Emotional Volleyball Blue Youth

Author's own comment: Before writing, the author started writing this novel because of his own interests and love, combined with his own experience of playing volleyball. It mainly focuses on the growth process of a real volleyball player. I am very grateful to a few friends for reminding me of updates every day, so that the author will not be unable to write. Perhaps because it is not a traditional plug-in or system-type sports article, or it is a mindless article that is always about competition (50% of which is daily life and the third main plot), the results can be said to be very bad. The author has thought over and over again and wants to make some changes. If readers have good suggestions and suggestions, you can leave them in the comment area, thank you.

The writing is pretty good, at least the details related to volleyball are described very professionally. I just happened to be watching the Serie A Super League recently and saw familiar players, which was quite exciting. With the encouragement of five stars, don't be a eunuch, otherwise the review will be negative [shy]

Come on! There are still too few articles about volleyball, but so far they are quite interesting [Thoughts]

Because the label of this book is about two male protagonists, modern romance, and the book ends at chapter 80. Faced with the performance of beautiful women, I will definitely not be able to guess the CP of the protagonist at first. Then I hope that there will be less descriptions of female figures in the later period. The charm of female characters is not just big breasts.

The best sports article I have ever read, no exaggerated golden fingers, accurate terminology, and passionate competition.

I finally found a book about volleyball competition. It's not the Japanese manga style. It's good. I love reading it. Why doesn't the author update anymore? [Cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]

How can I put it this way? This is the first time I read such a well-written novel about serious volleyball (rather than fan fiction). Although there are some minor flaws in some places, the volleyball you wrote is particularly good. I have to give it a five-star rating.

What a rare novel about competitive volleyball. Finally tied, the more you look at it, the better it looks.

Except for the scene where I looked up to U8, which was a bit of a drama, the rest was pretty good.

The CP should not be too obvious, just be ambiguous. Big cheers for the author!