The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled ‘Cartoonists Who Don’t Want to Draw Adapted Comics’! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

A large-scale doujin event that will be held in Tokyo this Sunday (November 17th)《COMITIA 150》Now it has caused a considerable stir. The reason for this is that an active manga artist named Hei Huan caused widespread controversy due to the planned release of a doujinshi before the event could even begin.

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

The reason for the incident is that Hei Ting has recently been involved in several manga adaptations of light novels, and this time the doujinshi actually described aA manga artist who has been unwilling to draw adapted manga despite having to do so.

This setting has sparked dissatisfaction with whether he disregards the original author of the novel invited for adaptation. Let’s delve into the ins and outs of this event together.

COMITIA 150》The doujin exhibition will be held lively this Sunday

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

Japanese manga artist Kuroko recently posted on social media platform X to《COMITIA 150》Promote the doujinshi sold in the doujinshi exhibition, accompanied by several illustrations.

The title of this doujinshi isA long story about a manga adaptation that no longer wants to draw another worldThis is the work of kurobuchi no IWAYA.

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

The protagonist of the story is a manga artist named Sanxingmi (Sanxingmi). For many years, she struggled to have too many serialization opportunities, but due to the publisher’s commission to adapt a “novel set in medieval Europe” into a manga, her life was barely stable. However, deep down Samsung fans strongly reject such jobs.

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

In the story, she tells:The stories of the Middle Ages are really popular. Although I am happy to be commissioned, I no longer want to participate in this genre

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

She candidly said,At the beginning, I was not interested in this theme, but because it was popular, I thought maybe I would fall in love with it when I started drawing, but in the end, I still couldn’t fall in love with it and felt even more bored. Her frustration was also fully expressed in the story, stating that she had changed from “lack of enthusiasm” to “no interest”.

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

This doujinshi《I will draw an original cartoon for several billion years! Modified Edition》We plan to sell it at this week’s doujinshi exhibition.

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

However, despite this work being released as early as August of this year《COMITIA 149》The first appearance did not cause much controversy, but this re appearance has attracted a lot of criticism.

Many Japanese netizens have questioned whether Kuroko expressed her inner emotions of not wanting to take on such jobs through her works. And the Samsung fans of the story are nothing but projections of themselves.

One of the authors who once invited Kuroko to adapt the manga, “Misami,” expressed her disappointment online, saying, “I thought the manga adaptation was good, but now it’s so sad

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

In the night when he was looking for a son-in-law, his father, son, was dismissed from the wedding party and was ordered to marry with me. ‘

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

It is a villainy daughter of the root though it is a villainy daughter of the root though it is a villainy daughter of the root though it is a villainy daughter of the root though it is a villainy of the villain.

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

In addition to these, he also participated in the creation of the official doujinshi comic book collection for ‘Horse Racing Girl’.

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

A large number of Japanese netizens flooded into Kuroko’s social media accounts, accusing him of disrespecting his clients. This controversy also forced Mimi and Kuroko to gradually hide their social accounts.

The attitude of Japanese netizens towards this matter can be summarized as follows:I believe that if you are unwilling to take on such a job, you can completely refuse or create under another pen name to avoid this disappointing situation.

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

Some even commented that heBreaking the integrity of being a cartoonist.

Someone pointed out that,I don’t understand why this has become a controversy. Do you really think that the ideas of the story characters are consistent with those of the author

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

And another type of speech joked:If you want to paint this kind of work, at least you should change the name, don’t let anyone know it’s you

The manga artist who took over the adaptation work has launched a doujinshi titled 'Cartoonists Who Don't Want to Draw Adapted Comics'! Netizens criticize it for not respecting the original author!

Why did this discussion suddenly escalate into a major suspense before this Sunday’s event. On the day of the event, whether this comic can be released as scheduled will undoubtedly become a major highlight this weekend.

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