In the World of Tennis: The Ultimate Gentlemanly Villain

Is it really necessary to hype up Ryoma Echizen like this? I used to like Ryoma Echizen, but I stopped. He's too arrogant. Ryoma Echizen was trained by his father from a young age and played tennis for almost 10 years to reach his current level in the Kanto region. I don't know what he has to be so arrogant about.

So, a seemingly carefree and cynical person is someone who secretly does things without seeking reward or fame? And why would the protagonist want to train the team? Just for fun? A seemingly carefree person? Isn't this just Fudomine, one of Seigaku's pillars? He doesn't even qualify as a "funny person."

Since others could find out that Akutsu had only studied tennis for six months, why weren't they amazed by Akutsu's talent? Instead, they kept praising Echizen Ryoma's talent, saying that Akutsu and Kintaro Toyama were far more talented than Ryoma, who had studied tennis for ten years.

Does the author of "Refined Scoundrel" mean he slept with hundreds of girls from Fudomine? There isn't a single female lead; they're all just background characters. If you're going to write it like that, then don't write it at all! Take Tachibana An, for example. While I don't particularly like her personality, she's from Fudomine. Why did she appear at the beginning and then disappear at lightning speed?

The next chapter is titled "The Shock of the Unparalleled". The next chapter is titled "The Ultimate Triple Counterattack". The next chapter is titled "The Eye of the Unparalleled Heart". The next chapter is titled "The Evolution of Fuji". The next chapter is titled "The New Triple Counterattack of the Unparalleled". The next chapter is titled "Unparalleled Creativity".

Why is this protagonist, Nanri Nana, so annoying? Could he be Ryoma's brother, Nanjiro's illegitimate son?

What kind of scoundrel is someone who uses clickbait headlines?

A scoundrel is just a womanizer, he's insane, he's obsessed with women.

I hope there will be more respect for the original anime and manga; that would create a sense of immersion. Akutsu probably isn't a very gentle person and wouldn't be so easy to talk to.

I used to like Ryoma Echizen, but now I dislike him. He's too arrogant. I hope that when the protagonist plays against Kintaro Toyama, he can publicly say that Kintaro and Akutsu are the two most talented players in his junior high school. And when Kintaro Toyama talks about Ryoma Echizen, the protagonist can say that Ryoma Echizen has been trained by his professional tennis father since he was…