"Of course, that's great," Gu Weijing nodded.
Uncle Sakai had thought it through.
He was just a middle school student, and even if he were an ordinary Art Academy student, he would have been dizzy just looking at that long list of reviewers' names, let alone distinguishing between the good and the bad ones.
He could only randomly fill in the recommended reviewers, hoping to run into a kind reviewer.
Speaking of which,
A top-tier humanities journal like "Asian Art" wasn't something for ordinary Art Academy students or even regular professors to submit to.
"Well, the only downside is that 'Asian Art' is a biannual publication, meaning the review process is quite long, with only two issues per year. We might have to wait for the pages for a while. It's fine as long as you're not in a rush to sell the painting."
A top journal like "Asian Art" is quite high-end, adhering to a policy of quality over quantity with its submissions.
