A Girl Band Shines and Sets Hearts Racing Because of You

I have to say that the quality of this book is good. This book describes the story of the protagonist Chao Duo who entered Hikawa's house due to some accidents and started living with his two sisters. The protagonist rescued Hikawa Saya before losing his memory, but was attacked by fireworks. After experiencing a series of twists and turns, he entered Hikawa's house. Within a few days, I met You Xina and her girlfriend (not Practicing in the park, by chance, the Ross Troupe was formed and started performing, successfully replacing the broken pipa and becoming a musician's enlightenment Then came some sweet interactions (with a guilty conscience, and of course some knives) But what touched me recently was the chapter "Wind, Rain and Neon" and "Tomorrow". The author used delicate writing to describe the feeling of a boy who was blind due to an accident and wanted to do something for his friends but was unable to do so. And the current old groups include: Sunset Red, Luo Group (where the protagonist is) In the latest article, the conversation with Little Lonely in the park moved MacArthur even more.

I have read a lot of articles about girl bands that focus on chickens and dogs, but there are only a handful of them that mainly focus on the old band. There is no shortage of girl band articles on the Internet, and most of the routines are similar. Basically, it is impossible to portray the emotions as deeply as this book, and to create each character as vividly as possible. Its content attracted me so much that I couldn't help myself. I was deeply drawn into the bond between Chao Dou and music, the bond with the band, and the bond with the girls. As the story develops, my emotions also resonate with joy, anger, sorrow, and joy. I will be happy at the birth of the band, sigh at the injustice of fate, burst into tears when the six girls hold on to Chao Dou, and feel relieved after Rosaria's last performance. Before I knew it, I had read the latest chapter. Suddenly I felt that it had been a long time since I had watched a work with such great emotional fluctuations and emotions. What I wanted to see was this Kou Ya! The more I look at the back, the more I understand Su Shi. In my opinion, I will probably never forget Rosaria in my life. I really 😢. Finally, come on! I hope Xiao Ming can continue to code words (although I read more than 1 million words in one go, it was still not enough). I will also share this novel with people around me with this feeling. I will always support your 😘 Yixiuni...

To be honest, it's been a long time since I've been so deeply stabbed in the heart by a fan work. This is not the kind of common, light-hearted music extra chapter at all, it is more like a gentle and cruel fable of life packaged with gorgeous fireworks and youthful notes. The author is definitely a true fan of Bang Dream, and his understanding and integration of the characters are amazing, but what is even more amazing is his originality. The character of Xinghai Chaodu is like a nuclear bomb dropped on a calm lake. His appearance, shining and passing accurately tear apart all the pretense of daily life, forcing you to think about those heavy things - memory, existence, separation, and how life should burn.

This book is really a rare and pure fanfic. It is not a lousy formula comic book, nor is it a sexually repressed peach novel. You can feel the author's emotion for the character and his love for Bang Bang. I like this kind of fanfic the best. Xiao Ming, we love you. Kou Ya 😘 (please forgive me for being stupid)

The only band fanfic I read, the first one is General Duanmu of Laoyu. This book was recommended by a friend. I kept it on the bookshelf for half a month because there were many female protagonists. I read it in one go in the past two days. The author's writing style is delicate and the character conflicts are not obtrusive. The rinko line and the Thousand Saints line made me roll around like a district 😋😋😋 This is my first paid tip. I am very grateful to be able to read this fanfic before the end of the summer vacation😭 and I am still in the old group. Then I just beg you to write more otae, Ernegai😭I will do everything. Finally, I beg you to do more Shura Field plots. This is undoubtedly delicious😋😋😋😋. It is my first time to write a long review, so it is a bit verbose. Please forgive me.

After careful consideration, I finally came to the conclusion that this book is really good, especially the description of Lu Bu fighting Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is indeed too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring + Noxus guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on! .~Meow 😳

"The son grows bones and blood in the blank space" - this sentence is the best explanation of Chao Dou and the most accurate summary of the entire "Girls Band". A boy who lost his memory reconstructed himself bit by bit based on the blank memory and the warmth of everyone around him. He doesn't find himself, he becomes himself - and this distinction is crucial. "Girls Band" is not about solving the mystery of "who am I", but about the long answer to "who do I choose to be". Those bands, those shows, those moments that refused to back down in the rain, are all part of that answer.

I haven't finished the first volume yet, and I feel that the sadness is a bit too deliberate. Maybe it's because I don't really like depressing plots 😢 Another thing is that it was depressing in elementary school [something] when I was about nine or ten years old. The sense of separation was too strong. When I watched it, I always felt weird and couldn't take it in. Why does my mind always remember this age? I also want to be brainless! [Laughs] Now there are two points that support my continued reading. One is one mile, and the second one is because I am curious about how the protagonist can survive 🤔 or two timelines 🤔 Let me look at it again. The lowest is four stars. After all, the author's writing is okay and not so poisonous. When I can't stand it anymore, I will leave quietly...

The emotional description is good, but in some places it is too literary, which makes the emotional explosion not intense enough and difficult to empathize with. Although the content is old-fashioned, the writing style makes up for this shortcoming. If it is placed when the band is particularly popular, it can definitely break into the world.

When I opened this book, I was deeply attracted by an irresistible magic. Until I closed the last page, the aftertaste was still stirring in my heart. This is not only a reading, but also a hearty soul journey. The author's writing skills are truly masterful. The words are like smart musical notes. They are as majestic as overwhelming mountains and oceans, and can instantly sweep you into the center of the storm. They are also as delicate and meticulous as meticulous brushwork. Even the fine lines at the corners of the characters' eyes and the dew on the tips of leaves are clearly visible. The outline of every scene is full of movie-like imagery, and every conversation is full of wit and depth. This superb ability to control words makes people completely forget the existence of the words themselves when reading, as if they have personally entered a parallel world constructed by imagination. The most impressive thing is its precise control of rhythm. The opening chapter is like a gurgling stream, which is fascinating; the middle chapter is like a rushing river. Every twist in the plot is unexpected, but deeply rooted in reason. The laying and recycling of foreshadowing is textbook level, making readers unable to help but marvel when they suddenly realize it. The tension of the story is always kept at a high level, as if being pulled by an invisible hand. I can't stop and just want to read the ending in one breath. The truly moving core of this book lies in its exploration of the depth of human nature. Those vivid characters are not paper people. They have the same struggles and desires, cowardice and courage as us. The author ruthlessly cuts through the surface of reality, yet sows the seeds of hope and warmth in the suffocating predicament. What we read is not only the fate of the characters, but also ourselves in the mirror - those eternal propositions about love, loneliness, choice and dreams, are interpreted so thoroughly that people gain strength and comfort in the deep resonance. After reading it, the world looked different to me. It is like a beam of light that shines into the corner of thinking; like a key, it opens a new cognitive dimension. If I could only use one word to describe the reading experience, it would be - worth it. It deserves to be savored repeatedly and recommended to every soul who loves thinking. Believe me, this book will become an unforgettable coordinate in your life. The above is the generation of Qianwendou Please write books for the rest of your life!