Prince of Tennis: Don't Call Me Princess

My thoughts after reading (plus a shout-out to the author) 05:30 I was left wanting more after watching it. The characters were completely true to their childhood impressions of Echizen Ryoma – a tsundere, competitive, cute little cat-like prince. 1. This enriched my image of Echizen. In love, Echizen is also someone who doesn't want to lose to Tsuru.

This is a truly wonderful book. I practically grew up reading it, watching the story unfold every day, witnessing the innocent romance of the young couple. But it was also incredibly heart-wrenching, a testament to the author's superb writing and emotional depth.

Ryoma's character was handled naturally, and Chizuru's early character was also quite endearing, but it fell apart as the story progressed... Trying to create a true princess persona by making Chizuru seem aggressive while simultaneously portraying her as a naive and innocent character felt a bit odd... Initially, Chizuru was aloof but polite.

This book is truly wonderful! It's the only Echizen pairing I've ever read that doesn't go out of character (OOC). The author writes so well, it's incredibly immersive. I cried so much when I read the volume about Tsuru and Echizen's breakup—I felt so sorry for Tsuru!!! This is one of my absolute favorite Echizen fanfics; every book the author writes is amazing!!! Highly recommended!

Family, this book truly exceeded my expectations. I thought it would be a formulaic read like other web novels, but it wasn't. I think the author's writing is really good, the content is rich, and Echizen Ryoma isn't out of character (OOC). I saw a vibrant Echizen Ryoma, and the characters are all very well-developed. Sakuno isn't a scheming woman at all. Then there's the female lead.

Super good! I couldn't wait to leave a review after finishing it! Highly recommend! At the beginning of the story, I was both amused and touched by their love story. Then, in the middle, I was genuinely crying (where's the promised angst?!). Kozuru, you're so strong! Echizen has always supported Kozuru's career and dreams.

It's worth reading. I was initially drawn in by the synopsis, but gradually became captivated by the story itself. ①The male protagonist, Ryoma Echizen, hasn't lost his character. He's still just as arrogant and cocky, but with an added touch of favoritism. ②The female lead's character is also very well-developed. She perfectly embodies the image of a princess.

The writing is excellent, delicate, and the portrayal of Echizen's character is very accurate—just how I imagined him. The only downside is that the beginning is a bit angsty; I felt so sorry for the female lead, it hurt my heart. This is the best-written Prince of Tennis fanfic I've ever read in terms of romance. I hope for more updates! Support!

It's a truly excellent book, so good! Especially the part where they reconcile after their breakup. Oh my god, it made me cry. Speaking of warnings, I don't really know how to put it. I feel that every book has its own soul, its own experiences the female lead goes through. It's not that you dislike those things; every work has its own spirit. It's not that the author is abusing the female lead.

This story is truly exquisite. The heroine's suffering was so intense that I cried along with her; I felt so much for her. Chizuru has a wicked father, a terrible grandmother, a hateful stepmother, and a disgusting stepbrother. Her loving grandfather is dead, her aunt who loved her is dead, and she's fallen into hell. She shouldn't be treated like this, but that's just how tragic her life is. I finished reading it; it's a good read, and I feel so sorry for the heroine.