Tennis: The Divine Ball Master of National Arts

I don't understand why I have to be Japanese. Are there no international students in Japan?

I hope the protagonist will not join the Japanese team. The current Net King novels are basically about the protagonist joining the national team as a junior high school student and then dominating the junior high school for three years to win the World Cup. Then two years later, he leads the junior high school students to have a big breakout. Can't the commonly used routine be more innovative? I think the United States The team is a good team, and the Japanese team is already very strong. Joining the protagonist is just the icing on the cake. Instead of writing a routine of David and Goliath that everyone understands, why not join other teams to defeat the determined winning team? Isn't this kind of plot more interesting than the cookie-cutter plots now? Moreover, the strength of the Japanese team is already very strong. Even if the quality of high school students is not included, it is better than the German team. The German team has only three world-class extra-dimensional players. The Japanese team has five and a half extra-dimensional players on the surface, including Byodoin, Oni Jujiro, Tanejima Shuji, Duke Watanabe, and Irie Kanata. And then there is Tokugawa Kazuya who has the black hole extra-dimensional skills, which is barely half.

So this book is about joining Japan U17?

Isn't it in the King of Martial Arts and Tennis? Okita Martial Arts and Whose Four Elephant Martial Arts

Many netizens like to teach a bunch of things that have nothing, and the world's professions are in different dimensions, making it seem that those with ordinary talents can become stronger if they know these things. It seems that if you know the sweet spot and practice a lot, you can hit the ball easily. I don't see how many U17s are in the first army. Those who write about Ice Emperor will write that Renzu is going the wrong way. You shouldn't spend time on creating a lot of ordinary stunts, and you should be like Fuji. Specialization, or forcing him to grow up or make changes after encountering a failure, nonsense, making the loser in the original work less and less, some even more nonsense, one who loses to a salted fish with one effort, the talent is exaggerated to say that there is a huge difference, you can still see the back when Fuji is working hard, the gap between the two sides widens infinitely when the salted fish works hard, that's all, Renzu doesn't want to create powerful moves? He had never thought of this, and no one around him gave him any advice? Nonsense, he can't do it at all. He can only create moves that are not strong enough. There are three, six or nine levels of geniuses.

Suddenly I remembered Pangu playing basketball with the Saiyans

You are too fake. Atobe Kunichi, who has not received a lot of training, can just use Tannhäuser to serve. The problem is that the escape song that leads to frustration was clearly mastered by Atobe after he entered U17.

How can there be so many outstanding junior high school students in the United States?

Tell me what kind of traitors are you trampling on?

Although there are typos, Yukimura Seiichi, it's still good.