Prince of Tennis: Tezuka Kunimitsu

Why is the protagonist in another dimension a samurai? Can't we create a unique alternate dimension that belongs to the protagonist? It looks like he is the successor of Echizen Ojiro instead of the challenger, which makes him feel weak.

I don't understand why I want to go, Qingxue

If there was a female protagonist, I would have given up on the story.

Can you break away from this and write another book by Tezuka Kunimitsu? To be honest, Coach Ryuki is really bad. She basically destroyed Tezuka. She doesn't want Tezuka to have to bear so many burdens.

Well, I always thought Tezuka Kunimitsu was the strongest, but it was a pity that his arm was injured. . . Alas, this book makes up for my regrets. Tezuka Kunimitsu is the best. .

I saw the author writing in big words: There is a female protagonist, but she won't write much about it. No stallion! This sentence makes me feel bad! Especially the three words "there is a heroine". I felt inexplicably unhappy.

This is the first time I have watched Wang Wen's World Cup match played in one set. Is this to make it special or something? In order to add a female protagonist, the original World Cup was changed to the United States. Now the competition format has been changed from best of three sets to one set. I feel that the pattern has been reduced. Isn't it good to follow the writing?

I don't know why Tezuka insisted on joining Seigaku. I admit that people like Fuji and Kikumaru are good, but I really don't like Seigaku's seniors. I obviously don't have to go to Seigaku, right? Hey, I feel that what I want to watch or not is that I feel that Seigaku is not worthy of Tezuka. After all, Tezuka in the original novel wasted two years on Seigaku.

Qingxue just can't help him, and their coach is also a **.

I hate Echizen Nanako slightly slightly slightly