Prince of Tennis: At St. Rudolph, I Love Being a Mentor

You don't need to say that when you crack the Zero. When you shovel it 🤦 🤦, you might as well use gas or mental power, or use pebbles to predict the position in advance, or use mental power to first reduce the weak spin of the ball, causing the Zero to not be perfect and then have a slight rebound. This is to say that the Zero is not perfect when scooped. Isn't the Zero just a serve that exploits loopholes? It is unsolvable. Unless the spin is not reduced in advance, then this Zero will not be called a Zero. It is just an ordinary hot chicken ball. The ball speed is not fast in the first place. If it is counted directly when scooped up,

I've read Chapter 29. Overall, it's not bad, at least it's not poisoned! I saw Takashi Kawamura and St. Rudolph are coming, and read the comments that Akutsu will also come, which means that St. Rudolph's singles has been stable. I look forward to seeing the doubles combination, not the kind of pseudo doubles combination that relies on hard power to win! Looking forward to the emergence of a real doubles team!

I don't like the protagonist of your book very much, but I think your protagonist is okay and very full. Maybe I have been used to reading some high-intelligence characters recently, and then the protagonist is more powerful. I will give you one star less for being ruthless. But overall, your book is still very good, but the audience is slightly smaller. But I saw on your bookshelf, this is your first book, even though this book has become popular. I believe that I can build a wave of old fans based on the first book, and I will have high expectations for new books in the future.

To be honest, for this kind of book, I think it would be better to have all the Tezukas as subordinates. If you create a few characters yourself, it would be unrealistic. You have to think of all kinds of characters for them. You might as well directly transfer the people who have been hurt in the past into your own.

Why not go to St. Rudolph? Isn't it better to join forces? And Fuji and the others

Very good, invincible flow

Not bad, no poison to taste

It looks good. The author is an original author and knows a lot about tennis.

The author still knows Prince of Tennis very well, just focus on the details.

It's the first time I saw Tezuka go to Yamabuki ~ Not bad, not bad ~