Kenichi Yamamoto felt cold, and most of the other cartoonists felt cold.

Including those cartoonists who say "Bachelor" is better, they also feel cold.

To be honest, the reason why they say "Bachelor of Basketball" is actually because it is a work by Kenichi Yamamoto.

If they evaluate it absolutely fairly and justly, they really think "Slam Dunk" is better.

No one expected that the result would be like this.

Is Li Han's strength in Yan Kingdom so strong?

Or is this work not actually Li Han’s work, but a work created by all the cartoonists in the entire Yan Kingdom?

This possibility is not without.

After all, for the Yan country comics industry, if Li Han can beat Kenichi Yamamoto this time, it will be of great significance.

This meaning is very important to the entire Yan Country comics.

For this victory, it is entirely possible and feasible that they join forces to create such a work together and secretly.

It's just a guess, and there's no evidence. At least there's no evidence now.

Then, there is no point in discussing this now.

Let's think about what to do next?

Want to publicly admit that Slam Dunk is better?

If it publicly admits it, it will be slapped in the entire island comics field.

This is really unacceptable.

"Mr. Yamamoto, what do you think? What should we do next?" Someone asked Kenichi Yamamoto.

After all, Kenichi Yamamoto is the protagonist and the person who was slapped the most in the face.

"I can only say that the beginning of "Slam Dunk" is indeed good, much better than I expected. And now I want to talk about who is better and who is worse in the two works? It's a little earlier. For a long work, it is obviously inappropriate to determine who is better and who is worse through just one issue. Let's watch it after two more episodes." Kenichi Yamamoto said.

There is no way, now this is all we can do.

Yamamoto is definitely unwilling to admit that "Slam Dunk" is better. But he can't force himself to say that "Bachelor" is better.

After all, countless people in the comic field in both countries can make their own judgments.

It is not a wise choice to force yourself to say that your work is better.

Then, I can only post two more periods to watch. Will things turn around when I see it?

Moreover, this statement is absolutely tenable and no one can say anything.

Also, Kenichi Yamamoto is still confident in his works.

He believes that after two more episodes of his "Bachelor of Basketball" can turn defeat into victory.

Li Han was able to create such a stunning opening, but it may not be able to keep this stunning.

You should know that there are not a few works that start with amazing things. But most works that start with amazing things tend to quickly become mediocre.

The more Ken Yamamoto thought about it, the brighter his eyes became, the more he felt that this possibility was very high.

Then, Kenichi Yamamoto quickly adjusted his mentality and once again became full of confidence.

And the other comic writers, after hearing what Kenichi Yamamoto said, all nodded slowly.

Not bad, not bad, it's too early to make a conclusion now.

"It is actually not too difficult to create a stunning opening. The difficulty is to keep the level going. Mr. Yamamoto said it well. If you have two more episodes of it, the quality of "Slam Dunk" may drop rapidly. Whoever is better or worse at that time will naturally be very clear."

"Yes. Li Han is young and capable. Such a person is indeed easy to create a stunning opening, but it is impossible to maintain his level."

"I hope this is true! Now I don't expect Li Han to be defeated. As long as I can beat Li Han, even if the advantage is small, it is acceptable."

"Don't worry, we will definitely win in the end."

“…”

The cartoonists finally slowly felt relieved. They didn't expect this just now and thought it was over.

Now that I think about it carefully, Li Han will probably be in a bad way and will soon become depressed.

"However, Li Han's strength is far beyond our previous imagination, which is certain. Even if the quality of "Slam Dunk" declines rapidly in the future, this cannot be denied. Therefore, we must attach great importance to Li Han." A cartoonist said this again.

"That's true. Li Han's strength may be the best in the Yan country's comics field. Next, he may be the biggest enemy in the comics field in our island country."

"Our biggest enemy is such a young newcomer to Yanguo comics. This is really surprising, and even a bit ironic."

"It's true, but this is probably true."

“…”

The island cartoonists including Kenichi Yamamoto all sighed.

No one expected that Li Han would become their biggest enemy so soon.

Of course, the previous life was "Slam Dunk" and it was really a work by Li Han alone.

If "Slam Dunk" is not Li Han's work alone, I believe there will be rumors in a while.

No matter how the Yan country comics field keeps this secret, there will be rumors.

By then, Li Han will not be worthy of evidence.

However, before the rumor of the wind came out, Li Han needed to be regarded as his biggest enemy.

...

The entertainment media in the island country were a little confused at this time.

Originally, they had made sufficient preparations. After the special issue of "Daily Comics" was released today, they would report on the topic of "Kenichi Yamamoto defeated Li Han of Yan Kingdom".

They also made an appointment to interview several comic book fans, including Kenichi Yamamoto, and would randomly interview some comic book fans.

However, just when they were in high spirits for an interview, they found something was wrong with the atmosphere.

Cartoonists, including Kenichi Yamamoto, declined their interviews one after another, saying that it is not yet time to judge the quality of the two works, and that they will continue to serialize two or three issues before they can be seen.

I had agreed very readily before, but I also expressed my expectations. Why did I decline now?

Also, why is it not time to judge the quality now? They still want to continue to give Li Han, Yanguo?

Isn't this very possible?

The entertainment media is very confused.

Then I randomly interviewed comic book fans, and the answers from comic book fans also made them confused.

"This... can only be said that "Slam Dunk" is quite good. Compared with "Bachelor Basketball Boy", this... each has its own advantages. It's not very good to compare."

"Slam Dunk? It's better to like it very much."

"Of course I support Mr. Yamamoto, and I must support Mr. Yamamoto. I believe that Mr. Yamamoto's "Bachelor of Basketball" will become more and more exciting in the future, and in the end it will be even more exciting than "Slam Dunk".

"I believe that the person who wins in the end will definitely be Mr. Yamamoto."

“…”

What do these answers mean?

I believe that "Bachelor of Basketball" will become more and more exciting, and in the end it will be more exciting than "Slam Dunk"?

I believe that Mr. Yamamoto will win in the end?

That means that Li Han's "Slam Dunk" is now in a situation of winning?

How is this possible?

The entertainment media were completely confused.

Then, in conjunction with the fact that cartoonists such as Kenichi Yamamoto declined the interview and what they said.

Entertainment media have to accept the fact that Li Han's "Slam Dunk" is temporarily in a winning situation.
Chapter completed!