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Teppei takes it as some sort of fantasy then starts to draw a storyboard for the first chapter. After spending all night on making, he then arrives at Shueisha tired and ragged as he tries one more attempt to have his manga published through Kisuke. The editor rejects him again after a phone call, but Teppei doesn't give up. He breaks into the building as he rushes to the editing office. The mangaka tries to beg Kisuke to read his storyboard but ends up causing the editor to reject and state him as talentless while spilling the pages onto the floor. The editor in chief steps in as he hears the man out on why he would go to such extremes as Teppei responds with his struggles of becoming a professional mangaka.
 
The editor-in-chief will read his one-shot, especially since he likesliked hisTeppei's award winner from four years ago. After finishing reading it, he states that they can't run it in a special issue, but it will go straight into ''Shonen Jump'' to everyone's surprise. Everyone reads the chapter as they are all moved; even his editor looks in shock after reading it. Teppei faints onto the ground as his dream has finally come true. The debut of the one-shot and the reader survey place in first, which was quite the feat for a one-shot. After his success, he realizes that issue from the future wasn't a dream and that it will have repercussions, especially with the ''White Knight'''s original mangaka.
 
Different from the standard shonen battle series, the manga focuses on the tribulations of getting through Shueisha's publishing while also including the [[Sci-Fi]] element of [[Time Travel|time travel]]. '''''Time Paradox Ghostwriter''''' is a manga that premiered and simulreleased on May 17, 2020; it is also currently running in the [[Shonen Jump|Weekly Shonen Jump]]. The artist for the manga is Date Tsunehiro, and the writer is Ichima Kenji.