Burning Volleyball

It still looks very cool. It feels like he is following the Shuangwen route, but it's not quite like Long Aotian's starting point is the peak, because Yang Feiming's progress on this road can be seen. But because it is the Shuangwen route, I feel that the setbacks in the middle are not very obvious. I feel that all difficulties are solved at once. In fact, my first reaction to his portrayal is that of Ushijima from the small volleyball team [laughing], but it is not exactly the same, but the emotional line is not that good. So good, but it always felt a bit rushed. There was no explanation as to why the glasses and balls were swapped in the back, which felt a bit abrupt. After all, what they were pursuing in the previous article was not what they were pursuing now, and the ending was a bit watery. I originally expected to see the most heart-wrenching final game, but it was only mentioned in one sentence. Overall, it's a good and refreshing article, and it's worth reading (it's my first time writing a long review, so if you don't like it, don't criticize me, thank you!)

The plot is exciting and beautiful to watch.

Overall, it's quite good-looking and can be regarded as a refreshing novel.

This is the book that Kuku recommends and that's it.