"Laborer manga" was a subtle yardstick. Most people hoped the works they liked would be recognized and accepted by others, yet once the majority accepted a work, some people would label it "laborer manga" to prove how different they were—
Back when Dragon Ball had yet to become famous, people eagerly debated who was stronger in the World Martial Arts Tournament. But once Dragon Ball became laborer manga, no one talked about the Cell Games anymore, because everyone already knew the plot. So, most people shifted their focus to EVZ and began discussing the feasibility of the Human Instrumentality Project...
Anyway, it was the kind of thing that seemed awesome even when you had no idea what it meant!
"So laborer manga basically means hugely popular works..." Yukino Yukinoshita had clearly realized something. With a soft laugh, she asked, "Then does Natsukawa want JoJo's Bizarre Adventure to be accepted by the public, or..."
"JoJo's Bizarre Adventure will never become laborer manga!" Masuzu Natsukawa cut off the Second Miss again. "Every time people reread JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, they can discover profound meanings they hadn't noticed before. That is a depth that manga like Dragon Ball, which only knows how to fight, simply does not possess..."
"Allow me to offer a rebuttal..." Yukino Yukinoshita picked up the conversation. "Although I only started reading manga recently, Dragon Ball is undoubtedly an interesting work to me..."
"JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is interesting too!"
"Natsukawa, could you let me finish?" The Second Miss was remarkably patient with anyone other than Sogo Doma. "You say Dragon Ball lacks depth. Indeed, its story appears to be about a group of people setting out on a journey to use the Dragon Balls to make wishes, but it still contains many plotlines worth pondering...
"Take Oolong, for instance. He seemed