Tennis: The Strongest Janitor at Rikkai University

First, you joined the tennis club at Rikkai University and didn't train? Didn't Sanada recruit you? Second, you can only use a broom, you're practically useless, you can't even compete, so what if you're number one in the world? Finally, does Rikkai even need you? If it weren't for later updates, there would be no one who could beat Shinmura.

To be honest, this story was incredibly frustrating to read. The beginning, with the protagonist portraying himself as a reclusive master, was fine, but the later parts were downright infuriating. The author's charisma completely vanished; he lost all semblance of a master. Take, for example, the Rikkai students.

He keeps whining and complaining, gets mocked all the time, and even gets hit in the body. He has no temper at all. He's a total jerk.

I fully support writing a serious Prince of Tennis story, one with no female characters and only one female character; that's what I love about the action and excitement. But if you're writing a less serious Prince of Tennis story, with few female characters and hesitant about including them, it might be more successful. Anyway, I'm not really looking forward to it anymore. I'm going to get back to work now.

He has fame, but lacks vision. He has the name of a sweeping monk, but not the vision of one. Therefore, he is a sweeping monk.

To be honest, I don't know. This is a classic novel from ten years ago, where the protagonist pretends to be weak while actually being strong. How did it become popular on Feilu? The protagonist is strong, but cannot take action. What's the point of watching this?

There are so many top students at Rikkai University, when is it your turn to show off? You'd be better off at a mediocre school.

I should have known better than to subscribe; it's all just filler content where the main characters never even appear.

Haven't seen it yet. Since the title mentions a hidden monk, why not go to Shitenho-ji Temple?

Playing ball with a broom is so awkward. It's satisfying to beat people with a cross-shaped racket, but showing off with a broom just feels cringeworthy.