A Band, or a Love Triangle?

It feels like it has multiple female leads; I suggest a single female lead instead. You could give the extra female lead to the male supporting character. Because readers on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) generally prefer single-female-lead stories; multi-female-lead stories are too outdated. (References)

Domestic high schools forming bands? If you're going to write about that, why don't you write about Japanese light novels?

It's well-written, so why did it only get this score? That's strange.

I feel like the author of this light-hearted light novel shouldn't include too many villainous characters. It's meant to be relaxing, but ever since the protagonist entered this competition, all they seem to encounter are people who are constantly at odds with him.

For those who have studied music for a few years, please correct me: you don't need absolute pitch to transcribe songs, relative pitch is enough. As a music student, relative pitch is a required subject (sight-singing and ear training are among the three minor subjects). Complex music is difficult to transcribe with either absolute or relative pitch. However, if someone says they can't transcribe pop songs, they can only be considered a poor student.

I've been liking Yi Yi's posts on three different accounts every day to widen the gap between her and Ning, and then I just saw Jiang Ping's video of changing her name, and I almost broke down. How can I even begin to express my frustration...? Of course, it's not a big deal. The fact that I can still come to Qidian to read Xue Da's books after finishing the Love Lock Curse is enough to prove my perseverance.

It's well-written, but the soul-transmigration aspect is a major flaw. Author, could I copy your book and start a new one with the soul-transmigration aspect changed? That should attract more readers. I'll write it on another platform.

Seeing this book made my whole day happy. Thank you for finding it!

Why did the author plagiarize my high school life? Shouldn't they pay me royalties and compensation for the invasion of my privacy?

The second song was too Tang-esque. I played it for my middle school classmates, and they all complained that I was being overly dramatic and that the song was too sugary.