In Konoha, I Became the Strongest Through Singing

It reminds me of the scene when Pig's Knuckle held a concert with the Ninja Alliance, with DJ playing and the King of Dance appearing in his true colors. . .

Is it because she is a nymphomaniac?

May I ask why you don't sing anymore? Are you just deliberately trying to trick someone in the face?

The third chapter was so invincible that I read it without thinking. I liked it.

Since you are writing about singing, why not write about the emotional changes of the audience? The protagonist has a weird personality, the plot develops weirdly, and the story line is weird. You can't see why things happen. The dialogue flies here and there. It can be said that there is no story at all, like a bunch of small things in a diary put together.

With so many skills at hand, you don't need to do more research. Logically speaking, with so many skills, your skill knowledge reserve should be very rich. Then it shouldn't be a big problem to create new skills based on the characteristics of the skills, or it can also be integrated! If you have too much time to spare, you can try developing a blood inheritance snare. If it doesn't work, you can slowly lower the requirements. You can start from the blood inheritance limit, then go to the blood stain elimination, and slowly increase it upwards. In addition, if you sing to Naruto, Kyuubi can also hear it, so can you already obtain Kyuubi's ability?! Maybe even the Ten-Tails can be done?! If you went to the moon and sang, would Kaguya be able to hear it and gain her abilities?

There are many abilities, but the withdrawal is not obvious, and the performance is not enough. I have a good imagination, so I don't have to be afraid of cheating. I can think about changing the world and doing variety comics, and I can strengthen the expression of various skills and scenes.

Did the author simply put the * aside? It's not even written normally, it's such a clichéd plot

It feels like a stand-alone game. I'm so unmotivated to write????

It's just right to study for an undergraduate degree