I Am the Emotional Anchor of You Who Have Passed Away

No way! Ending it now would be a lifelong regret for the readers!

One-tenth off????

What's the difference between ending like this and canceling it altogether? It's too abrupt.

It feels like we're only halfway through the middle of the story. I feel like there's still one more volume left for Aine. The main volume feels like it's just laying the groundwork for the emotions. Mu and Chu Hua were both really looking forward to it, but unfortunately Mu ended up being just a passerby in Xiang Juan and Li Xi Juan's story! It feels like there are many things that can be burned in the simulation of Harmony. Hatsune Miku's problems can also be redeemed, just like Riki's. Furthermore, the reality volume has relatively little content; it's more of a summary of the simulation volume. It would be much richer if the reality volume were to take center stage and the timeline were advanced. The ending felt abrupt and unsettling. Even though the protagonist still had a plan, the author's observation of it ended there. It left a lingering, unsatisfying feeling. And honestly, I'm really looking forward to seeing how amazed the audience is by the band's skills. After all, the average person in the simulations has been working on it for at least ten years, so their skills must be incredible. Plus, the way the main characters play—that burning, self-sacrificing feeling—is really great. My favorite volume is the one with Li hope; dying on stage is so satisfying.

I thought I could get into the Mutual Ability Simulation, it's a bit of a pity. I'll let it rest for another two months.

The ending was too rushed; I feel like I could have written another 500,000 words.

I've always been puzzled by why there are so many fanfics featuring male protagonists in light yuri anime like GBC and BanG Dream!, Especially since the male protagonists always seem to have harems... If the male protagonist had a different background, it would make sense, like the one who became a pig's father. But if a male protagonist in a light yuri anime had a boyfriend, he'd be heavily criticized, yet the novels seem to have a huge following. I don't understand.

The cat chapter is over. (Kick me, meow)

Looking back now, almost every girl has her own dark moments, creating an opportunity for Chitose to appear... Aine's loneliness while studying abroad, Urin's first stage appearance, and Hatsune Miku's initial loneliness and helplessness on the island. So, could she possibly cause some trouble for Hatsune Miku (Hatsuka)? #(Crying), I'm sure the loyal golden retriever won't disappoint!

I opened it and it was already finished! I was shocked. I felt like there was so much more I could have written. #(Crying)