Are Anime Songs Garbage? I Debuted with One Song, Infinite Big

Lin Hao transmigrates to a parallel world.

In his previous life, he was a composer who joined a variety music show.

On the show, he has to write songs for singers to perform.

The audience then votes to choose the winner.

But when Lin Hao goes to tell the director that he wants to compose anime songs, he is rejected and mocked. The director says anime songs are for little kids and have no place on a proper stage.

Fine, anime songs have no place on a proper stage!?

From then on, Lin Hao decides to give the world's music scene a taste of anime's power.

One song, "Butter-Fly" from Digimon, shows people the fiery passion of anime.

One song, "The Battle of the Gods" from Yu-Gi-Oh!, shows people anime's grandeur and might.

One song, "Sekai ga Owaru Made wa" from Slam Dunk lets people feel the regret and resolve to keep going.

One song, "Tondemo Koushin Kyoku" from Naruto lets people feel the determination to charge forward without looking back.

Years later, when Lin Hao becomes a world-renowned composer, he asks:

"Who still says anime is for little kids?

Who says it's second-rate music?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.