It's a romantic comedy for everyone, so why am I the only one single?

"Huh? It's like this again—"

Yoshikawa Yuki said this, but she couldn't help but feel secretly happy.

"What about Ishikawa? He won a limited-time coupon for karaoke and wants to invite everyone to go sing karaoke together. Do you want to come?"

This time, Hori Kyoko hesitated noticeably, which made Yoshikawa Yuki unconsciously tense up.

However, in the end, Hori Kyoko sighed silently and said, "Let's forget about it. You know I'm not interested in these kinds of activities."

Despite saying that, Kyoko Hori couldn't help but take out the CD, put on her headphones, and listen to it.

Although her biggest hobby is watching horror movies, listening to and singing songs is also one of her hobbies! If possible, she would definitely like to go to karaoke with everyone.

But everyone has their own secrets.

Her parents are very busy with work and often don't come home for ten days or half a month. As a result, her younger brother, who is still in kindergarten, has to be picked up and taken care of by her. She is also responsible for all the housework by herself.

So how could she possibly have time to go to karaoke with everyone after school!

However, she didn't want everyone to know that the glamorous and popular girl at school, who was extremely popular among the boys, had actually become a 'housewife' at a young age and had to go shopping for discounted vegetables and eggs at the supermarket with many other middle-aged women. That's why she pretended to be uninterested in these activities.

Even though Yoshikawa Yuki was her best friend, she didn't reveal a single detail about this.

So after Miyamura Izumi discovered it, she finally had someone to share her secrets with, which is why he occupies a very special place in her heart.

Yuki Yoshikawa was unaware of all this. Upon hearing Kyoko Hori's refusal, she breathed a sigh of relief and then cheerfully changed the subject.

What are you listening to?

"I think the band that Iura-kun recommended to me was called something like that."

"Okay, I knew it was that guy's CD again. That guy really is a K-On! fanatic! I still have more than a dozen CDs he lent me!"

"Indeed, I bet half of our grade has borrowed his CDs at some point."

"I feel like he could open a record store with all that collection!"

""

"Ahhh~!"

"Who's talking behind my back, criticizing me?"

Iura Hide rubbed his nose and continued copying his homework. Kono Sakura, who was standing next to him, overheard his mutterings and immediately turned her head, pursing her lips and secretly smiling, feeling a smile in her heart.

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Chapter 3: Society Dead? Impossible!

"Like a floating cloud, this body has nothing to wait for; it seems to have entrusted everything to the wind's will."

The azure sky outside the window was so clear it seemed to stretch to the horizon, dotted with fluffy, cotton-candy-like clouds.

A gentle breeze stirred the curtains, brushed against his cheek, and carried the scent of cherry blossoms that belong only to spring, making Iura Hide unable to help but yawn.

There was nothing they could do; their first class was Chinese.

The melodious and rhythmic waka poem, combined with the spring season, has an incredibly hypnotic effect!

Moreover, he has no plans to take the college entrance exam anymore.

Among the many characters who appear in Hori and Miyamura, his performance is considered quite good.

Although he can't compare to Sho Sengoku, Sakura Kono, and Kyoko Hori, he can still rank in the top fifty out of more than three hundred students in the entire grade.

While this score might be a bit risky for getting into the University of Tokyo, it should be enough to get into a decent university, considering their high school has a relatively high college entrance rate.

However, as a transmigrator, even without awakening any system cheat codes, he could still do very well by relying on the classic comics, songs, and light novels from his previous life.

Why waste time and money going to university?

Unlike universities in China, universities in Japan typically have a very heavy academic workload.

At this moment, he was quite glad that he had transmigrated into the body of Iura Hide, because Iura Hide was not only very good at sports, but also a passionate light music lover whose talents were comparable to those of professional singers and composers.

Most directly, he's incredibly skilled at playing guitar, bass, drums, and arrangement keyboards.

He also has a particular fondness for collecting CDs.

In the original storyline, when everyone was packing up after graduation, he had at least thirty or forty CDs that he had lent to Miyamura Izumi and Ishikawa Toru and hadn't returned yet, which gives you an idea of ​​how big his collection was.

The allowance of 100,000 yen given by my family every month, plus the salary of about 100,000 yen I earned working at a convenience store after school, was basically all spent on buying CDs.

With such innate skills, songwriting would be a piece of cake.

Unfortunately, most of the anime songs he was familiar with were sung by female singers, with only twenty or thirty songs by male singers such as Kenshi Yonezu and Yojiro Noda.

Considering the profit-sharing ratio, he estimates that he will not be able to achieve complete financial freedom, so in addition to writing songs, he also plans to draw comics and write light novels.

It's worth mentioning that in Japan's hierarchy of social status, light novel authors and manga artists are considered to be of a higher status than singers of the same level.

They usually earn more.

Just like Koyoharu Gotouge, the author of "Demon Slayer," who earned 200 million US dollars in a year with just this one work, his earning power is obviously far greater than that of top singers.

Therefore, comics and light novels are undoubtedly essential for achieving true financial freedom.

"Stop spending on CDs and use the money to enroll in a manga training course. As for light novels, give it a try first, and if that doesn't work, give it up for now and focus on singing and manga!"

Having made up his mind, Iura Hide looked up at the Japanese language teacher who was still concentrating on lecturing on the podium, quickly took out a new notebook from his bag, and began to try writing a novel.

Many things are easier said than done, especially writing a novel. Even if you have a great idea in your head, you may not be able to write a single sentence for a long time when you actually put pen to paper.

Iura Hide had tried writing novels online during his university years in his previous life, so he was naturally well aware of this.

However, he was only trying it out, so after a brief consideration, he did not choose the relatively easier light novel to write. Instead, he decided to adapt "Your Lie in April," which was known as the "perfect essay of April," into a light novel and bring it to this world.

I'm ready to take on the highest difficulty level right from the start!

If you succeed, continue; if you fail, switch tracks at lightning speed!

"Prologue"

The soft glow of the setting sun casts its gentle rays upon the blooming cherry blossoms. A gentle breeze blows, and I involuntarily close my eyes. When I open them again, you appear quietly beneath the cherry blossoms, so radiant.

Chapter One: Dull and Gloomy

"what happened?"

"Arima actually stopped playing?"

"In that case, all his achievements so far will be for naught!"

"The solemn auditorium, the glaring lights, the whispers—everything was distorted by the heavy, rumbling notes of the cold piano, eventually turning into a bottomless, dark vortex that swallowed him up."

"what!"

Arima Kosei suddenly awoke, and everything around him was back in the light.

"The piano room was still the same piano room where he was all alone, and the energetic shouts of the soccer team could be clearly heard from the playground outside the window."

"Among them, the loudest cheers came from his childhood friend, Ryota Watari, the captain of the soccer team."

"Oh, he was just asleep."

Arima Kousei scratched his messy hair, looked at the half-written sheet music on the table in front of him, put his glasses back on, picked up his pencil, and put on his headphones.

"But before he could press play on his phone again, a familiar, anxious voice suddenly rang out from outside the window."

"Ah! It flew by!"

"Xiaochun? Has this kid gotten into trouble again?"

"Arima Kousei subconsciously turned his head to look in the direction from which the sound came from outside the window."

"Although he didn't see his childhood friend Tsubaki Sawabe, he clearly saw a high-speed spinning baseball, tracing a beautiful arc, flying precisely towards him."

"Bah!"

"boom!"

! ”

As Iura Hide wrote down the images that came to mind, he couldn't help but add audio to them, a smile unconsciously appearing on his lips.

However, the next second, the notebook in front of him suddenly went dark, as if something had blocked the sunlight.

The countless times he was caught reading comics in class in his past life and the countless times he was caught listening to CDs in class in this life merged together, instantly sending a chill down his spine and making him realize that something was wrong.

Subconsciously reaching out to cover the laptop, Iura Hide stiffly raised his head.

Sure enough, Nikaido Yuri, who had been standing on the podium, appeared in front of him at some point and was staring at him with a serious expression.

""

Well, at this moment he suddenly realized that when Kono Sakura wasn't smiling, she did indeed have a similar temperament to Nikaido Yuri, who was his teacher.

"No, now is not the time to think about these things."

Iura Hide quickly flashed a fawning smile, blinking his eyes innocently (like a husky's wide eyes at normal room temperature), and said, "Um, teacher, would you believe me if I said I was taking notes?"

"Is that so?" Yuri Nikaido adjusted her glasses, a playful smile suddenly appearing on her lips.

"Then, Iura-kun, why don't you read out your notes and share them with everyone?"

""

Iura Shu was dumbfounded.

If you don't believe him, shouldn't you just confiscate his laptop?

What's with making him 'read his notes'? Are they trying to kill him? That's incredibly malicious!

"Think beautifully!"

After staring at each other for three seconds, Iura Hide snorted inwardly and jumped up from his seat.

"I'll study then, who's afraid of who!"

There's a saying that goes something like this: as long as I'm not embarrassed, it's others who are embarrassed, right?

He wrote a perfect score essay in April, not some kind of erotic novel, so what's so scary about it!

"Cough cough!"