Bakuman Fanfic Giant Killing

Rodrigo Elven Dos Santos

Bakuman Fanfic Giant Killing

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Nathan was a normal boy with normal expectations. One day he meets a girl who is a fan of the "Otaku" culture and decides that becoming a "mangaka" is the best way to get her attention. With the ups and downs that a young life can offer, this idea takes on unimaginable proportions and his life takes paths that not even he expected to trace. A work inspired by the great work of Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, Bakuman.
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