Ace of Diamond: From the Start, I Sign In for a World-Class Fastball

Ace of Diamonds: 100% home runs in starts

Author, if you don't change things and keep letting the protagonist act as a nanny, no one will read it. It feels like you are forcibly reducing the role of the protagonist just to promote a plot similar to the original work. You have to write a novel that has your own thing. Don't reduce your own original characters for the sake of the characters in the original work. This is putting the cart before the horse. After all, the novel is yours. Things, and anime always belong to others. The protagonist in the anime is not necessarily the protagonist in your novel. If you use supporting characters more than your own protagonist, it feels like you have been stuck recently. Of course, if you are just exhausted, then finish the book. After all, no one will ask you to write more than a million words. I hope you can read it and improve it!!

In the beginning, there were still three people competing for the main pick. Now the protagonist, as the ace, no longer pitches, and has become a babysitter. . . It makes people lose sight of desire

It was okay in the beginning, but after it was released, the protagonist was basically a soy sauce, wiping everyone's butts all the time, and telling a joke that the ace pitcher didn't pitch in the whole game.

For example, let's talk about pitchers. The protagonist spends most of his time running around in the outfield, stepping on walls, jumping and making fancy catches. Let's talk about pitchers, and he keeps emphasizing how strong the protagonist is at pitching?

The hang-up is too wide. Also, the first sign is a straight ball, not ball speed. If it is a straight ball, it should not be a four-seam straight ball. How can it be pure speed?

To be honest, this is a novel I came across when I was wandering around during a book shortage. I was a little surprised and read it. I personally think this is one of the most fan fictions I have read that captivated me throughout the whole process (it just doesn't have many words). Overall, I think this novel is a more comfortable one to read among all Diamond Aces.

What about the former third-year senior manager? Where did it go? Will the author forget it? After all the efforts, the protagonist's hint of romance disappeared? I was confused.

The one who seems to have a relationship with the male protagonist at the moment is a senior manager... Although I like Ace of Diamonds, I still care about whether there are multiple girls. Personally, reading in Feilu is just that. If you just want to watch Ace of Diamonds and it has a single female protagonist, there are actually many choices... I hope the author can reply.

**I found that the author doesn't know much about baseball, and may not have even watched a game of MLB. Although I like to drill A, I still can't accept this kind of book with too many holes.