[Guido]

Both the tension and friction between Ashirogi and Miura-san was portrayed very naturally, that I could relate with the characters by putting on their shoes.

It's understandable the boys worrying over the rankings for Trap falling, while getting confused learning about Miura's too optimistic outlook on their current approach.

Miura's yet to build-on experience as a seasoned editor for Jack with barely two years at the post, but he was losing his grip to keep the authors calm.

And what an adult person trapped in a tense situation is to first panic in order to regain his or her cool and reflect about the recent course of actions to make the mind upon setting a solution.

Trap's a mystery-genre manga running in a shounen magazine, and such style has yet to garner fans, unlike battle mangas which made impact right from the start of their serializations.

Mashiro understood that patience bears fruit, and they have to let Trap to grow on its own by exposing that world to the readers interested to pick their title.