There is No Problem with the Youth Under the Snow

He picked up the black tea beside his hand and sipped it.

Chapter 220 Chapter 29 Zaimoza's doujinshi project

Yoshiki Zaimiza, a hopelessly ill patient, is actually a real person, even so.

The reason why it is called 'reality' is because even in the face of cruel reality, one can easily abandon the road and change the direction.

I still remember that his dream from the beginning when he was a child was to be a cartoonist.

Later, no matter how much I learned, I couldn't learn to draw well, and I didn't have any talent in this area, so I gave up this path.

So I can't help but change to a closer idea. If I want to be a writer, it seems that as long as I can write a few simple words, I can be called a writer.

But as I got older, I gradually realized that even a light novel writer is a very stressful and hard job.

Moreover, his own writing is not suitable.

So, again, the road change, if edited, is okay.

Just as I was thinking, I was suddenly interrupted.

"Timber seat."

"What, what..."

Zaimiza, who was suddenly called, straightened his sitting position and met Kasumigaoka's icy gaze.

"Having said so much, you should give up on your own."

A slightly cold voice resounded in the room.

Probably hitting the bullseye, Zaimokuza fell into silence with grease and sweat on his forehead.

There is no need to ask more, the answer to this question is already doomed.

"No...no, I...just want to change my path."

Just as he was fidgeting in the delicate and uncomfortable space and defending with difficulty.

Isshiki looked away from the vanity mirror, glanced here, and sighed briefly.

"...Although everything is fine, is it easy to be an editor of a publishing house?"

Because she has been completely ignoring it, she thought she wasn't listening to anyone at all, but it seemed that she had heard it for the time being.

Hearing Isshiki's words, the frozen air seemed to have finally thawed a little.

Although Isshiki was not asking anyone, Yukinoshita tilted his head and said.

"Remember that the threshold for publishing houses is still quite high..."

"Eh~, it seems like a lot of work."

Yubihama's timely response made it unclear whether she understood or not.

In any case, the Yukihama thing was put aside, what Yukinoshita said was indeed true.

If the threshold is not high, then is it not the work of editing that anyone who can read the text can do it?

Without certain experience and experience, the publishing house will definitely not consider it.

However, Zaimokuza's voice seemed unexpectedly calm.

"Well, indeed, I also tried to look it up on the Internet. It seems that it is very hard to get a job."

Zaimokuza hummed, folded his arms and nodded.

"It's just that I don't understand.... What's the hard work.... It's obvious that you can be an editor of a light novel with your eyes closed. It must be just reading and writing a good manuscript. Anyone can do it. It's a simple job, why don't you just go up and send some emails to some of the top-ranking guys on the bookstore website?"

"oh oh……"

Although it is unimaginable that it came from the violent words of past light novel writers.

Well, but in fact, it is not easy to know what a light novel editor does, and it may be helpless to have such a prejudice.

In general, light novel editing feels like a hard job.

Just dealing with those procrastinating writers will probably give you a stomachache.

There are also some unscrupulous authors who will blame the editor for their achievements.

"Well, if you don't get hired in the first place, you won't know."

Hearing Yukinoshita say that, Zaimokuza nodded.

"I have naturally considered the countermeasures for job hunting."

"Oh?...you said"

As if interested in what he said next, Kasumigaoka's gaze returned to him again.

"It's really hard to get hired after graduating. However, it's different if you change jobs. At my level, I first sneak into some editing station or weak publishing house, and then target those who need work experience from there. ."

Zai Muza smiled and leaned back, and said with a terrific expression.

It's incredible that his words are so persuasive that he is so confident.

"Oh, I was thinking about it unexpectedly..."