The First Voice

Old Bing, I've come to see you too. I'm leaving SF soon. Seven years is the limit; I've reached my limit. Thank you for the warm memories this book brought me. I hope you can find your own literary path in the future. Goodbye, Dawn.

It's 2021, is there still a chance to buy physical books?

Seeing the author's name reminded me of Mengcongwo (萌葱窝). I just went back and checked, and the domain name has already been bought up; it's completely gone. A relic of the past.

Is anyone still reading this book?

I finally found this novel! I couldn't find it on the website Mengcongwo because it was down, but I finally found it today.

I first encountered this book in 2015 when I was in the first year of junior high school. I downloaded the TXT file from a pirated website and put it on my MP5 player. From the first reading, I couldn't stop. I read it twice in the first year, three times in the second, and twice more during my free time in the third year using my phone. I read it once during summer vacation, and now, during my first year of high school winter break, I'm reading it for the ninth time. This book has been with me for four years, and each time I read it, I feel different emotions. I just wonder how many readers will continue to read it...

I cried at the end, it's absolutely a wonderful story! I finished it in two nights straight, and once I picked it up, I couldn't put it down. This isn't just the sentiment of some readers, but also the hope of everyone who loves Miku's songs. My favorite parts are the Kagamine Rin trilogy and the final Hatsune Miku volume four; they were truly moving. Especially the songs in the "Kokoro Series," just reading the lyrics has a healing effect, and listening to them makes you feel the emotions and bonds in your heart even more. The depth and reluctance in the Hatsune Miku volume, and the ever-present, unbreakable bond, are so beautiful it's heartbreaking. Perhaps this isn't just about Miku in the story, but also about everyone who, because of small things...

Initially, what attracted me to *The First Sound* was simply the protagonist, "MIKU," since I found the book specifically because it was about MIKU. Next, what drew me in was the connection between each story and song; every song has its own story, a belief I've always held, and now Bingye (the author) has expressed it in his writing, creating a resonance. Then, what captivated me was the emotions MIKU evoked in the text. Yes, no matter how much I liked MIKU before, subconsciously, MIKU was still a product of the two-dimensional world, a virtual program, a "toy" created by humans to cover songs. Therefore, whenever...

Remember to check out season two, it's already been updated!

Can anyone tell me what happened?