I teach kendo in Tokyo

Kazuma slept peacefully until before school in the afternoon, and nothing happened in the health room.

Mainly because the teachers in the health center are men, and there are very few women studying medicine in this era.

After coming out of the health room, Kazuma went back to the classroom to get his schoolbag. As soon as he arrived in the classroom, he found three girls studying.

Kazuma was startled instead. When he looked out the window and saw three long-haired figures in the classroom, he thought there was definitely lightning and thunder in the classroom.

When he came in, he found it was calm, but he wasn't used to it.

"Ah, he's up." Mikako noticed Kazuma first, then immediately put down the pen in his hand and stretched.

"Wait a minute! You haven't finished correcting the wrong questions yet!" The chairman of the committee sitting next to Mikako immediately grabbed Mikako and pressed her raised hand back on the table. "Continue, we won't stop until we correct all the wrong questions." .”

Kazuma thought to himself, yes, this is the smell. It was also the same when she taught me Chinese.

Mikako looked reluctant, but picked up the pen again.

Kazuma thought that he should sit down and study with the girls to use up the last few hours of the BUFF.

But at this moment, an idea crossed his mind.

——Under this BUFF, can I get results quickly if I study things other than cultural classes?

Such as music.

Before, Kazuma had been thinking about how to use this skill around learning and honing martial arts.

But I actually tried to hone my martial arts and horses, but it didn't add much experience points.

As for studying, it can only be used to strengthen Chinese language and history, and it is of little use for subjects such as Japanese horses and horses, which are already very good.

It seems that for this entry to work, there is a default unspoken rule: the difficulty to be overcome must be great.

It won't take effect against minor difficulties.

And Kazuma really knows nothing about music. If he learned an instrument at this time, would it be very effective?

The more Kazuma thought about it, the more he thought there was a way, so he stepped forward and patted Nanjo on the shoulder: "Nanjo, what musical instrument is cheap, portable and easy to learn?"

——No, according to the characteristics of the entry, if it is an instrument that is difficult to learn, it will be easier to learn!

But considering that Kazuma only had a few hours left, of course it was better to choose a simple instrument, get started with the vocabulary, and then practice on his own.

According to Kazuma’s experience, getting started is the most difficult part. Once you get started, as long as you practice enough, your skills will always improve step by step.

In my last life, Ma and I wanted to learn guitar, but then we fell into the introductory stage.

Learning from scratch all by myself is too frustrating.

Nanjo tilted his head and thought for a moment, then his hair fell on the back of Kazuma's hand, leaving a sour touch.

"Um...guitar?"

Nanjo said something.

But Kazuma’s lifelong frustration with learning the guitar came back.

"Change it, is there anything else?"

At this time, Kazuma suddenly felt a long and thin strip under the clothes where his hand was pressed. Could this be... He couldn't help but follow the shape of the thing with his fingers.

Youthful associations rushed into Kazuma's mind.

Kazuma quickly strangled his association and took his hand away.

Nanjo's ears were already red, but her face was fine. She pretended that nothing happened and continued to answer Kazuma's question: "If the guitar is not good, how about the harmonica? Compared with other instruments, the harmonica does not require too much practice of finger movements and is relatively easy to learn. Some."

Kazuma got excited when he heard the harmonica.

He likes to play harmonica songs, such as "Where the Stars Are". When he played "The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky", he was so moved that he liked this song.

There is a version of this song played by Joshua on the harmonica in the game. It is said that the release of this song has become an opportunity for countless people to learn harmonica and boosted the sales of harmonica in China.

Kazuma: "Okay, just the harmonica! The harmonica is good!"

Once you learn the harmonica, you can copy "Where the Stars Are" engraved in your DNA, and maybe you can use it as a copywriter.

In fact, it doesn't matter whether it is a copy of the document or not. What is important is that it may be able to add BUFF.

In addition to where the stars are, you can also play other things. For example, the protagonist in "Once Upon a Time in America" ​​plays a harmonica when he comes on the stage. After playing, he draws a gun and shoots the enemies. He is very cool and powerful.

Kazuma decided to do it as soon as he thought of it, and he didn't want to waste any time. After all, his BUFF was only a few hours away from disappearing.

You have to get in quickly.

"Come on, let's go buy a harmonica. Nanjo, please lend me some money first and let Chiyoko pay it back to you when we get home."

Nanjo: "Master, what are you doing with me? Why don't I just order one for you? If you place the order today, it should be delivered tomorrow."

No, it will be too late tomorrow and the BUFF will be gone!

Kazuma patted Nanjo's shoulder again: "In life, seize the day. Let's go buy it immediately. Will there be Yaohan? Or should we go to Don Quixote?"

Don Quijote is the name of a Japanese convenience store chain, and Yaohan has its own emphasis.

Nanjo looked helpless: "I've never been to Yaohan and Don Quixote, so I don't know..."

Gan! Miss, please be more down-to-earth! Otherwise, how can I be a poor housewife like me?

Mikako: "I think the grocery store in the shopping district has a higher chance of having one."

"Yes, I agree." The chairman said, "If you want to learn, you must also have the music scores of etudes and simple teaching materials for self-study. You can buy these at a used bookstore. I know one store has them."

Nanjo seemed a little annoyed that he didn't put forward any favorable opinions, so he tried to suggest again: "How about going directly to the musical instruments? There must be a lot of them there, and you can buy brand new brands..."

Kazuma: "No, Miss, just follow me and don't make any suggestions."

Am I like someone who can afford famous brands? Kazuma complained in his heart, please stop adding salt to my scars!

So, Kazuma and his party rushed out of the school, picked up Chiyoko on the way, and then rushed to the shopping street.

Chiyoko looked confused after hearing the ins and outs on the road: "Why do you suddenly want to learn the harmonica? No, why do you suddenly want to learn a musical instrument? Does this have anything to do with getting into Tokyo University and practicing kendo?"

"Chiyoko, those who can't rest can't work." Kazuma taught his sister seriously, "Cultivating an interest can combine work and rest and improve learning efficiency."

"If you want to combine work and rest, wouldn't it be enough for you to practice kendo in between studies?" Chiyoko continued to question.

"Kendo can strengthen my soul, and music can soothe my soul." Kazuma continued to talk nonsense.

In fact, he just wanted to take advantage of the last wave of BUFF time to learn something as quickly and cheaply as possible.

At this time, Mikako, who was exploring the front, shouted: "Ah, I found it! It's here! Look, the harmonica!"

Kazuma followed Mikako's fingers, and sure enough, he saw a cheap-looking harmonica in the corner of the grocery store shelf.

There is also a 50% OFF label next to it, as well as a slogan: "A magical tool for picking up girls! Help you have a wonderful summer!"

Kazuma scratched his head and looked back at the girls.

The chairman of the committee read out the slogan in an uplifting tone: "A magical tool for picking up girls."

Nanjo: "Help you have one..."

Mikako: "Wonderful summer."

Kazuma: "If you want to fucking laugh, I'll just laugh. Don't do this. It won't happen."