"What do you think... is the most important thing about comics?"
Lin Ke naturally accepted this disciple.
If some random person had come along, Lin Ke certainly would not have accepted him.
But this was Wu Daozi. How could he possibly turn him down?
With disciples who would each become more badass than the last, wouldn't he, their master, be able to swagger around unchallenged?
"Master, I believe the most important thing about comics is the simplicity of the images," Wu Daozi said, identifying one of their characteristics.
But that was only one aspect.
"Yes and no." Lin Ke smiled. "I'm asking about the characteristics of comics, not the characteristics of the techniques used to draw them."
Confusion immediately appeared on Wu Daozi's face. "Please enlighten me."
"How about this, Wu Daozi?" Lin Ke pointed at the door. "Come back to my place with me. We can put up a little room beside mine for you to live in. What do you think?"
The courtyard Minister Qi had given him was small, but it still had enough space for another little room.
In this era, building a room did not require so many approvals or procedures, much less involve things like shared floor area, interior floor area, or actual built-up area.
As long as you had a stamped land deed, you could build even the Oriental Pearl Tower on it, let alone add a little room.
"Is... is that really all right?"
Lin Ke did not know what Wu Daozi had been through, but he seemed to be all alone now.
To put it plainly, although Lin Ke held servile status, his reputation was now soaring, and he had made quite a name for himself.
He had not only fame but property, and a few days earlier, he had even