MyGO has been re-femaleized in the second playthrough!

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“...I think it’s great.” Li Xi didn’t look directly at Ai Yin’s face, but looked away.

"Wait a minute, you're completely disregarding people's feelings. What you're saying is utterly unbelievable!"

"No."

"Then look over here."

No matter how close Ai Yin got, Li Xi never looked at her, but kept turning her face away.

The reason is simple—because she's so cute. If you look at her too much, her face will definitely stay red until the performance starts, which would be too embarrassing.

Aine put her hands on her hips and pouted, "Ricky is too shy."

"Long-winded."

The lamp was sitting at the table, writing something. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be a letter.

"A letter? Who are you going to give it to?" Su Shi asked.

"Hmm... This is for our future selves."

Su Shi and Ai Yin exchanged a glance, thinking that it would be better for them not to see it now, and to save this surprise for some day many years later.

Lenai was holding her phone, looking at her personal account.

"It's gone up."

"Fans?" Ai Yin asked curiously.

"Ah."

"Aren't you happy?" Ai Yin asked with a smile.

Lena smiled back: "Not bad."

"However, it seems we need some more data before we can start the revenue plan." Ai Yin glanced at it a few times; a certain amount of data was required to start advertising revenue.

“That’s really bad,” Lena said again.

Just a second ago you said it wasn't bad.

Ai Yin stretched and exclaimed, "We're an old band that's done several live shows already!"

“We’re not that old; we’re still newcomers in the industry,” Su Shi said calmly.

"Should we sell our merchandise later? Like shirts with our band name printed on them, they'd definitely sell like hotcakes!"

"That's too ambitious."

Ai Yin puffed out her cheeks. Why was Su Shi constantly undermining her? This was clearly her vision for a bright future.

"Soyorin the Great Devil".

"Yes Yes."

But such complaints were of no use to Su Shi.

She glanced at Aine a few times, then whispered, "Aine, don't move."

"Huh? Wait a minute..."

Is she planning to kiss me here and leave a mark? Here? Right now? Aine's face grew increasingly red.

Ke Su Shi simply raised her hand and combed her hair with it.

"What is Aine thinking about?" she asked with a smile, her voice tinged with emotion.

"....nothing."

In an instant, Aine felt three gazes piercing her back.

Lena stared intently at her, the lamp stopped writing, and Riki looked displeased. Aine felt a strange mix of unease, unsure whether to stand or sit.

The culprit, Su Shi, simply chuckled.

It's definitely intentional!

Fortunately, just then, a familiar voice sounded from outside the door.

"MyGO members, it's your turn."

Here it comes! Ai Yin responded loudly, "Okay—!"

Li Xi let out a breath and stood up: "Let's go."

"and many more."

Aine held out her hand: "Let's do that together! Everyone, put your hands on top of each other."

"Ha... this is completely unnecessary." Li Xi said helplessly, but still reached out and placed his hand on the back of Aine's hand.

If she doesn't act first, Su Shi will have to put it up.

"Isn't it nice to do it once in a while?" Su Shi didn't mind.

"Hmm... let's all do it together." The lamp earnestly stretched out its hand.

Lena looked at the four people's hands stacked together, thought for a while for some reason, and then placed her hand under Aine's.

It came from below!?

Ai Yin snapped out of her reverie and cleared her throat: "Let's all work together to give the audience the best performance! Then let's hold the celebration party at my house. I've already talked to my parents, and they're very happy to have it."

"They didn't come to my house after all?" Su Shi looked surprised.

"Of course, no one can let us down!" Lixi smiled confidently.

"Then, one, two, three—"

Before Ai Yin could finish speaking, she withdrew her folded hands.

"No need for that," Li Xi said, and walked out.

“I agree, it’s too shameful,” Su Shi said, and followed them out.

Lena couldn't wait and quickly walked towards the stage.

Only Ai-yin and Deng remained frozen in place for a second or two.

"This isn't right! Where did our team spirit go? Weren't we supposed to shout 'Anontokyo is the best' together before going on stage?!" Aine shouted in dissatisfaction.

"No matter how you look at it, it's impossible to shout like that!" Li Xi and Su Shi shouted in unison.

Ai Yin sighed; in the end, everyone was still the same as before.

She looked at the lamp and laughed, "Alright, let's go, tomorin!"

There is only one destination.

That's the stage!

The lamp smiled with relief: "Mm!"

Embark on familiar paths and return to the stage.

After Ai Yin finished adjusting the equipment, she looked at the others. Li Xi nodded slightly to her, Su Shi smiled, Le Nai had a confident smile on her face, and Deng gripped the microphone tightly and let out a soft breath.

Looking back on every moment, Aine couldn't help but think that her life had changed dramatically the moment she returned to her homeland.

Not only did they make new friends, they also formed a band that they were destined to continue for a lifetime.

And then I stood here, under this light.

Aiyin closed her eyes, feeling the warmth of the light.

It's amazing that we've managed to hold on until today.

Even without seeing or hearing, one can still faintly feel the connection between them, as if an invisible thread links them together and will never break.

In any case, let's continue to be entangled with each other as we are now, and move forward together.

Until the very end.

Is there anything more blissful than this?

of course not!

Aine opened her eyes and smiled confidently: "Let's begin, tomorin!"

Let's play our music!

The lamp nodded vigorously and took a deep breath.

"Drummer, Lixi."

"Bassist, Su Shi."

"Lead guitarist, Lena."

"Lead singer, it's me."

"And there's rhythm guitarist Ai Yin!"

"us--"

I could feel the audience's gaze.

I could feel the gazes of my bandmates.

As if given a gentle push, the words came out naturally.

"—We are the band MyGO!!!!

"A band that's going to be together for life!"

"We'll never be apart!"

P.S.: I'll finish writing the author's note tomorrow.

I originally planned to end the series as soon as the show started airing, but it's only ending now. I was too slow, but I won't apologize.

I never intended to write a very long story; my target was 300,000 to 500,000 words. I estimated the number of favorites to be around 5000, which did indeed match my estimate. However, I didn't expect a few lucky breaks to come my way, pushing the number up to five times the original figure.

Also, thank you to the "Lotus Terrace Usami" team members for the golden treasure chest yesterday!

Actually, I didn't plan to release the book in November. This isn't my first book after Fontaine's, which was originally planned as an original work. But there's just too much to prepare for an original book, and I felt a bit bored if I didn't write something during that time.

Hey! I might as well write about Mygo to kill time! — And so I did.

I never intended to make money or earn tips from the beginning; I was just writing for fun. Therefore, my writing style is different from before. The biggest difference is:

If written in the style of Chami, it would be "The Tale of Aine's Harem".

Instead of the current "MyGO feeling".

It turns out that I didn't write it with the intention of making money, but I actually made some money. It feels really strange.

The original plan was to start with Li Xi's story, then move on to sweet moments, form a band, and then end the series.

But I always feel like something's missing.

That's right, it's the "band for life" promise. After the other girls and Aine's relationship deepens, a hidden danger will arise: jealousy.

If we ignore their hidden flaws and let the story end like this, then it can't be considered a band that lasts a lifetime.

Therefore, more scenes of chaotic battles were added, allowing Lena, Lixi, Deng, and Su Shi to showcase their skills.

The final result was quite good.

Only when they overcome all difficulties, and even the various events that follow cannot break their bond, will the promise of "a band for life" be convincing.

The development of the Shura Field had already been planned.

It would be ridiculous if the band were to break up because of some kind of chaotic situation. This statement implies a determination to continue even if the entanglement lasts a lifetime.

Although it was written casually, I did put some thought into certain parts.

For example, the storyline of Lena.

In the original game, Riki finds Ronai, and the two patients make a promise together.

However, this book is going to end, and it can't be run like the original project for a long time, which means it can't be dragged out—and only when Lena actively participates in the band can a positive cycle be created.

This is what the book refers to: when one person is in trouble, the others will rush to their aid with their passionate bond skills.

"Finding a home" and "creating a home" have completely different meanings. The latter is more proactive and more likely to motivate Lena to act for the sake of the band.

Another storyline involves Li Xi.