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

To be honest, if the synopsis hadn't mentioned a happy ending, I might not have had the courage to finish reading it. The author's descriptions of emotions are very delicate, so delicate that readers can easily understand the complex and awkward feelings between the characters, which is quite intimidating to me.

To be honest, the opening and the explanation of the protagonist's illness were really hard to watch 🥲. They felt contrived and pulled me out of the story. But the story gets better and better as you read on, and more and more touching, especially the monologues between the little fat guy and the umbrella brother. ｡°(°¯᷄◠¯᷅°)°｡ The author writes so well!!! Please write an if statement 🥺 I want to see rivers of blood ಥ_ಥ😭

The writing style is definitely among the best in Tomato, much better than a bunch of plain, rambling accounts. The emotional descriptions are very delicate, giving it a feel of reading a Japanese light novel. However, it's localized for the Chinese audience, making it more suitable for Chinese viewers than Japanese light novels.

This is a fantastic fan fiction, and I feel so lucky to have read it! It's no exaggeration to say that it would be perfectly worthy of being sold offline even after publication! When I saw the interactions between each character and read every word they said, I was reminded of their tone, actions, and expressions when I read the original work and watched the anime.

This is absolutely amazing! The best long novel I've ever read!!! The author really loves Sound! Euphonium! Honestly, I love this book so much! It feels like it's completely transcended fanfiction (?). In short, it's fantastic!! I'm shocked that the author remembers so many members of the brass band who barely appear! And honestly, I couldn't hold back my tears when Zero was about to die in the penultimate chapter 😢😢 It's really good, five stars isn't my limit, it's my limit 😆

It's so good! The sickly protagonist is the best! 😘 The writing is excellent, the plot is engaging, and the pacing is great. Author, you're amazing! The only downside is that it's too short!!! Not enough!!!

A very good euphonium fanfiction; I'd give it 5 stars as fanfiction. The character design is 5 stars. The original characters are not out of character, which is the most important thing. In addition, the main character's design is quite likable. The writing is rated 4 stars, which is quite good for a fanfiction. The overall style leans towards Japanese light novels. The plot gets 4.5 Stars.

Five stars. There's not much to say. The main character is well-developed and vividly portrayed. It resolves many regrets, and most importantly, it gives those who haven't read the original work a deeper understanding of the characters. Honestly, it's infuriating to think about, because anime can't capture all the details, leading many to misunderstand some characters.

I hadn't read Sound! Euphonium; I only became interested in this book because of my experience with the wind band, but it still touched my heart. It's delicate and nuanced, capturing the emotions and colors of youth with such exquisite detail.

I was pleasantly surprised to find fanfiction about Sound! Euphonium. The story is quite detailed overall, and you can clearly tell the author did thorough research. The personality of all the characters and the plot development are handled reasonably well. However, there's a slight artsy, pretentious feel to it, especially when the protagonist's terminal illness is revealed; I really wanted to complain about that, but it's still acceptable.