Chapter 1-242: In a world of myriad dimensions, our protagonist is not just any writer.

Summary

In Chapter 64, Oikawa Toru receives a call from Kagurasaka Asagao, who praises him for his genius in writing "Your Lie in April." Asagao expresses regret for doubting Toru's ability and questions whether the story was intended as a tragedy from the start. Toru is taken aback, realizing that his choice of descriptive words subtly hinted at the tragic nature of the narrative. Asagao warns Toru about the potential backlash from readers if the story is labeled a tragedy, especially since it was marketed as a healing novel. Meanwhile, excitement builds among fans and fellow authors about the upcoming second volume of "Your Lie in April," with many expressing envy and frustration over Toru's rapid success. The chapter highlights the contrasting emotions of admiration and despair among writers in the community as they grapple with their own struggles in comparison to Toru's achievements.

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