Anime Crossover: Becoming a Sports Mercenary with Hanamichi Sakuragi

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Seigaku doesn't care about Tezuka's arm. What do you care about? It's better to just destroy it.

Hurry up and knock Tezuka off the field. The Dragon Knight coach is not a human being at all. Since the opponent has staked everything and respects him, he should fight with all his strength. Regardless of the result, at least he tried hard. This is the respect given to the opponent by competitive sports.

I think you can bring in several Sakuragi troops from Mito. After all, you can't have only thugs like athletes in your team, right? Civil service and management are also very important. For example, if you have a dedicated person to run the short video promotion, you won't have to spend too much energy on it. There are also business negotiations, etc. Once your reputation is established, if you find more people, do you have to screen and negotiate by yourself every time? Does the protagonist have so much energy on his own? All the energy is spent on that, how can I have time to improve myself and become a sports mercenary? The professional level cannot be bad, right? Mito Yohei and those guys are pretty good, and they are very reliable in terms of loyalty. They can definitely be brought in to help with these miscellaneous things, right?

Starting from 104, I first boasted about Tetsuya Naito's talent and ranked first in slam dunks. He was cheated for a few chapters, and then went to the football circle to show off. After a lot of cheating, it was acceptable. Now he was just watching the game between Seigaku and Rikkai University, and he was cheating so much. The most unforgivable thing is that it is updated every day. I really don't want to hang out in FL. I'll keep it for now, even if I die, it's obviously a good write-up on the subject.

I saw the author's protagonist helping others to improve their strength. He just made money to train his opponents, and the employees he recruited went their separate ways in the end. He thought he was taking his group of people to challenge the world, but in the end they all returned to their own countries.

You might as well just write King of Nets, I've been here for so many chapters and I'm still playing King of Nets. Don't tell me about that bit of Kuroko's basketball content in the middle.

During this time, I checked online about Japanese animated sports. Except for Prince of Tennis Junior High School, the others were all from high schools. The Prince of Tennis is so outrageous that a junior high school student can beat a professional player. No matter how outrageous it is, don't be so outrageous. It's even outrageous in high school. You can accept it in high school. You end up in junior high school.

The worldview is too confusing, and the force values ​​are too different. The person who dunks and the character who punches will die as soon as they touch each other

The setting is good, but the details and overall look are terrible. What does the male protagonist think of becoming a mercenary? You don't build a business empire or a chaebol, you don't spend a lot of money, and you're not a professional player, so what's the point of being endlessly employed. And there are too many nanny plots. After training them, let them return to their own country to become their future opponents. No, what are you trying to do? Moreover, the world view is too chaotic, the boxing wish is here, and the harem is not open to accept girls. Why do you think about integrating into the small life club, and only think about being hired after being kicked out? Anyway, I looked lonely