PS: It’s so troublesome to have a baby, especially during the National Day. There were traffic jams all the way, and I was really exhausted. However, the main problem was that my sister had a stomachache three times, but she didn’t hurt when she was sent to the hospital. She was speechlessly puzzled. It took five or six hours to go back and forth during the National Day. The highway was very congested. In fact, in the past few years, I have been watching the highway traffic jams like most people. I didn’t expect that I became one of them, and I was lucky!

In order to reach a cooperation, Zhao Chen's new works have long been limited to basketball comics, and basketball comics can be said to be quite rare, especially in this era.

In later generations, when it comes to basketball comics, we have to mention the cartoonist Yuhiko Inoue. Yes, "Slam Dunk" is his work. In addition to "Slam Dunk", there are also "Zero Second Attack" and "Fate Stronger", and these three basketball comics are called "Inoue Yuhiko's basketball trilogy by later generations.

Of course, in the trilogy, the highest sales, the best reputation and the most famous is undoubtedly "Slam Dunk". Even if the other two basketball comics have good results, the gap is quite large.

In addition to Yuhiko Inoue's basketball trilogy, there are also "Kuroko's Basketball", "The Hope Time", "Crossing the Court", "Slam Dunk", "Basketball Music", "Breaking Basketball", etc. Among them, the most famous are undoubtedly "Slam Dunk" and "Kuroko's Basketball".

Among these two works, "Buroko's Basketball" can be said to be the author's final cut in half. Perhaps it is related to the previous death threat, or perhaps it is inevitable that it will be impossible to control it if you continue to draw it, but only the cartoonist himself knows this.

In terms of popularity, the two works can be said to be not much different, but in general, "Slam Dunk" is even more than half the price. In addition, "Slam Dunk" is also an insurmountable basketball comic among many comic fans.

What I have to complain here is that if the first part of "Kuroko's Basketball" may be barely acceptable, but many comic fans will not be able to accept Green Arrow's three-pointer, and the more they go to, the more outrageous it becomes. In addition, Aofeng can tilt back and throw it from the back of the basket, which is simply refreshing the lower limit; Kise has learned skills to that level, and Akashi directly shakes people down without having to hit me, so I just stand there and don't move for others, and it's better than being shaken down in any movement. In general, these are actually a sense of falsehood.

Of course, "Kuroko's Basketball" is still remarkable from the style to the character, but many of the settings are unsatisfactory. In addition, many comic fans in later generations criticized this comic as intentionally imitating the long-finished "Slam Dunk".

In addition to these, the strength and physical fitness of the protagonist Kuroko are also puzzled. If you have to create an NBA template, it is the weakened version of Nash. Of course, although Nash is relatively weak in the NBA in later generations, he will be too much better than Kuroko, especially his speed, height and breakthrough skills, which are not comparable to Kuroko. In other words, in terms of future, Kuroko, who is in poor health, is far inferior to Kuroko.

Of course, Kuroko is the protagonist. Although his physical fitness and height are not satisfactory, his bounce is still very good, and his speed is also good. Of course, it is the same as Sakuragi's rebounding specialty. In the comics, Kuroko is so incomparable in passing, but Kuroko's height and physique are too weak and his future strength can be imagined.

Of course, compared with the protagonists of "Slam Dunk", the IQ and EQ of the two are not at the same level →_→.

Of course, in terms of style, "Kuroko's Basketball" is definitely better than "Slam Dunk". However, "Kuroko's Basketball" was a comic work that appeared more than ten years after "Slam Dunk" was released, and the two cannot be generalized in this regard.

If Zhao Chen makes a choice, he will naturally not choose "Black Son's Basketball", which is quite limited. If you want to fulfill your promise with David Stern, you can only draw a work "Slam Dunk" that cannot be surpassed by basketball comics!

"Slam Dunk" is a work from Inoue Yuhiko in the 1990s and is also a comic work that Inoue Yuhiko relies on for fame.

The story tells the story of Sakuragi Hanako, a freshman in Shokuto High School in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. He is a tall and strong boy who often fights. He was thrown away by 50 girls in junior high school! Because the 50th girl said, "I like Oda of the basketball team!", he hated basketball. Shortly after he went to high school, he was accidentally touched by Haruko Akagi, who was of the same level as the same school, and ignited hope for love. In order to get Haruko's heart, Hanako Sakuragi joined the school basketball team, started with basic skills and made progress at an astonishing speed, so the plot was thus unfolded.

In general, "Slam Dunk" is a youthful and hilarious basketball comic, with the protagonist being a growth type. Comic fans can get a sense of substitution from the growth of Sakuragi Hanamichi and Shokube High School, as well as the expectation and joy of growing strength step by step.

Due to Zhao Chen's hard work day after day in recent years and the powerful talent brought by his unforgettable memory, it can be said that Zhao Chen has already surpassed all the cartoonists in the island country in terms of painting. After all, a cartoonist who can draw beautiful comic styles in later generations is not comparable to a cartoonist of this era. There is a big gap in technology alone.

In other words, in terms of personal painting, Inoue Yuhiko, who started painting "Slam Dunk" in 1990, was far inferior to Zhao Chen in painting, because Inoue Yuhiko had only been in the industry for only two years. Therefore, Zhao Chen had the ability to beautify the style of "Slam Dunk".

He did this too. The more of this is undoubtedly the animation version of "Slam Dunk" in later generations, because the character's personal charm is often higher than that of the comic version.

As for other aspects, Zhao Chen rarely changes it. Compared with "Dragon Ball" with many bugs, "Slam Dunk" is undoubtedly too few. At most, some small flaws can be found. Zhao Chen is afraid of backfiring and loses the charm of these three major sports cartoons.

When Zhao Chen started to create "Slam Dunk", it soon came on March 6, and on this day, something big happened in the UK, that was, coal miners across the UK launched a year-long strike.

Compared with the strike in 1921, there were as many as 140,000 coal miners participating in the strike this time, accounting for 80% of the national coal mine union members. The British shipping, railways, posts and telecommunications, culture and education, health, shipbuilding, automobile manufacturing, printing and other industries also held strikes or expressed support in other forms. The continuous strike not only caused huge losses to the British economy, but also affected the economic recovery, but also caused social turmoil.

In order to resolve the strike issue, the British coal mine union and the National Coal Agency began negotiations, but neither side showed any sign of compromise. Among them, Mrs. Thatcher said she would never compromise on the strike!

The main reason for this strike was that British coal miners launched a large-scale strike movement in order to oppose the closure of mines and ensure employment. At the beginning, the British government implemented a high-pressure policy on strike workers and trade unions, but the workers were unyielding, so this strike lasted for nearly a year.

In this process, the strike of British coal miners can be said to have won widespread support. These strikes ended in different ways, but they all showed the strength of the workers' team. Some forced government changes, some obtained partial improvement in living benefits, and the status of trade unions will be strengthened to a certain extent.

Regarding this strike, Zhao Chen did not push himself into a storm, but watched it as an outsider. It was mainly because his position was biased towards the mainland last year, which caused serious dissatisfaction from the British side. If he intervened in this matter this time, it would be difficult to guarantee that the British side would make unimaginable actions in anger. After all, Britain belongs to a country, and the power of the country, especially the individual, is comparable to that of Zhao Chen. At least Zhao Chen’s current strength and reputation are far from competing with it.

This strike of British coal miners is also a good thing for the ownership negotiations in Hong Kong, which has led to the British side focusing part of its attention on this strike rather than fully launching the next negotiations with China. The issue of ownership of Hong Kong is becoming increasingly difficult to predict.

During this kind of turmoil, Zhao Chen completed the first issue of "Slam Dunk" a few days later and handed it over to the current editor of the world.

As for whether he can pass the editors' review, he is not worried at all. In addition to being the boss of the World Club, the classic "Slam Dunk" is also unstoppable.
Chapter completed!