Prince of Tennis: I'm at Hyotei, and I Rule the World Through Healthy Living

Not bad, keep up the good work, I hope there will be no CP and no heroine

It's good to watch. I recommend it. The characters of the internet kings are very realistic, and they are serious but also a little funny. I think with the health care level of the protagonist, my family will have to find an official cooperation in the Northeast to open a ginseng and other Chinese herbal medicine base (´-ω-`)

Because I am not a fan of Qingxue, I will try to read it as long as the protagonist is not a Qingxue. This book is relatively innovative. Anyway, there is nothing similar in the hundreds of online Wang's articles I have read. The author's writing is also quite interesting.

A very good book, I wish there was no female protagonist

The content is very novel and the protagonist is very interesting. Please keep updating 🤭

After reading other Internet King novels, this is my fifth favorite Internet King novel. The plot is very good, but the aspect of health care is a bit exaggerated, and the skills grow too fast, and even a U14 team can beat it. In the later stage, it is too fast and invincible, and it may be discontinued. The first four books have perfect endings, but this one is unlikely to be perfect.

It's a very good book. You can improve your strength through hard work.

You won't lose money if you invest in it, it's exciting without being stupid! Just from the main character Miyashita Rin 😳, I really like it. I have skills and abilities but I am not arrogant. Although I have the blessings, I am also working hard. I really like watching him play ball. He looks so handsome to me (Miya!). The other characters are also very distinct, especially Atobe's confident look that breaks through the sky. Hahaha, it's hard not to love him. But the only shortcoming is that there are too few, not enough to read 💕💕💕💕 Come on, author!

Very well written. Why not score 9 points? Obviously some Internet King fanfics that make people vomit blood can get 9 points [Petrochemical] I really like the author's way of describing it. It can be said that it is an upgrade process, gradually getting stronger, and increasing strength through eating on the spot are all his buffs, but it has a very memorable point, which made this protagonist memorized from the beginning. And in the process of upgrading, you will gradually compete against masters. You will not compete against some national-level players when you are still little Karami, which makes people feel uncomfortable. Instead, you will gradually increase the opponent's past, which gives you the feeling of upgrading and fighting monsters. Moreover, Miyashita's strength is also growing very fast. In the later stages of the game against some world-class players, he will gradually gain experience and evolve. The author is very good at describing the competition. Every time I feel that Miyashita is in a state of ease. Even when he was not as good as Phoenix when he played with Phoenix, the winning goal was very satisfying and there was no feeling of frustration. This is really the author's great writing style. The most important thing is that I like the protagonist to be intelligent and aware of the situation. The same is true for the Wangwang article that I liked Takahashi before. The protagonist has a strategy and the consciousness of evolving his teammates in the confrontation. Various battle settings are for the team's ultimate victory. When Miyashita faced the Swiss team in the World Championships, he arranged for Echizen and Akutsu to play doubles two, Phoenix and Nioh to play doubles one, and he played singles three, which was the safest way to win. Winning the first three games as quickly and steadily as possible, keeping the world's No. 2 Team out of the group stage, reducing the pressure on the rest of the schedule, and also ensuring that your team's tricks and trump cards are hidden as much as possible in the group stage. Very, very smart. Compared with some articles that mentioned all kinds of things that were not calculated, I didn't expect that we would play five games in the group stage. It was really much more exciting. I hope the rest of it can be as wonderful as the previous one. Miyashita is really strong and charming. And as his tricks are upgraded layer by layer, I feel more and more powerful. I just like this feeling of gradually upgrading from being invincible at the same stage to being invincible at all stages. It's so fun to watch. When I saw it, I watched it slower and slower, and I just couldn't bear to watch it. Miyashita's scenes in the following are much less, after all, he is too invincible, so it is more about the battle and growth of other teammates. But the short length behind Miyashita is also very comfortable. The author describes Miyashita's game very well. In the semi-finals, he just wanted to use those tricks from the Kanto finals to face QP, and he was cocky and handsome. This is the arrogance of ability reaching another level. And I really like the author's writing that even in the later world-class competitions, Miyashita will still use many primary-stage techniques and tricks, but because of the improvement in strength, the lethality of the tricks used is much greater than before. This is the most reasonable. You can't say that special moves are lost after upgrading, and because of the improvement in strength, the lethality of special moves also increases dramatically. This is particularly good! All of Miyashita's special moves basically have combination skills and are analogous. Various moves can be integrated with the field and used. It's so cool! Every powerful character in the battle can become an experience package for improving Miyashita's Tai Chi field and spiritual power. This setting that extends from the beginning to the end is really wonderful. The climax of the finale was not Miyashita's victory in the World Championship finals, but his victory over Echizen Nanjiro at the end, which was wonderful. This is the first time I saw someone who defeated Echizen Nanjiro. And then it was really uncomfortable to stop suddenly. Takahashi is finished, Miyashita is finished, I don't know when I will find such a well-written and enjoyable Wangwang article 🥺

It's okay, but what is a forced smile? You suffered too much in your previous life, right? The protagonist didn't use much force. The author also writes really well.