I Just Want to Make Music Quietly

This book is meant to be whipped. The author's writing is average. To be honest, I don't think it is particularly bad, but the author's deletion skills are much higher than his writing skills. My review is: in the early stage, the protagonist is like a slave servant who keeps wiping his master's butt. The plot conflicts are deliberate and the contradictions are too blunt (the first 80 chapters). This is fashionable and there is room for improvement, but you can see it by deleting comments. He can only listen to good words but not criticism, and he is an Adou who cannot be helped.