Trashy Anime? One Debut Song Takes Off

Lin Hao transmigrates to a parallel world.

His predecessor was a composer who took part in a variety music show.

On the program, 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 he wants to compose anime songs,

the director turns him down and mocks him, saying anime songs are for children and have no place on a real stage.

Oh, they have no place on a real stage!?

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

With Butter-Fly from Digimon, he shows people the fiery passion of anime.

With The Fierce Battle, the Yu-Gi-Oh! theme, he shows them anime's tremendous momentum.

With Slam Dunk's Until the End of the World, he lets people feel the regret and the resolve to keep going.

With Naruto's Wind, he makes them feel the determination to charge ahead without hesitation.

Years later, Lin Hao becomes a world-renowned composer.

"Who still says anime is for children?

That it's second-rate music?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.