The world's top tennis Grand Slam player traveled to the world of tennis kings and replaced Takashi Kawamura, who originally had a low presence in Seigaku.
Step by step towards the strongest path again.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
The author defines the identity of the protagonist as a world champion. When he loses a goal, your book also loses. After reading you saying whether to lose to Hyokui, Shiraishi, and Yukimura, I just want to laugh. Nanjiro's identified opponents, if you give them a few losses, what about the plot behind it? Ghost? Phoenix? Is my champion of China so stupid? If the protagonist loses, I can lose in your book.
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If you lose one goal, you lose. It's so embarrassing.
Seongnam's coach's name is wrong
What does the author of One Day Chapter think?
Coach Shouchi Shonan's name is not Nanako, but Aoi Hanamura. Don't mess around.
It seems that Shiraishi's strength in the national competition is not world-class, just national-level.
Kawamura won't wave the ball during the sectional preliminaries, okay?
I've been reading it for a while, and the reason for reading is Tennis King, 400,000 words, and I don't like it too much. Although the protagonist was once a Grand Slam player and has a first-class technical awareness, the description of his skills is not very distinctive, and he doesn't know the skills of another dimension. It feels a bit bland to me.
The author defines the identity of the protagonist as a world champion. When he loses a goal, your book also loses. After reading you saying whether to lose to Hyokui, Shiraishi, and Yukimura, I just want to laugh. Nanjiro's identified opponents, if you give them a few losses, what about the plot behind it? Ghost? Phoenix? Is my champion of China so stupid? If the protagonist loses, I can lose in your book.
Shameless, delete the comment, I'm not wrong
If you lose one goal, you lose. It's so embarrassing.
Seongnam's coach's name is wrong
What does the author of One Day Chapter think?
Coach Shouchi Shonan's name is not Nanako, but Aoi Hanamura. Don't mess around.
It seems that Shiraishi's strength in the national competition is not world-class, just national-level.
Kawamura won't wave the ball during the sectional preliminaries, okay?
I've been reading it for a while, and the reason for reading is Tennis King, 400,000 words, and I don't like it too much. Although the protagonist was once a Grand Slam player and has a first-class technical awareness, the description of his skills is not very distinctive, and he doesn't know the skills of another dimension. It feels a bit bland to me.