But going on about the realism is kinda sidetracking, it is more of the fact that it is not very believable. I mean, it gets into it a little, but that is entirely due to some high-school band and some other online hype factors. The music industry is probably not as easy to mess with as Kongming has been doing, but again, I can't run off too much from it other than real-life complaints about how the whole place is abusive. I am led to believe Kabe's character is more real, but even then his character isn't the most serious thing I've witnessed, with him jumping in and out of issues with the tiniest push imaginable. I don't know anything about how deals are run in the music industry or if there are rappers like Kabe (the whole wuss personality + Eminem style). There are a lot of other flaws to note like how much Kabe's character is pretty awkward to the whole music industry thing in this anime, but I feel as if I am heading into unknown territory with the reality behind them. It's sad because, as seen, it is able to do this. But those particular moments where characters just do real things without some wish from genie or some other life hack are seldom. To not get into too much detail as possible, she basically meets a new character and they both think of each other as cool and they do nice things together and it is all so wholesome. Eiko's passions being underhanded are somewhat excusable, she's focusing on actually getting better at the music first, but I'd say the passion and the strive for improvement work hand in hand because all she does, for the most part, is just nothing of her own will until around way later on. Eiko's passions being half-hearted, more so weak, backtracking to them only when the writing called for it, to Kongming basically being a human equivalent of that genie from Aladdin. Sadly, from what I remember of this show, about 90% of it was key features in this anime being ruined and watered down to mediocrity. There are moments when the anime does become respectable again, but more on that later. As I just said, the first episode is pretty good, flashy lights, Kongming using his brain to get the hang of this new world, Eiko trying to make it big, and all the rest of it. It gets ridiculously stale, ridiculously quickly. You see, my main problem with everything in this anime is pretty much the inability to hold anything compelling or sincere for as long as possible. Well, maybe not forgotten, but bastardised beyond belief. Soon after, however, it seems as if everything is pretty much forgotten as fast as it is introduced. You know, Kongming seemed like an interesting guy, he meets Eiko and they talk about life and all that I actually quite like the premise, as it is a good idea, and the first episode kinda sells everything really well. No hate on Aimer, by the way, I just lacked a better example. What is introduced to us is essentially the Sun Tzu sequel hears an Aimer song for the first time and dedicates his life to making sure that music ends up universal. There's literally nothing here that merits any kind of universal praise as it already does. The reception of this anime is so strange. Still, Kongming is determined to accomplish his goals-even if he must utilize the war stratagems he famously used in his previous life! Unsurprisingly, the music industry is unforgiving to those who make even the slightest mistakes. Seeing Eiko's immense musical potential, Kongming vows to make the world recognize her and soon takes on the role of her manager. Pitying his confusion, Eiko takes Kongming under her wing and teaches him about the current world, which leads to Kongming's interest in contemporary music. Thrust into an unfamiliar world, he finds his way into a nightclub and meets Eiko Tsukimi, an aspiring singer whose performance immediately captivates him. His wish comes true, and Kongming wakes up in modern-day Tokyo with a younger body and his memories intact. The weariness and regret stemming from the seemingly never-ending war catch up to him, and as he draws his final breath, Kongming wishes that if he were to reincarnate, he would be reborn in a more peaceful era.

Having led his army through countless grueling victories, Kongming falls gravely ill during the Battle of Wuzhang Plains. Zhuge Kongming earned a reputation as one of the greatest tacticians of the Three Kingdoms period of third-century China.

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