
Slam Dunk: I Just Want to Lie Flat
灌篮之我想躺平
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 423k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
105Chapters
766Reads
7.5Score
87Listens
110.6kReads · all time
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A very good Slam Dunk fanfic. I don't know why the score is so low. Maybe many people prefer to watch the protagonist kill everyone as soon as he appears. I rather like this style. The protagonist blends into the whole team, very naturally, growing together, and there is also a humorous plot. I hope the author sticks to this way of writing. If he kills people like crazy from the beginning, it will be no different from other short stories, and it will be meaningless.
We drink from golden bottles together with Hanadao, and we will not spare the Japanese with our bare swords. Hanamichi is a good boy. I said there are only four good boys in Japan, two named No, two named Sakura, Nobita Nobita, Shinnosuke Nohara, Maruko Chibi, and Hanamichi Sakuragi. The Japan written by Tezuka Osamu, Hojo Tsukasa, and Inoue Takehiko, the Japan advocated by Fujino Genkuro and Tokuda Kichiro, is just like the theme song of Animation City. There are no bricks, no tiles, only a picture connecting a picture. Rather than being lost, it is better to say that it is a dream.
As Slam Dunk fans, have you ever noticed that Sakuragi is nearly a year older than Rukawa Kaede. [Laughing evilly] Let me analyze it for you. Japanese schools start in April, just like in China, the requirement for admission is 6 years old. Then the question arises, only those born between April and December of the previous year and those born between January and March of the next year meet the conditions of being 6 years old. Sakuragi Hanamichi's birthday is April 1st, so he is the previous year, and Rukawa Kaede's birthday is January 1st, so he is the next year. In addition, the comic book has a setting of 1992 (in the newspaper Sakuragi read after Shohoku defeated Shoyo) So the answer is revealed: Sakuragi April 1, 1976, Rukawa Kaede January 1, 1977 [You taste carefully]
I've read a lot of Slam Dunk fanfics before, but they were all mindless killings. I couldn't stand it after reading only ten or eight chapters. This book by the author is really good. The plot is well-founded and the writing is so good. I enjoyed reading it very much. It would be more perfect if there was more life during the game
A pretty good Slam Dunk fanfic! ! ! ! ! ! ! ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧
The writing is very realistic and the writing style is very solid. Apart from the plot having too many shadows of the original version, there are not many other flaws. I can tell that the author really likes the anime Slam Dunk.
How did such a good slam dunk fan get such a low score?
It's good. It is recommended that you upgrade slowly when you have upgrade points and don't save them. People around you are not NPCs. If you improve so fast all of a sudden, you will definitely be suspicious, especially the coach.
After reading it, I feel that the author has put a lot of thought into it. The plot is quite complete and the connection is quite good. Although there are some problems, the flaws are not concealed. As the protagonist, Guan Weidong does not have all kinds of pretensions to kill everyone. The character is integrated very well, giving people the feeling that he really exists in the comics. Sakuragi and other characters are not marginalized, and they experience setbacks and grow together with the protagonist, so that the whole team finally achieves the goal. It is like watching Slam Dunk again. Recommended for those who like Slam Dunk fandom.
Update soon. Also, are there any similar Slam Dunk fan novels that you can recommend?