Are You Crazy? You Call This Tennis?

Jumping 2.5 Meters above the ground is too exaggerated.

Is the 400km serve exaggerated?

I saw Fei Lu's push video for this novel. Lj. . .

I now seriously suspect that someone has evil intentions and intends to tamper with the mythology system of our country. The prehistoric trend has become so popular that fewer and fewer people understand the true mythology of our country.

I haven't watched it yet, I hope it's not the kind of plot where the protagonist is looked down upon no matter where he goes.

Looking at the introduction, it feels like a cannon hitting mosquitoes, and the combat power is directly destroyed.

The Prince of Tennis fantasy begins, invincible. It's not interesting to watch anymore

The opponent thinks that strength is everything and looks down on skills. Shouldn't the protagonist use skills to beat him up, but also use strength to fight him? Do you think the opponent is right?

To be honest, the writing is okay. But in Chapter 7, things start to get ugly. A sports commentator explains the basics of one of the warring parties' skills. What actions can the other side hear? Isn't this equivalent to the official helping to cheat?

The overall writing style is okay, but from the front, the protagonist has a crushing victory. The other opponents are completely unable to win a ball from the protagonist, even if it is his own serve. Although I understand that the protagonist has so many skills, it would be strange to lose. But with the protagonist developing like this, it feels like the rest of the book will be similar. I can't imagine how he could lose with so many characters combined into one. Is this book going to be invincible?