The Laid-Back Songstress

There are so few people. By the way, could you tell me about the 100-person marriage registration?

It's suddenly so strange. There aren't many stories about body transformation to begin with, so you can ignore some minor flaws in the beginning. For example, the protagonist is weak-willed and immature, a character setting that doesn't fit the image of someone thirty years old before transmigrating.

I always thought Akane was the female lead, but...

I'd really appreciate it if the author could revise the novel's layout. The characters and scenes jump around too abruptly, which is making it a bit off-putting QAQ

The main character's name makes me want to complain. I have a haunted house. 😊

The author could sing "Great Days," it's quite a nice song.

Hold on tight and don't let go; embrace and don't pull away. Time rushes by, leaving nothing behind. Forgive the twists and turns we've taken; what remains is all true. Even if it's like a dream, half-awake, laughing and crying, I'm still happy. Because time is something that catches you off guard.

I always thought Akane was the female lead, but then a righteous character appeared. I panicked instantly—what happened? The protagonist's girlfriend is gone! I just kept reading. It was quite touching, and there's not much else to say, just a strange and somewhat regrettable feeling. Also, the author writes very well.

Why did I skip to the chapter where her father didn't protect her, and then decide to keep her after that?

Keep it up, big brother who's writing a book!