From the Start, a 147 Break

If you enjoyed this, please give it a five-star rating!

This is Tomato's first snooker novel. The pacing is good, and the only minor flaw is that the romance between the male and female leads progresses a bit too quickly. Personally, I think the focus should be on the protagonist's matches and growth in the early stages, with occasional slice-of-life scenes interspersed throughout. This is just my personal suggestion, so please don't mind it 🤦 Overall, this book was refreshing, and I will continue to follow it as long as it doesn't fall apart!

This is a really good snooker novel. I've enjoyed it so far, and the protagonist doesn't seem to rely heavily on a system. Even as someone who doesn't know much about snooker, I'm finding it quite enjoyable. (This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree.) 👍👍👍

I think the relationship progressed too quickly, in my personal opinion. Overall, it's not bad, and most importantly, the author's comments are genuine, which I quite like.

This was the first time I'd seen a novel about billiards on Tomato, and it was really well-written. I also enjoy billiards and often play with friends, so I was pleasantly surprised when I came across this novel!

After reading it, I feel the author could write about the eldest brother, Hurricane Higgins, and the second brother, Cyclone Jimmy White. Watching their videos and then writing about them would make the story more interesting. Honestly, it feels a bit awkward not to include these two, especially since the system is already available.

Not bad, the male and female leads should hurry up and solidify their relationship.

It's well-written, very enjoyable, and the content is excellent.

Novels about snooker are very rare, so I hope the author can persevere. The writing is excellent, the plot is very deep, and the character development is meticulous. The author's understanding of snooker is also profound, and while the emotional control isn't particularly subtle, it's still very good. Although the overall pacing of the novel seems moderate, it's very close to reality, leaving a lasting impression. Keep it up, keep writing!

This is my first time reading a book on snooker, it's really good, keep it up!