I Am Tennis's Strongest!

The protagonist always says he doesn't want to recruit others to his team and wants to win the championship through his own training. If that's the case, why go to a national-level team like Yamabuki? Ginka would be a much better fit.

The most frustrating thing about Prince of Tennis novels is that you're clearly very strong, but you insist on pretending. You could easily crush someone, but you still have to fight back and forth. You can fight Byodoin, who can open another dimension, but you end up just going back and forth with Yukimura. I'm speechless when I see this. Don't tell me you're only showing a few levels of your strength; it's clearly just padding the word count.

Aside from the protagonist Akutsu, Yamabuki has no one else who can carry the team, to be frank. Their aptitude is what it is; even with the US U17 training methods, they can only solidify their foundation and not raise their ceiling. Let alone the current Sengoku trained with US U17 methods, even the Sengoku in the U17 arc might not be able to beat Fuji and Sanada during the National Tournament.

Strengthening the opponent shouldn't be done like this, right? You could say Phantom Evolution or Domain Evolution is acceptable, but the mindset of the character "Seamless" is locked during this period. Are you sure there's no problem with that?

I actually really hoped the protagonist would join Team USA. Team USA was truly the most regrettable team in the original story. They treated Ryoma Echizen and Ryoga as good friends, but both were incredibly awful and got betrayed by them. In fact, with their initial roster, Team USA could have made it to the finals, but the Echizen brothers' mid-game switch disrupted their plans.

It's clear that he has his own ideas, which is one of the few things Feilu likes to watch—he doesn't try to win over others. I'm tired of seeing other people constantly trying to recruit Akutsu or Tezuka.

You think highly of Seigaku? Rikkai has never thought highly of Seigaku. Only Tezuka Kunimitsu is worthy of their attention; the others are unworthy. Only Tezuka can win a game against Seigaku, and even then, it's uncertain against Yukimura. They also have a chance to win a game in the Golden Doubles. Before Fuji evolved, he wasn't even a national-level player and posed no threat to Rikkai.

This is utter nonsense. He didn't want to follow the two paths of the Asura God Path, and wanted to forge a new path like Nanjiro's—the path of no-self. But in a moment of inspiration, he created a third path—the Asura Path. There has to be a limit to this! Just because you don't want to walk a certain path doesn't mean a third one just appears out of nowhere.

To be honest, I feel that the help that junior high school students provided to the Japanese team in the World Cup was not as significant as some Prince of Tennis fans think, and could even be considered minimal. In the original story, the Japanese team didn't even field their full high school elites when they reached the finals.

I think it's Kintaro Toyama and Akutsu.