She’s cute and has big breasts, so she’s a win.

>>1

Is the thread image small, but will it become larger from now on?

I wonder if they will actually become the final boss.

This heroine attacked me in the early stages.

Is this girl the heroine?

>>7

Well, there is a possibility that the protagonist could be taken by a classmate.

In the main story, is this the level of clarity for breasts?

From over there, it seems like nothing at all is lowering my impression; rather, it’s high…

>>10

The heroine should do something to increase her likability a bit more!

I don’t know what position the protagonist holds in this child…

At least from the protagonist’s side, there is currently no sign of romantic feelings at all.

There may be jealousy and competition regarding piano talent, but…

>>12

At least he’s flirting with another girl… I have to take that girl down… right?

It’s obvious that they look like they’re having fun playing the piano… I feel like I have to crush that…

Why am I being called despair?

>>14

Because I’m a genius.

>>16

Why…?

Originally, a tournament where it wouldn’t be difficult to win first place has somehow become extremely challenging.

The character design is cute, so it’s totally okay.

>>20

It seems there are no heroine elements other than the character design…

>>22

The protagonist met someone in elementary school, learned piano from them, and was helped by the protagonist to escape from bullying.

>>24

After that…

Was it originally planned for her to enter the Lindekonkur, or did she decide to enter because she doesn’t like that woman?

It feels like there was someone like Kaneda who would try to take everything from you and surpass you.

Since I can’t win against my rivals with technology, I’ll compete in other ways! It feels like a development you don’t see very often.

>>27

But it’s necessary for a pianist.

During the three years in middle school, it seems like you haven’t made any approaches even though we’ve been apart? So I didn’t really understand if you had any particular feelings, but during your debut stream with the seniors, you had quite a serious expression…

>>30

When you get to this point

You should probably attend a special needs class at this level.

>>34

It’s not like I’ve studied and ended up this way.

I didn’t study because I hate studying, and this is what happened.

>>30

I see, it’s a magazine.

Hirakawa Aya?

>>31

The author is a completely different person.

I can’t exercise either.

Can’t study.

I can play the piano.

>>32

You don’t like piano, do you?

Helping the black-haired girl might open the heroine route.

It feels like I’m avoiding the act of studying because of the pride that still remains.

I managed to pass the exam by putting in some effort.

If we don’t clash in the preliminaries, then…

The magazine got a score of 0 because it studied!

Isn’t Nanase the one who’s the heroine?

Main candidate: Nanase

Counter Kujouzawa

Big hole, senpai.

Final Boss Sakuraba

Protagonist: I can’t study or exercise, but I can only play the piano. This is all I have. When I taught a girl how to play the piano, she quickly surpassed me… I don’t like it… I don’t want to get involved anymore…

If I win here, it will be a bit of a letdown, but if I lose, I have to quit being a pianist… I wonder what I’ll do.

There are people who break down in tears when they realize that the final boss is close to their turn during the exam.

There was a final boss for those who sought advice from the same instructor as me… I will no longer be chosen…

It’s not that big, but if I win this tournament, there’s a chance the final boss will participate in it too… I can’t do this anymore…

Actually, it’s the mysterious girl violinist who seems to be the second strongest character after the final boss.

I learned about it here and immediately bought and read volume 1.

>>50

All the characters are cute, which is nice.

The men are also kind of cute.

>>53

The turning point when I became hollow after my pride was shattered by the final boss was my friend from middle school…

But she’s cute and has big boobs, you know?

The final boss that makes everyone involved break down in tears.

It’s terrifying how, despite breaking the hearts of everyone around the protagonist, they always have a smile on their face.

It’s like snowboarder Shaun White.

It’s terrible that the final boss appears just when there’s hope that entering the tournament gives you a chance!

There are times like this too!

That’s malicious.

>>59

I don’t know if it’s malice.

A woman who gives off a dark aura just by seeing me streaming with another woman I don’t know.

>>61

She must be a woman I know, considering she went out of her way to watch the stream.

That aside, it’s scary that this expression is never mentioned in the work at all.

It’s scary anyway!

What is the true meaning of that expression…?

Positive Ayase River

>>65

Thinking about Aya being obsessed with a specific opposite sex behind her smile is way too intriguing.

Whether this monster can acquire humanity or end up being nothing more than a violent machine.

>>66

Lonely, sad piano alien end

If the man who protected the bullied version of myself, taught me piano, and even improved my environment suddenly disappeared, anyone would fall into darkness.

>>67

The man’s heart was shattered into pieces…

There’s no way anyone would fall for a fool like him!

Does the girl on the left die in the final episode?

I can’t read this manga on Nico…

What exactly is Kadokomi…?

Nanase was a resilient man, so I interact with him fairly normally, but I don’t know what feelings he actually has other than towards Kanya.

I remembered Kindaichi’s homosexuality.

It’s a manga from Kadokawa, after all…

A sad genius who is garbage at everything except the piano, but doesn’t particularly like the piano.

>>77

But since there’s nothing else, I have no choice but to cling to that…

>>77

I think it would be pretty exciting if a development that makes you love the piano comes from here, but there’s no doubt that this final boss won’t be involved in that development…

Otter…

Looking back, it seems that many of the geniuses surrounding the world’s number one later turn out to be like this.

Reunion with the final boss after several years.

My heart wouldn’t stop racing!! (PTSD)

I hope it becomes popular enough to be live-action adapted.

This big-breasted heroine has 15 episodes, but there’s only one panel of darkness, so I can’t read anything.

Besides the piano, it’s really trash and it’s sad.

Even though you’re my hero, I can’t forgive you for being taken by another woman…

Well, it’s your talent that crushed the hero.

Congratulations on second place!

It’s scary how coincidental it is that a piano manga is starting in Jump.

You haven’t done anything wrong.

It’s your talent that’s bad.

When I see this child, my heart races (in a painful way).

I guess I won’t be able to take the route of being with the teacher who seems to love the piano, because she’s taken by a big-chested girl…

If there was a woman like this in my area of expertise, I would want to go to the other side of the world.

The protagonist is more useless than anything else except the piano.

>>93

You have big breasts, right?

>>93

I can exercise and probably study better than the protagonist.

The position is too much like a final boss, making it hard to see it as one that falls in love with the protagonist!

I wonder what would happen if we gathered a bunch of people who are trash except for the piano and made them compete against each other…

>>96

Witchcraft poison!

Evil

Meaning

na

ki

Absolute

Hope

If it weren’t for the big boobs, the protagonist would have quite a talent for the piano…

>>98

Even though there’s a 3-year gap for me and this guy has only 1 year, isn’t he way too good? The teacher evaluates him at that level, so he’s just a genius.

Since I don’t like piano, it was excluded from consideration.

>>98

In reality, almost no one knows even the number one pianist, so number two…

>>107

Isn’t it a job that doesn’t need to be known by the general public as long as it’s known in the industry?

>>98

They might be at the top of their generation, but it’s a job that only about ten people can do in Japan.

Since there are people of various ages among them, I think they might feel it’s tough not being at the top at the same age level.

I originally had the mindset that if it’s not in first place, it’s trash.

I know a wrestler who was called despair.

Well, if it’s about the first and second place, I feel like both first and second places usually have work.

>>101

There are about ten people who can make a living as pianists…

>>101

There are quite a few people who make a living playing the piano, but the explanation is that only a handful can play just the songs they want to play.

>>106

Which one?

>>108

Both are correct.

>>108

Making a living from playing the piano can include being a piano teacher, for example.

It’s clear that there is a straightforward affection for the protagonist, even if it’s not necessarily romantic feelings yet.

It’s hard to say if even the average person knows about all one pianist.

In music, truly god-like geniuses are born only very rarely…

The protagonist wants to relieve their frustration by playing the piano at the station after being scolded during their part-time job at a convenience store in the future.

>>111

There is a path for piano YouTubers…

>>117

The monkey person and the clown person are smoothly building their careers, but the big-boob person seems to have broken down somehow.

Like a tuner, too.

Most of them are people who couldn’t become pianists.