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Actually, this line of thinking only slowly became clear to me after staying on Japan Island for these past few days.

In the past, I was entirely focused on anime and manga, so I didn't have many thoughts about matters outside of the works themselves.

But helplessly, the environment forced Chu Yu to think about these things.

Back in Modu, when Huang Ming asked him if he had any interest in going to Japan Island to work together, he still held some expectations for drawing manga at that time. After all, manga was the only thing Chu Yu outlined stroke by stroke. As for anime, aside from the script and character settings, there were many things he couldn't control. Plus, he hadn't considered the idea of acquiring a company rather than starting one from scratch... he had walked into a bit of a cognitive trap.

Moreover, Chu Yu could only afford to acquire an animation studio.

As for a manga company, even HG Manga Company, where Zhao Qinyin serializes her works, was beyond what Chu Yu's current funds could acquire. Take Jinia, for example—a company that owns a manga journal with weekly sales of 7 million. But this journal is priced at 15 yuan, and they make billions in sales annually just from that one journal alone, not to mention the additional copyright value of past works. Chu Yu's little bit of money is just a drop in the bucket...

Chu Yu's thoughts became clearer and more detached the more he pondered.

But Su Ruo... was startled by Chu Yu's words.

"What do you mean 'help you out'... I'm just a manga editor. Why would you need me to help you with a side account?" Su Ruo was completely bewildered by Chu Yu.

"Like you said, if you're going to