Kicked Out by Ryuzaki, I Lie Flat at Hyotei and Become a God

Sumire Ryuzaki expelled students from school. Does she have the right to do so? At most, he'd be expelled from the tennis club.

Why can't I fire you if you don't train?

Isn't the author's appearance too ugly? I scolded you but you didn't listen. Didn't you count 13 in your heart? I wrote 30 pictures for a competition, but I haven't written them yet for fun. You are too stupid. Are you going crazy thinking about money?

After reading these updates so far, I can only describe it in two words: cancer. You are in a sports-themed novel, and you are lying flat on a mud horse. Who wouldn't be angry if someone in a sports club just feels lazy if he never does anything related to the club? No member of the club has ever made things difficult for him. Ryuzaki only allowed 30 laps for being late. Anyone who has read the original novel knows what happened on the day Ryoma joined the club. Tezuka punished a group of people for 20 or 30 laps. It seems that they have not targeted you, so they are definitely doing their best. The existence of the protagonist is an insult to those who love this sport. Do you rely on such unearned cheats all day long to dream of soaring into the sky? These three views are enough. Are you worthy of showing off your face to others? From the beginning to the end, this is the protagonist's problem alone, and he still acts like it's your complete loss if I'm gone. So ****, why can you write so ****.

I think there is nothing wrong with Sumire Ryuzaki. You said you trained hard and then you were kicked out. I can still complain about it, but the problem is that you failed to perform well and did not perform at all. You had the nerve to complain when you were kicked out. You behave like a waste and people still think highly of you. Do you really think the world revolves around you?

After reading the introduction and table of contents, can we understand that the protagonist messed up on his own, was expelled, and believed that he was justified and was targeted, and then became obsessed with Qingxue?

He was obviously trying to mess up the system, but he became a coach and looked like he wanted to fight with Qing Xue to the death. With such a strong fighting spirit, can he still call himself a mess? Also, since the system is broken, what tasks should be released? What will happen if the protagonist breaks the system? Finally, why is it abnormal that Sakurano Ryuzaki can't play tennis?

I didn't want to read it just after looking at the introduction. I joined the tennis club in Tennis King, but if I didn't practice for a day and I was lazy, normal people would kick you out, right? As a result, instead of looking for the cause within himself, the protagonist blames others? Tennis is a sport. If you don't want to train, you might as well quit the club and sleep at home every day so no one will say anything about you!

There is definitely something wrong with the protagonist's outlook on life. You want to go home and lie down. If not, you can just lie down as an ordinary team member. You have to be chosen as the main choice. If you directly defeat Tezuka Kunimitsu at the beginning, you can lie down as much as you want. You have no strength at all, and you have no right to lose your temper. . This author's views are extremely problematic

I was very happy after reading the introduction. Let's not talk about the level of coach Sumire Ryuzaki. I just want to say that it is reasonable to lie down and sleep without training and act like a lazy person? If you don't train, why would you join the tennis club? Reading books and cartoons about sports is the most boring thing for me. The most important thing about sports is hard work and persistence. I am so happy that I am still sleeping and being fired and still acting like an avenger.