Sound! Euphonium: I Really Didn't Mean to Fall in Love

To be honest, if it hadn't been for the introduction, I might not have had the courage to finish reading it. The author's description of emotions is very delicate, so delicate that the reader can easily understand the complicated and awkward feelings between the characters, which quite frightened me. I haven't read the original work, so I don't know how much the author's character portrayal borrowed from the original work, and I don't know whether the original characters have deviated from the setting or something like that. But in my opinion, the characters are very vivid, and everyone's personality traits, behaviors and behaviors are extremely distinct, which is great. The protagonist is very full, and the author really writes him into this world (I don't know if I can understand this). The plot of the story is arranged very appropriately, focusing on the protagonist's first year of club life, and deliberately speeding up the schedule in the next two years. This arrangement is perfect, and it is very suitable for the time gap in high school life, and the protagonist's sense of powerlessness against the passage of time before facing the deadline (the sense of powerlessness is still a little lacking)

To be honest, the beginning and the explanation of the main character's illness were really hard to wrap my head around. It felt very deliberate and staged. But after that, the story got better and better, and the more I watched, the more touching I became, especially the monologues of Xiao Fat Zhai and Umbrella Brother｡°(°¯᷄◠¯᷅°)°｡ The author writes so well! ! ! Please write if 🥺I want to see rivers of blood ಥ_ಥ😭

The writing style of Tomato is definitely half a step above the rest, much better than a lot of vernacular anecdotes. The emotional descriptions are very delicate, and it feels like reading a Japanese light novel, but it is localized in China and has a better look and feel than Japanese light novels and is more suitable for Chinese babies. Tomato has read hundreds of books, but only a dozen can make me burst into tears. This is one of them. The emotions between young people are described very well... I watched Hisaishi Kanade twisting around on the bed. There are a lot of typos, it would be better if it could be illustrated with pictures.

What a great fanfic, I feel so lucky to be able to read this novel! It is no exaggeration to say that even if it is sold online after publication, it is definitely qualified! When I see the interaction between everyone, when I read every word they say, I can think of their tone, actions and expressions when I watched the original novel and anime. I can't help but sigh, it's really like what she can say (do). All in all, this is a very good fanfic, and no amount of praise can be overstated.

It's really great! The best novel I've ever read! ! ! The author really loves playing the euphonium! To be honest, I really, really like this book! It feels like it's completely separated from fan fiction (?) Anyway, it's great! ! I was shocked that many members of the wind club who had never appeared before could be remembered! And to be honest, I really couldn't hold back when Zero Suspect was about to die in the penultimate chapter [crying] [crying] It's really good to watch, five points is not my limit, it is 🍅's limit [laughs]

It's so beautiful, the sickly protagonist is so good [blowing kiss], the writing is on point, the plot is on point, and the pace is great, you are my god! The only drawback is that the word count is too small! ! ! Not enough! ! !

This is a very nice Euphonium fanfic. I can give it 5 stars as a fanfic. The character design is 5 stars. The original characters are not OOC, which is also the most important thing. In addition, the protagonist's character design is quite likable. The writing is 4 stars. As a fanfic, it is already very good. The overall style of the whole text is light. The plot is 4 and a half stars. Overall, it follows the plot, but due to the role of the protagonist, some regrets have been changed. Because of the success of the character creation, the plot progress is relatively smooth.

Five stars, not much to say, the main character is very solid and distinct. It has solved a lot of regrets. The most important thing is that people who have not seen the original work have a deeper understanding of the characters in the original work. To be honest, I get angry just thinking about it because anime cannot present all the details, which has led to many people misunderstanding some characters. In addition, this fanfic has very few poisonous points and respects the original plot. This is my favorite fanfic. It is recommended that the author can continue to create more original extras in the future, such as: the story of Lilihua who became the director and the deputy leader Meiling. Or what happened after Uncle Huang became a consultant. Or if content, etc., For example: if Zero was not bullied at Nanjing Middle School and dropped out of school, if Rina knew Zero's illness in advance, etc. You can also write a side story based on the various characters in the wind orchestra, and see the characters in the work "Sound the Euphonium" from a first-person perspective. The above are my suggestions. I really like this fanfic, and I think it's not just me.

I have never read Kyobuki. I only became interested in this book because of my experience in the wind band, but this book still entered my heart. It is delicate and delicate, and the colors of emotion and youth are described in too detail. In the end, it should be be. On the one hundred and fifty-sixth day, Xiao Ling has begun to fall asleep, and he should not be able to wake up, but it is really great that Ling and Kuo come to the end together. By the way, when it comes to Bu Jing Chui, don't watch the third season. Leeds and Blue Bird Palace!

I was pleasantly surprised that there is a fan who writes about Kyobuki. The whole process is relatively delicate. It is obvious that the author has researched it carefully and has a reasonable grasp of the personalities and story directions of all the characters. However, there is always a faint flavor of literary youth, especially when the protagonist is terminally ill. It makes me want to complain, but it is still acceptable.