
Prince of Tennis: Don't Back Away Again, Okay?
网王之别再后退了哦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 92k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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To be honest, this novel is probably the most realistic fanfiction I've ever read. It doesn't have any overpowered female lead; it's just a typical slice-of-life story. The fact that Atobe and the female lead didn't end up together is perhaps more in line with their circumstances. Being together would have been too stressful; it was better for them both to move on.
After finishing the main text, I was thinking, "Aren't they supposed to be together? Why are all the reviews saying they aren't?" Then I saw the epilogue and they were separated! They seemed to be getting along well in the beginning, so why are they separated in the epilogue? Of course, that's just my opinion; maybe I only saw the positive aspects. The author's writing is quite good; you should check it out!
Hmm... Well, at first, it seemed like the male and female leads had absolutely no connection, and it was impossible for them to be together. Then the romance started out of nowhere, and just when things seemed to be going smoothly, they didn't end up together. It felt a bit confusing and a little disheartening to read. But the author has it tough, so I hope they keep up the good work!
It's such a shame, so incredibly disappointing! It's so frustrating to read. Even *The Prince of Tennis* had its disappointments, but this book is even worse. Seriously, it broke my heart, it gave me a heart attack! It's so bland, it's rare to see a book that doesn't spend much time describing tennis matches, yet it's still so well-written. And then there's the romance between the characters...
To some extent, reality is heartbreaking; this ending was almost perfect, yet it also seems quite perfect.
It's a bit of a shame I didn't end up with Atobe, but this way I'm more rational and won't become a resentful couple.
The ending is realistic and poignant; the female lead is very rational.
They were quite sweet together, and their breakup was quite realistic. It was a good story, but even though they ended up being a bad couple, it was still quite good.
Although they didn't end up together, the ending was very rational and realistic. I stayed up all night watching it, and it made me feel emo.
It's quite good. It's rare to see such a realistic ending, and I unexpectedly liked it, although it's a bit of a shame... I hope Jingwu will always be happy.