As long as the content is appropriate and the plot can be divided into several comics, Meng Huo can use this method to serialize it. He can first serialize the first part and then finish it. When he wants to draw it again, he will release the second part. This is a good way to make a long Huawei short story.

This method is very good. Of course, it will have certain requirements for the content of the comic. If it is released in the branch, the comic will have a few "fake endings" in the middle. Comics like "One Piece" are absolutely not feasible because their plot is very compact, and the ending is destined to be Luffy as One Piece from the beginning.

But there are not a lot of comics that meet Meng Huo's requirements, and there are many.

He first thought of two works, "Natsume Friend's Account" and "Shana with the Scarlet Eyes"... These two works are different typical works that can be divided into segments. "Natsume Friend's Account" is very short, basically one plot of episodes 1 to 3, and the main line is not particularly critical and can be completed in segments at any time.

In "Shanna with the Eyes", Meng Huo has not seen the comic version of this work, but he thinks that the anime-like method of season-dividing is very good. This is a way to split seasons with the "end of a big plot". The ending of the first season is to end a big plot, the ending of the second season also ends a big plot, and the ending of the third season is the ending of the finale.

"It seems to be feasible..."

The more Meng Huo thought about it, the more he felt right. These two works were just examples, but this model was obviously feasible. He could divide the long articles into short comics and easily launch them.
Chapter completed!