Prince of Tennis: The Strongest Prodigy
网王之最强妖孽
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
545Chapters
7.1MReads
14.2kFlowers
10.0Score
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One of the two heroes of Kyushu wrote on the whiteboard????????
Chitose is also a national-level player after all. Is his physical fitness that bad? Even if he is soul-piercing, he shouldn't be. The author is Dabai
To think that Chitose was written so weakly
The plot is cliche and has no unique writing features of its own.
The protagonist is written like an idiot, with no sense of passion at all
If Chitose didn't have the body and skills from the beginning. Then why use the identity Chitose? It makes no sense at all. Then the test of entering the tennis club should be so crude. How many people have used the meme of broken *tennis racket? The most important thing is that Chitose has never shown any strength. Can a tennis player who has been playing tennis for many years still use such a cheap trick as breaking a * racket to beat a novice? It seems that the author's intention is to enter the tennis club's main selection like Echizen. But how could Chitose still be favored by the tennis club if his current abilities were so poor? You must know that even those who have more goals are because they are young and have great potential. What's the point of recruiting a junior high school student like Chitose? Conclusion: ** pretends not to want to. There is no logic. **
The author's setting should be different from the original work. Tachibana's friend is no longer Chitose.
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