But she did not dwell on it. For now, she had to deliver it to the editor-in-chief immediately.
There had never been an outstanding work before, but this one would definitely be no problem... and it could absolutely be adapted into an anime!
Besides, she was friends with Rita, and Shiina Mashiro knew her too... Now that the work had been sent directly to her, it was only natural that she would become their editor in charge from now on!
If it really got selected, or even adapted into an anime, she would strike it rich too.
With that thought, Iida Ayano hurriedly carried the manga manuscript toward the editor-in-chief's office.
Once she reached the door, Iida Ayano quickly knocked.
"Editor-in-Chief Matsuda!"
Though she was somewhat excited, she was also a little uneasy. Even if she felt there should be no problem, she could not help worrying.
"Come in!"
A few seconds later, an impatient voice rang out from the office, making Iida Ayano slightly afraid.
Iida Ayano
"Editor-in-Chief Matsuda!"
After entering, Iida Ayano gave a respectful bow. Though she was usually rather carefree, she still had to be proper here.
In Japan, especially in Japanese companies, young employees had to show respect to veteran employees who had contributed to the company for many years, regardless of how capable those veterans were. It was a necessary courtesy. This kind of etiquette might not be particularly fair to talented young people, but to elderly workers who had dedicated their entire lives, it was a great blessing. Generally, veteran employees also earned far more than new ones.
Editor-in-Chief Matsuda was a middle-aged man in his forties. Though he was only in his forties, he was already almost completely bald. Perhaps this industry was simply too demanding.
"Editor Iida, what is it?"
Matsuda