Net King: the Age of Miracles!

To put it bluntly, Net King is a five-dimensional confrontation, and in fantasy it is also a five-dimensional confrontation. What's the use of having more moves? There are enough moves in the Byodoin world, but they were all broken by Polk. Polk used the whirlpool move to defeat all the invincible players in the world. A person who can't even break through Tezuka's domain is still considered a master, let alone the supreme domain that follows. Tezuka's five-dimensional technique is officially 6 points. It's pretty good if you can have 4 points in this technique. Is there a qualified teacher to guide you? It's all up to you to explore on your own. What are you thinking? So what if there is a fourth kind of brilliance? People can defeat all three in one, not to mention there is only one kind of protagonist. The most important thing is that everyone else is making progress, only the protagonist is still standing still, with zones to develop, sweet spot skills to practice, and always being an audience. In this way, you can play Hammer Tennis, forget about it with that reporter, and watch a few more games.

What's not good to write about? The combination of Black Basketball and Tennis was okay in the early stage but rose to another dimension in the later stage. Is there anything in Black Basketball that can keep up with the other dimension? You can't sell sheep over others, right? In the early stage, you can directly use the world view of tennis in the later stage, and then the black basket will be gone?

Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh, haha

I have read a fanfic about Net King and Black Basketball before. The original characters in it are all doing their jobs (?). You just let the basketball player play tennis. I have never seen this operation before. This is super interesting! Moreover, the story begins in middle school, and the protagonist's past experiences are only briefly mentioned and half-covered. The protagonist's experiences are only revealed after encountering corresponding things and characters. It's not all written in one go. The writing is very good, and the interaction with teammates is also very delicate. Come on, it's too short, only a few dozen chapters. I gave four stars because the protagonist has already started to lead the junior high school students to roll up. I'm a little worried about whether it will get out of control in the middle and later stages... Note: The original comment was deleted and reposted, it was posted a few days ago. I just want to say, don't post meaningless replies like "check in" under my comments. That's right, the guy from Book Friend 2022042019, the guy who posted the post the day before my current post, don't reply to me "check in" again. I'll scold you every time you do it. Also, I really don't understand why you have to copy comments. Didn't you just change my expression for that guy from Book Friend 2022042019? Crazy! Whether you discuss the plot of the original work or this one with me, I welcome them all, but I hate meaningless replies.

Why don't you make a sequel when it's over? Now that the original film has been covered much better, it really affects my mood while watching it.

I think Teiko needs a coach, a coach who has something to teach them. Taozi is just a student and has a lot to learn. I feel like Teiko only knows how to get stronger. I think a coach is needed to teach them.

Have you ever thought about the top five players without a championship in high school training camp? In this way, I still write about my high school days, but it is just my opinion and has no other meaning. Please update soon, it looks great.

After reading the entire novel, to be honest, it felt a little awkward when I first saw the Miracle Six and Vulcan playing tennis in the Black Basket, but the more I read, the more interesting it became, especially when the four major ministers have checks and balances on each other. It's fun. Compared to Ryoma's pretentious nature in King of Nets, where he can win no matter who he fights with in the end, I prefer the one where he loses and wins, and although the protagonist Shirazu is the strongest in the whole story, it doesn't just describe how awesome he is alone, but how different people are. Changes such as: Fuji changed the mentality of looking for excitement in the game in Net King, and became the evolution of making progress and not admitting defeat just to become stronger; written about Tezuka, Atobe, Yukimura, and Akaashi's improvement after the battle and mutual learning and progress, and the sense of transcendence of catching up with each other and not admitting defeat; writing It shows Sanada's refusal to admit defeat no matter what after being restrained by Fuulin Volcano Yin Lei, thus evolving the self-sublimation of light and darkness; it describes Akutsu's disdain and lack of seriousness from the beginning, and later begins to seriously face tennis, towards one goal: to become stronger and surpass himself. He strives to become a stronger tennis player; it also describes Haizaki's initial arrogance and rudeness, and his struggles to the point where he wanted to give up but was forced by Akutsu not to give up, and to the point where he didn't want to lose, even if he lost to those monster-like and powerful Miracle Ages, he would not lose to what he thought was an ordinary genius. Finally, the senior high school students have also changed. In the King of Nets, Byodoin is arrogant and domineering. In this article, he is also arrogant and domineering but has a relatively softer heart; in King of Nets, Tokugawa Kazuya only wants to defeat him after being defeated by Byodoin, even at the risk of his life. But in this article, after he was defeated by a ghost, he saw a more powerful being than him than the Oni and Byodoin. He changed his mentality, and at the same time, in another dimension He has also improved a lot from Asura Shinto to Asura King; Long Ya in King of Net has never been able to play tennis happily because of Devouring. Once he seriously plays tennis, he will ruin his opponent's tennis career, so he has been afraid and does not want to give up tennis. However, in this article, with the help of the protagonist, Devouring has been suppressed. He does not have to be afraid of ruining other people's tennis careers and can play tennis happily, which is considered satisfactory for King of Net. There are many differences from Net King. Although there are many aspects of this book that may not necessarily make people like it, I personally feel that it is good to be able to write about everyone in Black Basket so that it will not make people feel like they are skipping the show. Moreover, the various tennis moves in it are also very interesting. It is said that the Prince of Tennis plays killer tennis, so some outrageous settings are acceptable. For example, in the novels I have read before, people who play tennis with Death moves, One Piece moves, Naruto moves, and Hunter moves. Generally speaking, they are all killer tennis. Isn't it normal to have more outrageous moves? Anyway, I read novels just for fun. I still really enjoyed watching it, it was very interesting, but the last episode felt a bit unsatisfying and the ending was too sudden. Big cheers for the author💪.

This is the best Internet King fan novel I have ever read.

The priorities are not clear, the protagonist is not much better than a passerby, and the protagonist is said to be beyond the standard, but the actual realm cannot be written in my heart.