Tennis: Writing a Legend at Shitenhoji!

Can the protagonist fight Nanjiro or use Nanjiro from another dimension? Even if he loses miserably, his strength should be among the top ten in the army. If Nanjiro has not trained or taken seriously for decades in middle age, he is still a loser. His experience base will not change. At most, his skills have declined greatly. The original world of the protagonist is the top professional level, but the world is different. Unless the world of the protagonist is similar to that of the King of Tennis, Federer shed tears and killed tennis after watching it. It's no joke. Judging from the protagonist's strength in fighting Nanjiro, he should win with a big score if he beats the top junior high school students who have not yet entered the late stage, not to mention crushing them. Even the first army, except for some perverts, can also fight against each other. This should be caused by the overall strengthening of the protagonist. So I hope to see the protagonist defeat those who are not the top junior high school students in the future. Either crush them or take them away with 61 or 2, otherwise I will be sorry for the previous description of the fight with Nanjiro.

In terms of talent, Akutsu and Toyama Kintaro are far superior to Echizen Ryoma.

So how does the protagonist face Echizen Ryuya's devouring? It's not about football skills or mental power, it's about superpowers. Reinhardt's weakness correction and Camus' listening are all his own superpowers.

Does the protagonist have a superficial understanding of the light strike, or does he fully understand the light strike? Why do I feel that the protagonist's light strike is a bit weak? Byodo-in's light strike can make a big hole, and the protagonist's light strike can only make some cracks in the wall.

The order of your appearance is really strange. Otherwise, it would be double and single, or single, double, single and double. How could you do double first and then single? How do you arrange this? Double single double single single?

Don't complicate things if they can be simple. Next time, the protagonist will directly use the light to hit the ball and destroy it. He will directly deal with the arrogant person Yukimura Seiichi in a few minutes. Let others see the protagonist's strength and Yukimura Seiichi's weakness.

After all, the protagonist was also a professional player before. When dealing with junior high school students like Echizen Ryoma, there is no need to give them too much face. It is best to solve the game in a few minutes.

I'm really unhappy with Aogaku's arrogance, Echizen Ryoma's arrogance, and the protagonist's seamlessness that abuses Echizen Ryoma in the back. Let's make a big score of 6:0, leaving Echizen Ryoma without any points. The latter's seamlessness is a mess, and it doesn't work in the World Cup.

The protagonist is a former professional player, so he should be able to defeat junior high school students with a huge score.

To be honest, it's embarrassing to see those tennis players working so hard, as if tennis is more important than life, but it's just a game.