The Light Music Boy Won't Meet Bocchi the Rock

Seeking guidance from Shennong: Does the novel feature a lot of family description for the main character? I was initially put off by the protagonist's father's "poor upbringing of sons, rich upbringing of daughters" approach. If there's a lot of family description later on, or if the protagonist remains consistently weak at home, I won't continue reading.

The first 200 chapters were great, but the rest was just so-so. The romance in the beginning was so well-written that I could lie in bed all night with a silly grin, but after they got together, it was all just flirtatious banter and the innocent, youthful love felt lost (and the character development seemed a bit off). I subscribed to around chapter 230, and I'll probably reread those 200 chapters repeatedly if nothing unexpected happens. Then I skipped to the ending, which was pretty amazing—1.5 million words, and Boqi was practically stuffed into a cream puff, and only a year had passed!

Author, you can just write about playing in a band, dating, and playing house. Don't give me any of that "slap in the face" nonsense. The plot was truly rubbish.

Author, you did a great job! I love fanfiction that stays true to the original characters' personalities. No out-of-character moments are the best! It feels like I watched nine or even ten more episodes of Lonely Rock 'n' Roll! #(Haha)

Please let me into the group, I'll do anything.