The Songstress Gets Stronger Every Day

Songstress, are you crying?

The young man grins at the girl pinned beneath the rubble, his face full of mockery.

The songstress secretly vows to get stronger, and to make that obnoxious white-haired junior use honorifics when he speaks to her. Even an assistant sorcerer can fight alone!

As luck would have it, the genius boy next door from the Saiki family gives her a special gift: a way to open portals to other dimensions and bind herself to a System that lets her learn abilities unlike jujutsu.

Determined to get stronger, the songstress binds herself to the System without hesitation. But why is this System all about singing? Why does she have to sing to get stronger?

Meow meow meow? Is she going to become a real "songstress"?

But little by little, the songstress is surprised to find that while her strength grows, she has also gained a group of fans. Some are great pirates from a new world, some are vice admirals at Marine Headquarters, and one is the psychic boy next door.

A note for readers: This is my take on the songstress. The story focuses on her growth. At the beginning, the songstress has only just reached adulthood, so her personality is a little different from the mature, steady teacher in the manga. She's more childish, but gradually grows up as the story progresses.

Her first love is the Red-Haired Shanks, so don't read if that bothers you! If you spot anything wrong, feel free to point it out, but please be gentle. The author is sensitive. Thank you all for your support!

Synopsis of an upcoming novel:

Li Ran has returned from a world overrun by zombies. Given a second life, she faces the biological parents who once despised her and held prejudices against her. She says in a quiet voice, "I really did miss you."

She can't help it. In the zombie world, there are piles of zombies every ten steps, and a zombie horde every hundred.

Given a second chance at life, Li Ran has seen the light. Whoever wants to join this wealthy family can go ahead. She just wants to run into crowds every day and feel the presence of living people.

When her biological parents favor their fake daughter, Li Ran doesn't react. She practices boxing, her punches cutting through the air, and her biological parents are too scared to say another word.

When the fake daughter's lackeys try to provoke her, Li Ran thinks for a moment, then leaps forward and kicks one of them flying more than ten meters.

Later, everyone discovers that this true daughter no longer acts out or stirs up trouble. All she cares about is martial arts. She even makes her way into the entertainment industry to star in action movies, winning award after award.

A reporter asks, "Why did you decide to take up martial arts? Was it out of passion?"

Li Ran answers expressionlessly, "So I can survive in a zombie world."

Theme: Seek truth and stay true to yourself.