The Sound of the Flute

I really want to know how the author handles the conflict of solo selection. I feel like in other Kyobuki fandoms, the main character solves the problem as soon as he gets some therapy. The protagonists all solve problems from a God's perspective, because the authors all want to make up for their regrets, but this is not the perspective of someone who has experienced it. This does not mean that the protagonist should suffer or anything, but I still hope that the protagonist can act, think and feel according to his own character. I think this fan's handling of this aspect should be very thoughtful. At present, I see that the conflict between Aoi's withdrawal from the club has come out, and it has not been dealt with lightly. Moreover, I think the protagonist should not be a bystander in the original story, and should be involved in the resolution of the conflict. Just how to participate, I really want to know. In short, thousands of words are condensed into one sentence, please update! No need to rush to update, just don't stop and always support the author!

The writing is great, the emotional descriptions are clear and delicate, and Kousuke's growth is smooth and traceable. This is what I like, and I look forward to him spending a good time in Kitauji. A slight sense of calm is how I feel about this book, which makes it comfortable to read on. As an aside, I watched Takebuki first and then the animation. After being with it for so long, I admire the touching youth story but also feel a little regretful about the animation. The story of the Musical Instruments Department requires more people to change, build, and create. So please keep going, author, I will always support you.

It took me a day to read it. I really like the writing style. It's very beautiful. I highly recommend it! [Congratulations] Author, please don't stop updating. If you stop updating, Wadasi...! [Cry]

The rare life experience of fan fiction and the delicate writing style are refreshing. The excellent description makes it easy to associate the scene with the scene.

I'm really looking forward to the story of Brother Umbrella and the protagonist in Leeds and Blue Bird. Although it will take a long time. I guess Teacher Taki will choose Brother Umbrella because of his oboe expressiveness. I'm also looking forward to when the protagonist will break through himself. It's really good to watch. I will always follow you, author. Don't be fooled [Sending Hearts]

First of all, I can feel the author's love for writing fan fiction and his own control, but I originally wanted to give it three stars because I think this novel is a bit of a group but not a group in my current opinion. If I am looking at group portraits, why not just read the original work? The protagonist has too few roles in the novel, and I feel it is a bit fragmented. But then again, those who can write fan fiction basically have love, so I'll give one more star for love.

It looks good, I like it, but I just want to ask if the male protagonist has CP?

To prevent the book from disappearing, give a good review first and comment more specifically later.

I've only read Chapter 6 so far But It's really delicious [Sending Hearts]

🦔🐱I can find it by searching the name online, but I have to update it from the beginning.