Because he couldn’t understand what “liking someone” really meant, Luo Yi broke up with his childhood friend and girlfriend.
You ask what you do after a breakup? You muddle through. It’s not like you have to become enemies, right?
Hoping to return his childhood friend’s feelings, Luo Yi took his roommate’s advice: make lots of friends, broaden his sample size, and figure out what “liking someone” and “romance” really meant.
And where could he meet friends? If you’re lonely, why not join a band!
Luo Yi: “I’ve wanted to say this for ages: aren’t there way too many beautiful girls in my band?”
The school belle and childhood friend, a sweet and airheaded young heiress, a cold-faced tomboy (not quite), a legendary band mercenary...
Roommate: “Keep making excuses. I’m listening.”
[Break up first, fall in love later + Daily life + One heroine + Band ensemble cast + No System + Every band needs a keyboard]
It's a good-looking, excellent daily romance novel. This is the most direct evaluation I can give. Let's talk about the writing first. It is undoubtedly excellent. The language is concise and powerful, the writing is smooth, the time jump and scene switching are silky smooth, the dialogue and actions between the characters are also very natural, and there is no excessive use of gorgeous words but just the right amount. The narrative style is plain but interesting. In the short length of the article, the two main lines can be clearly defined, namely love and the band, and the plot advancement is not sloppy at all. The reading experience is very comfortable. There is no problem with character creation. Sometimes you don't need to deliberately emphasize when you want to create a character. Characters and characteristics can naturally be reflected in words and deeds. For example, Roy has no opinion but is very reliable, and is serious and direct in dealing with people and things; Ling Mingqi's quirkiness and initiative, his deep love for Roy; Qiao Shanshan's communication barriers and inadvertently revealed cuteness, love for the band; and Lin Chenxi's indifference, his emphasis on friends, and his desire for music. I can read all these from their words and deeds, which makes me really feel that they are alive, three-dimensional, and warm. Let's talk about the plot. The interaction between Roy and Ling Mingjie is very sweet. Ling Mingjie likes Roy very much, and Roy also responds to her seriously. There is no problem with the composition of the band, and it is well connected with the love between Roy and Ling Mingjie. The only drawback is that the word count is too small. The author will try his best to update it. In short, if you buy a piece of fairy grass, you won't lose money if you invest in it. If you like a more relaxed love life, or are interested in band themes, I personally highly recommend giving this book a try.
It's really good to read. It's a very good daily romance novel. Why doesn't anyone read it?