What Makes the World of Gintama Special! (Bonus Chapter for Book-Reading Nobody's Alliance Leader, 52)

"What kinds of creatures might exist in the universe?"

"As long as they possess the intelligence for normal communication, we recognize them all as intelligent species."

"As for the source of his creations."

Fan Jie's voice remained steady and objective. "When the many manga artists under Shueisha face similar questions from the media or readers, their answers are largely alike and carry a rather mystical air."

"They claim that story concepts, character designs, and even specific plotlines do not entirely come from deliberate logical planning or artistic refinement after gathering material."

"More often, they come while sleeping, bathing, or even taking a dump."

"Inspirations of images, fragmented or complete, emerge naturally from their minds like spring water."

"Thus, within this planet's manga industry, there is even a saying: 'To become a top-tier manga artist, you must first be a genius.'"

"That is to say, without this special gift for inspiration, relying solely on acquired effort and polished technique..."

"It is difficult to create manga that truly becomes a bestseller and moves people's hearts."

Having finished speaking, Fan Jie, whose true body was a member of the Digital Race, raised his head and looked at the manga on the screen, continuing his calm analysis of this unconventional phenomenon.

"I believe that these 'bestselling manga artists' under Shueisha may have inadvertently become some kind of 'information receivers.'"

Borsalino immediately tilted his mouth in confusion. "Information receivers?"

"Yes, Admiral Kizaru." Fan Jie nodded respectfully.

"They may have been born with unusual spiritual power, or their soul frequencies may differ from ordinary people's."

"In any case, they are able to unconsciously capture 'some kind of information' transmitted into the universe from other planets."

"This information settles and ferments within their subconscious."

"Then, after being filtered and processed through their personal understanding, cultural backgrounds, and