Ace of Diamond: Tempest

Very well written! It stands out among all the diamond-A articles because of its authenticity and the author's refreshing writing style. Yuesheng does not have amazing talents, but the tenacity in him is exactly the passionate emotion that most impresses people in high-field football. Thank you to the author for being so considerate and calling you! [Blowing kiss]

It's rare to find an article that doesn't discredit Miyuki…

The writing is super good, and it details the treatment of a powerful school like Sawamura's junior year in Inami City in the original novel. It was horrifying to read half of it. The Little League background unites to exclude the bullying wild players. Only a talented person like Furiya can break through this blockade. I don't know if anyone has watched Blue Reed. The football drama depicts this kind of conflict, but because they are all the protagonists, it is for the better. The direction expresses this conflict, and the author's writing is too real, so real and reasonable that you can't feel the passion of sports fans at all, but it is undeniable that this novel is definitely an excellent competitive novel (although in fact, according to the author's thinking, this Qingdao will not win at all. It is just a junior in Inami City. It is because of the spiritual theory of the original work that the original Qingdao is qualified to compete with several powerful schools)

It's a very good fanfic. There is no cheating or invincibility. The protagonist and everyone work together in a harmonious manner, which is very good. The description is also very delicate and full of emotions. The author used this book to write down some of his own views on Diamond A, so it is different from the original work. I like the careful entry of coaches Sawamura and Kataoka. If you like Little Angel and Coach Kataoka, you can read Ace of Diamonds: The Almighty Baseball Player. Although it was written nearly 10 years ago, it is both long and readable.

After reading about half of it, I am very grateful to my wife for writing such a detailed article, and to a certain extent, it supplemented some of Diamond A's strange operations while claiming authenticity. I was a little worried when I read the reviews at first, but at least I don't think it's OOC so far. Many of the words are what the characters said in the original work or expressed in similar scenes.

I like it. Yuesheng also likes to read it a little bit. Some of the little theaters in my head are super funny (the stuffing one hahahaha)

It's very interesting. It's one of the rare articles that doesn't criticize Miyuki.

It's rare that the protagonist doesn't have any side stories, and Yu Xingchu is very comfortable to watch.

It is completely different from the Diamond A novel I have seen before. I like Miyuki and Sergeant Iru, and I like Sawamura and Kataoka Shinru.

Very good, I like such a kind protagonist [blowing kiss]