He transmigrates into the tragic male lead of Slam Dunk: Ryota Miyagi.
On the Shohoku team, Miyagi is little more than a bit player. He can't pick up girls like Hanamichi Sakuragi, shoot like Hisashi Mitsui, or break through defenses like Kaede Rukawa. And when it comes to playing under the basket, he's even more outclassed by Takenori Akagi.
Worst of all, the manga's ending says nothing about Miyagi and Ayako!
Now that a transmigrator has become Ryota Miyagi, he grows taller and stronger, abandoning the original path. He swears he'll win Ayako's heart. That's his goal.
Of course, his ultimate goal is to "conquer the nation"!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
When Miyagi was 168, he could frequently send out big hats. It's boring to forcefully suppress the protagonist's strength.
Commentary on the second chapter of "Slam Dunk: Miyagi Farm" written by Godfather Liuyun.