the case, then he won't be lazy. He doesn't mind carrying out the stories of a certain genre containing a certain young woman and a certain boy.
However, after looking at the book in Nanao's hand, he realized that he had misunderstood it.
"It turned out to be an abridged version."
As the original author, Mazuru could tell at a glance that the novel had omitted parts.
He also didn't expect that the reviewer actually loved this novel so much that he would rather delete some plots, and make it available to the public.
Seeing that Mazuru was fascinated, Nanao thought that he also liked the novel, and explained, "This is just a part of it. If you want to read the previous ones, I can find the previous issues of "Seireitei Communication Monthly" for you."
"No need." Mazuru shook his head and said, "I'm not interested in men's stories."
Especially the stories between men and men.
Back to Third Division.
Mazuru couldn't help sighing. He didn't expect that the book could pass the review, and it was published in a dignified way after omission. He just doesn't know if it was Rangiku who deleted it, or shinigami who was in charge of review and publication.
If it is the former, there is nothing wrong with it. Only Rangiku has seen the uncensored content. If it is the latter, there is a problem. Since the shinigami, who is in charge of the publication, has seen the uncensored content and deleted it, this means that more than one person has definitely seen the uncensored content, and no one can guarantee when a traitor will appear in the editorial department and leak the uncensored content.
Now that he thinks about it, it is a bit reckless to hand over the original manuscript to Rangiku. If the uncut content of this novel leaks out, and then Shunsui and Jushiro starts investigating about it, he doesn't know if it will be traced back to Rangiku or not.
Even if Rangiku did not confess about him being the original author, it would still be bad if Rangiku gets involved.
Just as Mazuru was thinking wildly, a figure who was tending a persimmon tree in the courtyard caught his attention.
Ichimaru Gin!
After going out to support other divisions for a while, this tool man has returned.
Looking at Gin, Mazuru suddenly had an idea about a new book in his mind.
"Gin, do you think it's a good idea to write a novel about a person that has been undercover by the enemy's side for many years just to fulfill certain obsession in his heart?"
When Gin heard Mazuru's words suddenly, he was a little puzzled at first, but after he realized the content of the question, his heart shivered and his narrowed eyes opened slightly.
Did he found out?!
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