Li Zhongxin received an international call from Hideko Oshima. He heard that "Detective Conan" was a big hit and that she had given "Detective Conan" the best position. She hoped that he could speed up the update. His face showed

A sweet smile.

Li Zhong was extremely sure that "Detective Conan" would be a big seller in Weekly Shonen, but he did not expect that the big sales would come so quickly.

Thinking of Hideko Oshima's reminder over there, Li Zhongxin began to have a headache again.

When it comes to drawing comics, Li Zhongxin thinks most about making money. He doesn't particularly like it. However, if he doesn't work so hard on drawing, how can he slow down the production of comics? Those are all real money.

Yuan!

Li Zhongxin also thought about asking RB to find him some cartoonists with better foundations and come to China to help him create together. However, Li Zhongxin thought about it again and realized that this was not a good plan.

Li Zhongxin’s current comics have the elements and style of later comics. If RB people come here to learn and create with him, those excellent elements and ideas will be learned by those RB people, even if they only learn a small part.

, that is also a great loss.

Instead of looking for those RB people, it is better to find some art lovers here in China with high salaries. After they teach these good things to them, even if they don't create for them, they will leave such good things to the country, and even better.

Accelerate the rapid development of domestic comics.

As soon as he thought of it, Li Zhongxin began to mobilize people with relatives in big cities such as Shanghai and let them call their relatives there and ask them to help do something. As long as they do these things, Zhongxin Company will give them five

Ten yuan for help.

Zxl Comics Studio is recruiting art enthusiasts who are good at comic creation. There is no limit on age or academic qualifications. If you pass the recruitment, food, accommodation, and round-trip train tickets will be included. The monthly salary is 80 yuan, and the bonus is not included. If you are interested, please call

0454-224488.

In just two days, small recruitment advertisements were posted on telephone poles and in the corners of small newspapers in several major cities in Shanghai and Beijing.

"Is there any mistake? Food, accommodation, round-trip train tickets are included, and the monthly salary is 80. Isn't this just a pie-in-the-sky thing?"

"Yes! No matter how you look at this kind of recruitment, it looks like recruitment by a scam company. We will definitely not fall into this trap."

"What is a comic studio? Now there is no restriction on academic qualifications and age?"

In the early 1980s, it was difficult to create small advertisements and job recruitment advertisements, and most people had no idea about non-state-owned companies.

As long as there are people with some ability, they will choose state-owned enterprises and will not believe what is written in the advertisements, even if there were not many people cheating in the 1980s.

Li Yongguo looked angrily at the Shanghai Art Studio where he had worked for three years, and angrily thought in his heart, how could a graduate of the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts starve to death?

No matter how poor you are, you can only beg for food. If you don't die, you will always come out.

If you don't leave me here, there will be a place for you to stay. Who doesn't have to wait until the storm rises again?

Li Yongguo was admitted to the Shanghai Art Studio with the best results from the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts. He always felt that he had entered the ideal holy land where he could devote all the knowledge he had learned to create the best animations.

However, the ideal is very full, and the reality is very skinny. Li Yongguo did very poorly in the studio. Almost everyone who knew him either said that he was arrogant because of his talent, or said that he was arrogant. In short, no one said anything good about him.

When arranging work, the leader always assigned Li Yongguo to the worst position to assist others in their creations. Whenever Li Yongguo was dissatisfied, he would say that he did not obey the leadership's arrangements.

During these three years, Li Yongguo did not develop any of his strengths. He felt that he was going to die. If he continued to live in such a muddle, his life would be completely ruined.

He couldn't help but smile when he thought about the gossip among his colleagues when he contradicted his boss and was dismissed.

These people say everything. They say that the earth will turn around no matter who it is. If Butcher Zhang is dead, do we really have to eat pigs with hair on them?

Although Li Yongguo was a professional who studied fine arts, he was fired from the Shanghai Art Studio.

Other state-owned units are not willing to accept people who have been fired from state-owned units for disobeying leadership arrangements.

Li Yongguo went to more than a dozen places to apply for jobs, but failed to find an ideal job. Seeing that he was left with two big unity cards in his hand, he selectively forgot the heroic words he made when he resigned.

Do I really choose another industry to do this? Is it impossible to realize my ideals in life, my beliefs and ambitions?

At this time, he saw a recruitment advertisement for art enthusiasts at Zhongxin Studio.

Like many people, when Li Yongguo first saw this recruitment advertisement from Zhongxin Company, he thought that Zhongxin Company was a scam company and that he should call the police and arrest him.

However, Li Yongguo thought about how he could be deceived now that he was like this, so he simply found a phone booth and called the number on the recruitment advertisement.

Zhongxin Company handles a lot of phone calls in Zhubantun, and it took Li Yongguo twenty minutes to get through the call.

If Li Yongguo hadn't been really desperate, he would never have spent twenty minutes waiting for the call to come through.

After the call was connected, Li Yongguo asked straight to the point without thinking: "Is your company recruiting artists who like to draw comics? The salary is 80 yuan a month, and does it include round-trip tickets?"

A sweet voice came from the phone, "Hello, sir, this is Zhongxin Company. Regarding art recruitment, it is true and effective. As long as you are an art worker and can complete the few comic drawing tasks every month,

The salary will definitely not change. You can come to our Jiangcheng site for an on-site inspection. If we can't reach an agreement, our company will also reimburse you for the round-trip ticket. If you are interested in coming here and don't have much money,

, our company can remit the bus fare and meal expenses on the way to you, but it will take some time..."

After Li Zhongxin published "Detective Conan" in Weekly Shonen, he directly told Wang Bo to ask the company to hire a salesperson to answer the phone.

Zhubantun accountant Lin Xia spent a lot of time dealing with Li Zhongxin. When she learned that Zhongxin Company was recruiting a salesperson to answer the phone, she immediately recommended her daughter to Li Zhongxin.

Zhao Yuanyuan is Lin Xia's daughter. Although her appearance is very ordinary and she is not the kind of beauty in Li Zhongxin's eyes, she is very popular.

In line with the idea that the good news should not go to outsiders, Li Zhongxin decided to let Zhao Yuanyuan have a try. Unexpectedly, Zhao Yuanyuan was very good at this job.

Li Zhongxin’s original intention was for Zhao Yuanyuan to only answer phone calls every day and record accurate and effective information. However, Zhao Yuanyuan was very good at communicating with people, and many things could be handled according to Li Zhongxin’s thoughts. This time Li Yongguo called

Zhao Yuanyuan said very well about applying for a job, expressing Li Zhongxin's eagerness for talent. As long as you have the ability, ideas, and want to apply, I will satisfy you in everything.

Li Yongguo and Zhao Yuanyuan chatted for a while and felt that the company was sincere, so they took the train directly to the capital, reversed the train and headed straight for Jiangcheng.

But Li Yongguo was sitting on the train, and the more he sat on the train, the more he felt something was wrong.

Companies in China that need artists are usually large companies in Shanghai or Beijing. What can small local companies do with artists like him?
Chapter completed!