Ace of Diamonds: the Demon King Arrives

Once in the chapter, it was said to hit Wada's ball out, and then he was asked to hit it again, but it turned into a walk again, forcing the protagonist to hit a home run.

It's good to read. Will you consider writing a catcher in your next book? If you change the type, the calm and rational Commander Tower feels pretty good too.

I hope I can continue writing. I really like Diamond A fanfics, but unfortunately there are very few of them.

I feel that Diamond Ace is still the best written by the author. When will I publish a new article😇

The first time I opened a membership was because of the author

Eijun was originally known as the protagonist who was adopted by his stepfather, but now you have turned him into someone who was picked up by his stepfather.

I have read one or two books by the author. The author describes every opponent the protagonist encounters in a back-and-forth manner. The momentum changes one way and another. I don't believe that having a pitcher with such a high ball speed in a team will shake my confidence. Especially when facing an opponent whose strength is so different from yours, it doesn't mean you need an invincible novel, but it just doesn't feel exciting enough. You write such an awesome protagonist and then compete 50-50 with the soldiers.

Can the author tell who the protagonist is? It's Fangtani, not Tanba! Why give Tanba so many highlights? Is the main character Tamba's whetstone? Moreover, by the time the protagonist reaches more than 90 chapters, the ball speed is too fast, and the problems of ball control and physical strength have not been solved. The speed of the light ball has no skills at all, I am really convinced. It's almost a hundred chapters and the ace is still Danba. What is the main character doing? The most annoying thing about getting into a game is to make too many votes. The protagonist is like a passerby. If your fan novel makes the protagonist look like a passerby, why should I read it? Take a look at the whole story for yourself. How much space do you give to the protagonist, and how much space do you give to others? And the whole article is unremarkable.

The comment section was full of praise, so I read it. The writing was too poor, and the time traveler was too plot-oriented. I couldn't stand it until Chapter 9.

I'm stuck in an important place. I'm really curious about what the explanation is. I keep getting out of bounds.