Wasn't I Supposed to Be a Director? Why Are There Girl Bands All Around Me?

However, who exactly is Yakumo?

I'll leave this here for now and come back in a few months. Let me know in the comments whether it looks good or not. #(Cute)#(cute)#(cute)

It's a good book, but like the neighboring book "Childhood Sweethearts Luo Tianyi," it's destined to be a slow burn because it's written from the perspective of a child, resulting in a lack of popularity. Hopefully, the author will continue writing.

I just discovered a unique advantage of this book: despite deviating from the original plot, the characters are almost entirely out of character (OOC), which shows the author really put in the effort.

Does it have multiple female leads?

Should I only write about BanG Dream! Bands?

A new idea has emerged. The advantage of this type of book, which starts from the characters' childhood, is that it allows the protagonist to have a completely different experience from the original character from a young age, so that the character's life is drastically different by the time they reach the original plot's age. However, the disadvantage is that with such a large-scale alteration of the original characters' experiences and personalities, the author has to create a whole host of characters who are similar to but also different from the original characters.

I started following this series with Ma Niang's book, and I've read all the previous ones as well. It's been a stable source of reading material for me for so many years. I really love the author's down-to-earth, everyday style. I'll continue to seriously support Bang Lao Tuan's work. Keep it up! #(Cute)

I'd like to inquire why I can't see the other system book by the author anymore (the book itself is still accessible).

I can't access the chat group's version of the book, so I'm asking here: Is it a harem novel? If so, when exactly do the characters confirm their relationships? I want to read that book, but I'm not sure if it's the type I like.