"K-On! (K-On! + Wakaba Girls)"+ "Bocchi the Rock! (Kessoku Band + SIDEROS + SICK HACK)"+ "Girls Band Cry (TogeToge + Diamond Dust)"+ "BanG Dream! It's MyGO!!!!! & Ave Mujica"+ "Jellyfish Can't Swim in the Night"
Himuro Nagi never thought he was special.
A baby abandoned at an orphanage entrance, a loner and ghost at Sakuragaoka High School, a boy who always kept his head down while ringing up customers at the convenience store: he was the quietest among the countless “unseen people” in this neon-lit city.
Only he knew that the body he inhabited held the soul of someone named Chen Li. In his previous life, he was a small-town exam machine who fought his way up through a brutal world, only to waste away on anime and takeout after getting into college. Then a truck threw him into this absurd world: a socially anxious girl from Kanazawa-Hakkei shines in a Shimokitazawa live house, a former heiress from Tsukinomori plays music in the dark, underground bands in Kawasaki scream back against nothingness, and Shibuya's jellyfish drift through the gap between the virtual world and the night.
And he gained the most ironic ability of all: his inner thoughts leak out.
The more expressionless he is, the more likely certain people are to hear what's going on inside his head. He only wants to be an observer in this world, to keep slacking off until the end, just as he did in his previous life. But the many and varied band girls are like radios tuned to the wrong frequency, constantly picking up the sincere thoughts he never meant to say aloud.
The beginning was okay, but it fell apart very quickly. After the religious protagonist counted sheep, it fell into pieces, and the harem hadn't even started yet. The advantage is that there is no obvious poison. As a traumatized person, the author is very sensitive in this regard. The golden finger in the Girl Band article is also a good idea to directly cause the characters to collide with each other to get food.
Is it because the data is not good? The author is so slow in updating, but I understand. It'll be fine if you can stick to it.
It looks okay, but when should we strengthen the protagonist? This version is a bit weak.