
[Mainly Prince of Tennis] Is It Really So Wrong to Play Tennis with Magic?
【主网王】用魔法打球不过分吧?
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Atobe Keigo, Echizen Ryoma, Tezuka Kunimitsu, any of the Prince of Tennis characters will do. It's so good!
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Ah, that's it. I haven't seen enough [crying]. To be honest, it's good, but now the progress is about opening another dimension. I'm excited! But it's the latest update. If it gets longer, I'll have to watch it 2 times and 3 times [face covering]. It's so cool. The theme is really great. The protagonist's skills are well integrated and it doesn't feel too abrupt. Instead, it feels very silky. Enjoy the silky smoothness~. Finally, there is the problem of cp. It's good to have no cp. If there is cp, I think Xiaojing City is not bad either [laughs]
Although I haven't finished reading it yet, let's talk about the points that made me very uncomfortable. The setting is quite novel, but some places are too flashy, a bit like a running account. For example, during a school trip, xx went to xx to play: xxx went to xxx to play: xxxx went to xxxx to play. They were all very happy: time passed quickly and they started school again. This kind of plot is written so that we can imagine how they play it? You can definitely start writing about daily life. Or don't write this at all. There is no emotion at all when reading this kind of chapter. There is a kind of emotion, I just watched the game and I want to know what will happen next. Suddenly he started running accounts, explaining that xxx did xxx during this period. Then the magic of time, it's a new year again! It's really boring. But the linkage between Sakura and Netlord is still very surprising. (Is it necessary to write about the transparent card?) So overall, I will deduct one star. Come on, author! Looking forward to your next one
It's beautiful and the subject matter is very novel. Net-O and Sakura are my favorite anime. Can you write more about the interaction between Toya and Yukito? When I was a kid, I felt there was a lot of love between the two of them. The interaction between Arashi and Yukimura should also be written more. Keep up the good work, author! [Please update]
Come on, come on, come on, look forward to the follow-up~
I think the writing is okay. I am just looking for trouble today. The name of the team represented by the protagonist of this anime is "Neon", so there is no need for the author to prove it for them. To write the word "Japan", even if it is replaced by letters, I feel comfortable writing one less word, or it can be replaced by other names, but I just don't want to see their real names in real life appear in this anime novel. I felt aggrieved and uncomfortable, so I looked for faults. The result of finding faults depends on what name the author uses instead, and it has nothing to do with the quality of the author's writing.
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It can be said to be a very good tennis fanfic. In the later stage, most of it is written about the game, and the relationship between the protagonist and Yukimura is very small. Occasionally, there will be some integration of other worlds, but it is very rare. I haven't read the if line yet. The main text is very good, and it has surpassed many fanfics. Anyone passing by can take a taste. U17 can write more after all, after all, there are still many things that have not been completed, but this is also good to avoid late-stage writing and keep the impression of the article at the best moment. Yanagi and Nioh have received epic enhancements. You can look forward to it. Finally, I hope the author will come back to write some extras, such as the emotional line between Yukimura and the protagonist, etc. I hope the author will continue to work hard and bring us better works. After all, I have read many chapters of this book and I have feelings [crying] I finally finished reading the if line at the bottom of the box. Generally speaking, it is okay. It is more daily life, but the love line is a bit bland and a bit boring. The biggest highlight of the if line is to relieve the anger. Most people in Qingxue are gone. The protagonist cannot leave because of the obstacle of world consciousness. Compared with the if line, I recommend everyone to read the main text. Also, can the author come back and update the extras? I really want to know what will happen after winning the championship, and there are so few love lines in the main text [I almost cry]
Wow, so few people have read such a beautiful book. I hope the author can finish it.
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The setting is novel, the world where Net-Oh and Sakura merge together also brings Conan to play. It's just that the protagonist is playing magic, so the combat power can be higher. There is almost no such person among the protagonists in the U17 World Championship. The author has written before that both the protagonist and Yukimura confessed, and then someone else, Rikkai, discovered the clues. The if line's extra story interspersed with the main text is a little bit dramatic. Overall it's pretty good, with very few emotional lines and most of them writing about competition. Fans of Rikkai Yama and Yukimura's careers are ecstatic.