Reporter: "Mr. Daidouji, many people say your policy platform is too radical. What's your opinion?" Daidouji Sousuke: "The more they oppose me, the more it proves I'm right." Reporter: "And some people say that after you joined the Metropolitan Police Department, the level of crime in Japan suddenly escalated. What's your opinion on this?" Daidouji Sousuke: "This proves that our law enforcement methods are still too lenient and haven't deterred criminals." Reporter: "Then could you explain why your election opponents are often involved in inexplicable murder cases? How do you control all of this?" Daidouji Sousuke: "Sorry, no comment." Watching this finally revealing scoundrel leave, Daidouji Sousuke sternly ordered: "Come on, take Conan to this reporter's house for two days..."

(GBC + Bondori) Music competition + professional career, not romance. Riben, transported to another world, faces a harsh reality that threatens to crush Momoka Kawahara's musical dreams. Shinichi Mizuki steps forward to help her achieve stardom, paving the way with songs destined to ignite the music scene. However, when he truly reveals his dazzling musical talent, he finds more than just flowers and applause… because the entertainment industry isn't as glamorous as it appears on television; the real trials lie beneath the surface, in the undercurrents.

Kageyo Makoto is admitted to the Advanced Educational Academy due to her unique experiences. She enrolls as a student in Class D and discovers something strange about the school. She begins to investigate and learn about its merit-based system. (The protagonist is unaware of the actual training scenario and must uncover it herself.) She doesn't fawn over Ayanokouji.

Waking up, he found himself transmigrated into the body of Hachiman, the self-destruction master. Looking at his lifeless eyes in the mirror, he secretly made a vow. He would make all those who had mocked him involuntarily say, "Look, that person seems like a social butterfly." Until one day... "Tell me, which one do you choose?!" Looking at the girls surrounding him, each holding various weapons, a bead of cold sweat trickled down Hachiman's forehead.

I am Hachiman Hikigaya. My cheat ability is accessing the memories and experiences of Hachiman Hikigaya from other timelines. As everyone knows, I, Hachiman Hikigaya, am a workaholic in the industry, with countless identities: writer Hachiman, the son-in-law of heaven Hachiman, the son-in-law Hachiman, the magician Hachiman, the god-slayer Hachiman, the association agent Hachiman...

[A random female protagonist + a changing doll + a loser female protagonist + my little sister + ...]

The moment I close my eyes and open them again, a non-existent memory suddenly appears in my mind.

Rebirth or reincarnation?

Kazama Tetsuya doesn't want to think about those things right now. After his parents' divorce, he became self-destructive and had no source of income.

And those works that popped into my memory are completely absent in this world!

Kazama Tetsuya went completely mad, determined to use the works from his memories to make money and support his family, resulting in: "Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend", "My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong As Expected"...

As a result, just three days after submitting the first volume of the light novel, there was a sudden knock on the door of Tetsuya Kazama's house.

Are editors these days so dedicated? They're actually going door-to-door to sign contracts?

...

This is the author's first novel, primarily for practice, and feedback is greatly appreciated. It starts with a D-class setting, is not a time-travel story, has no system, and some abilities are top-tier. The pacing is slow, adhering to original themes. If you enjoyed *Welcome to the Classroom of the Elite*, I invite you to check it out. Having ability is important, but giving it your all is equally crucial. Konoe Hirakawa is someone who dislikes trouble and wants to achieve high-value results with minimal effort. If something is too troublesome, he won't act even if it means sacrificing his own interests. However… “Konoe Hirakawa, if you keep giving up halfway and not giving your all, by the time you truly want to give it your all, it might be too late.”

What's it like to form a band? What's it like to be a "normie" (a person who is successful and popular)? Kusano Akira felt he had some authority to answer these questions. Although some unpleasant things always happened after forming the band, he managed to resolve them all without major incidents. For example, a beautiful celebrity was possessed by a strange, earthbound spirit; a flaxen-haired, love-starved girl living in the same building wanted to sabotage the current band and reunite with her old bandmates; a quirky girl in his class had been secretly recording his affairs in a notebook; and the pink-haired, socially awkward girl from the neighboring band plastered her room with inappropriate photos—although his instincts told him something was off, he managed to handle all of those situations satisfactorily. For someone making friends for the first time, Kusano Akira felt he had done a pretty good job. It's just that his friends have been looking at him strangely lately, as if something dangerous might happen at any moment—probably just his imagination. "Aine, what are you doing here? How did you get into my house? What are you doing with that rope? Is it some new game?"—[Male protagonist story, harem]

A person who had spent his whole life playing in a band arrived in a world that was like paradise—a world where everyone loved music.

What romantic elements will Ren Amamiya, a band mercenary who works for at least 50 bands, encounter with other bands during the game's release, and how should he act to avoid the occurrence of gravity fields?

What interesting sparks will fly when band members from different bands collide?

In an interview, a man described as "the bassist's lover," "the guy with two instruments," "the king of band mercenaries," "a vixen who is suspected of seducing multiple women," "the strategist who has created over a hundred songs," and "the manipulator behind the band" stated that his titles were largely exaggerated.

However, many people have doubts about this, since some of the titles do indeed match.

"No, at least I have to admit one thing: I am not a fox spirit, but a real person."

Ren Amamiya, who was pinned to the ground by the women and unable to get up, said these words before being dragged into the basement.

PS: (This work contains some out-of-character (OOC) content. Yes, I'm talking about you, Mother Hen, episode 7.)