You Call Anime Songs Trash? Digimon Has the Whole Internet Buzzing

Lin Hao transmigrates to a parallel world and joins a variety music show as a composer.

On the show, he has to write songs for singers to perform, and the audience votes to choose the winner.

But just as Lin Hao is about to compose an anime song, the director rejects him outright, mocking anime songs as childish and beneath the stage.

Oh, it's beneath the stage, is it!?

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

"Butter-Fly" from Digimon shows people the passion and fiery spirit of anime.

"Passionate Duelists" from Yu-Gi-Oh! shows people anime's grand, sweeping power.

"Until the End of the World" from Slam Dunk lets people feel regret and the determination to keep striving.

Years later, when Lin Hao has become a world-class composer, who would still call anime songs childish, second-rate music?

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