The 13-year-old author won the 90th Shogakukan New Manga Award Children's Award. The judges praised her genius.

Today, June 15th, Shogakukan announced the winners of the Children's Division Award of the 90th Newcomer Manga Award. The 13-year-old cartoonist Kobayashi Yusei won the grand prize, sparking heated discussions. One of the judges, a senior cartoonist, praised him as a true genius.

•The "Newcomer Manga Award" is a long-established award organized by Shogakukan to discover outstanding new cartoonists. It is divided into three categories: children's department, girls and women's department, and boys' department. The winning new cartoonists can not only obtain Shogakukan's resource support, but also receive considerable bonuses. It can be said to be one of the best ways for the Japanese comics industry to make a breakthrough.

• Kobayashi Yusei won the Children's Award at the 90th New Manga Awards for his work "ONARA Majin," which tells the story of a "demon" who quietly approaches three young men and women.

•One of the reviewers, Japanese veteran cartoonist Kazuhisa Soyama praised Kobayashi Arisei, saying that he was a genius for being so talented at the age of 13!