I Am the Tennis Demon King, Building the Strongest Era

I'm a long-time fan of the Prince of Tennis series, you know what I mean? Hanamura and Yumiko can't be let go. What's the point of always having matches? The protagonist always wins anyway. It's similar to the anime, just with a different character. I don't know about other characters, but I read Prince of Tennis fanfiction mainly for the girls.

I was immediately disgusted when I saw the mention of Fudomine. I like Hyotei and Rikkai, but I hate Seigaku Fudomine.

In doubles, the common sense is that each player plays one game, and the receiving of serves is done by the two opponents in turn. If the same player receives four consecutive serves, congratulations!

Especially the initial storyline when the tennis club was restarted. But after that, the viewing experience declined steadily, gradually turning into frustration. It's just too padded out. I've read over eighty chapters, and the protagonist hasn't played a single official match; his growth is glossed over. On the other hand, the team members are given huge amounts of screen time, with their matches taking up a lot of time. Even conversations with weaker teams are dragged out for ages.

I really dislike the chapters featuring Echizen Nanjiro. He thinks he's the boss, and I hate his arrogance.

Chapter 152: The Kanto Tournament ends; Chapter 200: The National Tournament begins. Wow, that's impressive! The 50 chapters in between are dedicated to the exchange matches. The beginning was quite good, but the middle got too drawn out.

To be honest, having read this far (over 170), I haven't seen the protagonist actually fight a single battle. His strength is mostly described through other characters' dialogue and the surrounding environment.

I persevered and found it increasingly exciting, but it started to lose its flavor and became quite padded towards the end. The male lead only appeared in less than three matches, and the audience's impression of him was vague—simply that he was very strong.

At this update speed, I dare not subscribe. Based on experience, this is the prelude to abandoning the project.

It's like they're using superpowers; playing tennis can cause the world to collapse—that's ridiculous.