Sweat, tears, pain, and regret: perhaps this is the youth of a baseball player.
Pain and sorrow torment this boy, but they also polish him into a dazzling diamond.
Yet the seniors who always believed that hard work would never betray them still fall to their knees on the field, weeping in anguish.
Sawamura Eijun can't forget any of it. His seniors were all so strong...
But after an accident, Sawamura Eijun gets a chance to return to the past, though the price is losing his emotions...
(A little explanation from this amateur author: I've watched this anime several times. Maybe it's because I'm so attached to the protagonist, but I always cry when Sawamura Eijun suffers. I really admire his attitude, because he's always optimistic. The gloom never keeps him down for long; he finds a way out through his own strength. And it made me very sad that the previous third-years didn't make it to Koshien. So I still want to write a story about Sawamura Eijun leading the previous third-years to Koshien, and I also want the people of Seido to help heal him. I don't think anyone enjoys emotional pain. Sawamura Eijun may be thick-skinned, but he's still human and can get hurt. I chose to take away his emotions first, and they'll gradually return over the course of the story. This novel probably won't be very long, and I'll write it at a fairly slow pace. Finally, please!!! Don't hate on me! The characters may be out of character! There will also be original characters!) P.S. I've decided to finish writing the whole thing before posting it, because when I run out of inspiration, I really can't write a single word.
There are too few books for Diamond A. I was looking for food in the cold pit and came across a good book. When I first saw Eijun's lack of emotion, I was shocked and thought it would be OOC. However, after seeing the author's great description of Eijun's language and psychology, I found that it was very consistent with the character of the original work. Even if he suffers from the symptoms of emotional deficiency, Rongjun is still the cheerful and sunny little angel. I have to say here that the author has a very good grasp of the original work. When I read the comics, the most difficult thing to deal with was the third grade. I keep reading the fanfic just in the hope of making up for these regrets. Whether it is the catchers, pitchers, infields or outfields, I hope that their efforts will bear fruit in this book. ——2023.8.2
Nice!!! What a great write-up, Mrs. ! Little Angel writes very well! The setting is quite interesting! 😘😘
Come on, don't give up!
Diamond Ace fans are hard to find, especially Sawamura Eijun. I hope it will be updated soon.
It's a book I bought a long time ago. It's super beautiful￣￣)σ
I don't know how to write comments. But! As a reader, my most intuitive feeling is that the writing is really good! It's very comfortable to read! Come on!
The character design is very interesting, but it's a bit short~~ You should understand what I mean, it's a bit short.
It's a subject matter that I haven't read before, and there are really very few that write about diamond a. (╥ ㉨ ╥`)