Tennis: I Use Anime Moves in the Real World
网球：我在现实世界使用动漫绝招
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
734Chapters
4.5MReads
12.3kFlowers
9.6Score
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Reader comments 21
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As title. The moves amazed the audience, but the names of the moves were kept secret and not promoted.
The Net King was very reasonable before entering the training camp, but his style of painting started to become very abstract until he entered the training camp.
To be honest, whether I watched the anime before or now, the effect of Moby Dick's moves fits the name "Feiyan Returns to the Nest" more closely. I don't know if it's a translation error or the comic author's fault.
About Chang Jian's book "Tennis: I Use Anime Tricks in the Real World" Chapter 6: Reappearing the perfect trick, how to do it! Chapter review.
Comments on Chapter 8: Fighting Back to Power, Brown Bear Caught in "Tennis: I Use Animation Tricks in the Real World" written by Chang Jian.
The whole world is the opponent of the protagonist.
Commentary on Chapter 41 of "Tennis: I Use Anime Tricks in the Real World" written by Chang Sword: Shuchi Technique, a match without any suspense.
About Chang Jian's book "Tennis: I Use Anime Tricks in the Real World" Chapter 1: Opening Integration Fuji Shusuke Chapter Commentary.
Commentary on Chapter 15 New Exchange, Big Explosion and Fluctuating Ball in "Tennis: I Use Animation Tricks in the Real World" written by Chang Jian.
Commentary on Chapter 12 Lao Liu in Chang Jian's book "Tennis: I Use Anime Tricks in the Real World".