Tennis: My Cross Racket Crushes Seigaku, Ryuzaki Regrets It

Let the protagonist join the German team. I'm tired of joining Japan. It didn't make sense to coach the protagonist after Spain's Nanjiro. The United States, Switzerland and France had too few high-end combat capabilities.

One hundred million a month. . . The Atobe family can't afford to do this. They really don't regard money as money.

The five dimensions are over 10 and you still can't kill those junior high school students instantly.

Come on, destroy little Japan, it's best to destroy a few of them!

I personally feel that 90% of Chinese people should have a special patriotic spirit. If they have absolute strength, as long as they are not the kind of traitor who worships foreigners and thinks that the air abroad is sweet, they should be willing to contribute to the country. Of course, they must ensure their own interests, and there are many heroic athletes who sacrifice their own interests to strengthen the motherland. They are either morally kidnapped, or they feel that according to the logical thinking of normal Chinese people, they have absolute strength. If you have the power, you should first consider your own country. Maybe the author can start to go to the United States, and then re-enact the plot of Seigaku, who is run away by the United States, and then takes Longya and other people who can't stand the American atmosphere to join China, represent China in the World Cup, and discover a few geniuses in China. Or Germany dislikes Tezuka for wasting three years and is poached by the protagonist to China. The original characters do not agree with the high school students or coaches. All these can be just personal suggestions.

Updates are so slow and infrequent, how can you ask readers to support them?

The protagonist should not join the Japanese team, but join other countries. There is no point in being on the Xiaoli team all the time. You can first go to the Xiaoli training camp and push through it, and then join other countries.

Having said that, there are so many legendary blessings in our country. Those who practice swordsmanship are called swordsmanship, and what do they call those who practice football?

Cross racket?? I started playing tennis in junior high school, but I didn't quite understand what it was. The strings on a tennis racket don't always cross.

What will happen if Huacun Cai sees the protagonist's fifth dimension?