Ise Yu Yuzhijin handed over a business card.
On this simple and exquisite business card, the name of a magazine company was printed, along with the name Morihara Tomona, and a brief introduction of the job position below.
Without a doubt, this was the business card of a manga magazine editor. Shirakawa Sawahei didn't know much about manga publications, having only looked up related terms before the cultural festival competition.
"Monthly Girls"?
Isn't this a shoujo manga publication? Although it later transitioned to more general romance manga, the main audience is still mostly girls. Is this editor inviting the Slacker Girl to sign up as a manga artist?
Why on earth would they look for a manga artist to be a shoujo manga creator? Aren't most of the Slacker Girl's fans guys? Where do all these girls who like to read her stuff come from?
