I Went Viral Just by Dating

Hey, this book is quite interesting. The protagonist is so outstanding, he must be based on the author's real-life counterpart!

I'd like to ask the author, will the story continue with the "pretending to be weak" trope? (I don't really like wish-fulfillment stories, so I don't have a good impression of "pretending to be weak to exploit others.") This system is similar to some modern parents who, unaware of their child's talents, nip them in the bud, all while claiming it's for their own good. Please reply. If you're still pretending, I'm leaving. (But if you want to delete the comment, please reply to me first.)

Why does this book feel like the author is just indulging in self-indulgence? A little polishing would be nice, but constant suggestive content gets boring.

It's so depressing, I just want to uninstall that lousy system.

Good subject matter, keep it up!

Great! My inner boy is burning again. Where can I find a girlfriend like this?

Speaking of the protagonist, being a student at Asuka Music Academy, can't he use works from the original world? Can't he use works from the current world? It seems there's no mention of performance affecting his "low profile" rating. When William performed the same piece, the difference in skill was immediately apparent, a public humiliation. 😁

He could flaunt his relationship with the female lead one-on-one... It's not necessarily true that being overly affectionate only means one person sees it. I think it's more about many people seeing it. He should spend more time with the female lead, and then he definitely won't be able to stay low-key afterward. It's the entertainment industry... How can you make a living without exposure?

This book is extremely toxic; it would be normal if it didn't have a system. I'll quit after three chapters.

They reduced the system's presence later on, which made it much more comfortable to watch!