Showbiz: Isn’t It Only Natural for a Music Arranger to Moonlight as a Hitmaker?

Hmm. There are quite a few of these kinds of themes in Tomato, but most of them focus on making money and some... Well, unspeakable things. And this kind of system is even more unbearable for me. This kind of "little brother" system, although slower, is more... Uh, more pseudo-realistic. Anyway, it's better than others, even though I personally feel it's slower. But it brings out the sense of development and participation.

I don't know why the rating is so low. I read 30 chapters, and it's just a typical harem novel. I feel it deserves around 8.5 Points. It's too bland, too plain. And I've read over 250 chapters and haven't even revealed my identity yet. Is the author a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle?

I'm in a state of wanting to watch but not wanting to watch. I can only say that the protagonist's role in the development of the fairy-like character is commendable, and the suppression by capitalism is also... So far, what I've seen involves selling all the song copyrights.

This novel is quite intriguing, both in its protagonist's and other characters' names and the story itself. It's just that the title, "How Can a Piano Tuner Be a Clueless Practitioner? Why Don't You Just Fly to the Sky?", Is rather quirky and captivating, making you want to read it all in one go. Thumbs up! I recommend checking it out.

Plain and ordinary, hoping for an overlap in identities

This is a very interesting premise, and the main character's personality is quite good so far. I hope the author continues writing! 😏🙏👍

It's a very original piece of writing for a genre like this.

It's well-written, and the plot is quite realistic.

It's getting a bit long; hopefully it will be finished in over 1000 chapters.

Okay, okay, okay