"Besides, if all the authors used this kind of signature, Teacher Zhenyue's signature wouldn't stand out so awkwardly," Editor Onodera continued.
Yae Publishing House had been established for less than ten years, and there had never been a proposal for live book signings before. This was the first time, which was why it seemed so important. Yae Miko had even given Onodera several days off. If this live signing concluded successfully, live signings would probably become a regular practice in the future.
"If you think it's feasible, I'd naturally be happy to design signatures for the other authors as well," Albedo said.
"Leave the carving of the seals to me," Kaedehara Kazuha said as well. He was very skilled at carving.
"In that case, I'll contact the other two authors attending the new release event right away," Editor-in-Chief Hirayama said with a nod. This new release event had naturally not been organized for Xingqiu alone. Yae Publishing House also had two other authors attending, though neither had prepared for a live signing.
Come to think of it, the root of the problem with Xingqiu's live signing was indeed Xingqiu himself. The signatures he gave his editor were the finest ones he had practiced for a long time, and that was what had given Onodera the inspiration for this idea.
After being notified by phone, a man and a woman soon arrived on the second floor of Wuyou Tei. It had to be said that the advent of mobile phones had made communication here exceptionally convenient.
Once the two arrived, Editor-in-Chief Hirayama immediately gave them a general rundown of the situation. Both of them were delighted. If they could hold live signings, they were naturally willing, since it could raise their profiles and boost their sales.
"To receive a signature designed