Chapter 718: Boss Supervision: Pages of Success

Chapter 718: Boss Supervision: Pages of Success



Kizuna Hall, PrimCon, Sakura City

10:45 AM, Friday, March 19th

Theo and Aurora made their way through the sea of excited fans and cosplayers toward the Fuji Jump Co. stand, a prominent fixture in the center of the bustling convention hall. The stand itself stood out in its sleek design-minimalist yet eye-catching, with its black-and- white banners proudly displaying the titles of some of the most popular serialized works in the industry. The names Naruto, Hataraku Maou-sama, Sword Art Online, and Tree of Joy were emblazoned across the displays, each attracting throngs of fans eager to get their hands on the latest volumes.

Theo owned 90% of Fuji Jump, having acquired it less than a year ago, while Sayuri, the head director, held the remaining 10%. In less than a year, the publishing house had undergone a transformation, catapulting four titles to massive success. Seeing the company's stand here at PrimCon, Theo couldn't help but feel a surge of pride. The venture had turned into a publishing powerhouse, and today, they were showcasing the fruits of that labor.

"Wow, this place is packed!" Aurora said, her eyes wide as she took in the bustling Fuji Jump stand.

"It's good to see the turnout," Theo replied, glancing at the various promotional displays. He had personally overseen the publishing of these titles, and each of them had become a bestseller, selling millions of copies in both physical and virtual formats. "It means we're doing something right."

As they approached the entrance of the stand, a group of Fuji Jump staff members spotted them. Recognition flashed in their eyes, and within moments, one of them hurried over to greet Theo and Aurora.

"Mr. Haiiro!" A young woman in the iconic black-and-white Fuji Jump uniform beamed as she approached. "It's an honor to see you here!"

(Author's Note: Theo and Aurora's last name will be Gray and/or Haiiro, so if you guys see someone calling Theo and Aurora Haiiro, don't be surprised.)Nôv(el)B\\jnn

Theo smiled, giving a polite nod. "Good to be here. You're all doing a fantastic job."

The young woman, clearly excited, motioned to the rest of the staff, who quickly gathered to meet them. Everyone already knew Theo's identity as he often frequented the Fuji Jump Headquarters, so everyone quickly greeted him with enthusiasm.

A ripple of excitement spread through the group as they all greeted Theo with enthusiasm, each expressing their gratitude for the opportunity to come to Sakura City to work in the PrimCon promotions. Aurora watched with a mix of amusement and admiration as Theo handled the attention with his usual calm demeanor, politely shaking hands and offering words of encouragement to the team.

"Thank you all for your hard work," Theo said, his voice steady yet appreciative. "It's great to see such a strong presence here at PrimCon. Keep up the good work."

"Mr. Haiiro, we've set up a special area inside for VIPS," the young woman explained. "Would you and your guest like to take a tour of the stand?"

Though Sayuri wasn't present at the convention, her influence was everywhere. Her meticulous planning and leadership helped transform Fuji Jump into what it is today. Even before Theo had bought the company, Sayuri had already laid the groundwork for success, and together they had taken it to new heights.

In another area, they sold all kinds of merchandise related to their works. T-shirts, sweatshirts, keychains, figurines, and many others.

The two of them sat for a while, watching as fans and industry insiders alike interacted with the different sections of the stand. Theo found himself quietly observing the joy and excitement on the faces of the attendees. It was one thing to see sales numbers on a spreadsheet, but it was something entirely different to see firsthand the impact these stories

had on people.

After some time, one of the staff members approached them again. "Mr. Haiiro, we have a special edition of our new weekly magazine we'd like to show you. Would you be interested in

taking a look?"

Theo smiled. "Of course."

They were led to a separate area where a table was set up with various copies of Fuji Jump's brand-new weekly magazine, which had only just been launched. The magazine featured serialized chapters from their current manga and light novels, along with exclusive interviews and bonus content for fans. It was available in both physical and virtual versions, and so far, the reception had been overwhelmingly positive.

Theo picked up one of the physical copies, flipping through the pages. The high-quality paper and vibrant colors stood out, and the content inside was well-organized and engaging. "This is impressive," Theo said, nodding approvingly. "The team did a great job on this."

"We're hoping it becomes a staple for fans," the staff member said enthusiastically. "Both the physical and digital versions have been selling out quickly."

"I can see why," Aurora chimed in. "It's a great way to keep up with all the new chapters."

Theo placed the magazine back on the table, satisfied with what he saw. "Keep up the great work," he said to the staff before turning to Aurora. "Ready to move on?"

"Yeah, let's check out some other stands before the crowd gets too crazy," Aurora replied.

With one last look at the Fuji Jump stand and the dedicated team making it all happen, Theo and Aurora made their way back into the main hall, eager to see what else PrimCon had to

offer.