At Iceberg Academy, I Have a Talent Enhancer!

This kind of tennis king is the best. You can copy other people's skills, but you have to have the skills of each character. Isn't that good? I always think that skills are not much more than finesse. They are of no use other than showing off.

After reading the first three chapters, I felt that there was something wrong with the writing. In the first chapter, Shuji commented that there were not many people in the country who could break through Shinichi's defense. Then in the third chapter, you fought Echizen, who had just returned to Japan, and you were able to score 75. Isn't this too weak? Echizen is the weakest at this time. His strength cannot even reach the Kanto level. He only rose up through fighting monsters and leveling up later. At this time, we are all fighting like this. We have had Golden Finger for 5 years. Isn't it too weak? Or is the protagonist's talent too low? The gap between his evaluation and Shuji's is a bit big.

At the U17 World Cup, Shiraishi's five-pointed stars are all 7

It's too fake. Before the Kanto Tournament, Echizen didn't even have the state of selflessness, let alone practice it. He only realized the selflessness when he played against Sanada in the Kanto Finals. This is too much.

I just don't have my own unique skills

When I saw the introduction, I didn't want to read it. Can't I have my own style? Do you like to imitate others so much? Nowadays, Internet King's novels are really indescribable

Light ball, dark ball, Asura Shinto, omniscience eighth sense, seventh sense, sixth sense

About Liu Shui Gua's book "I am in the Ice Emperor, I have a gifted sublimator!" Chapter 5 New Blue Badge! (Please collect it, please send me flowers) Chapter review.

About Liu Shui Gua's book "I am in the Ice Emperor, I have a gifted sublimator!" Chapter 1 King of the Internet, Tanejima Shinichi! Chapter review.

There were no injuries, the protagonist never hurt his wrist catching a ball. . . . To catch a heavy hit, the protagonist uses Spiral Nothing, not Destroyed Nothing. . . . Spiral Nothing diffuses the power of "nothing" into the surrounding air through mental power. When the air comes into contact with the tennis ball, the power of nothing causes the kinetic energy of the tennis ball to disappear and become still. Then, through the rigid and soft rotation of the air, it finally drives the power of wind to achieve the purpose of sucking the static tennis ball into the racket. . . . This is obviously more unsolvable than Tezuka's field. The nothing here is released from the body, rotates to drive the air, and pulls the ball. No matter what the opponent's ball is, even if the protagonist does not move in the front court, the ball will fly back when it hits the baseline. . . . . Therefore, overuse will cause excessive wear and tear on the wrist. . . . Ps1: Wu is the gift of instantly conveying what you see to your wrist. To put it bluntly, you need to use your wrist. From Irie Kanata's oral presentation, Shinwang Akutsu Sanada vs. Shuji Ryuuji. . . . Ps2: Therefore, the protagonist of this book uses nothing, which will increase the burden on the wrist. . . . Physical fitness is lower than Xiu Er . You won't be pressed all the time. After finishing the competition, the protagonist's physical fitness will catch up with Shuji Tanejima, and his endurance will be lost.