Rikkai’s Ace

The author writes exceptionally well! 💕 The protagonist, in particular, is incredibly well-developed and relatable. He appears humble but harbors an inner pride, and while he seems arrogant, he's actually quite eccentric. Ever since learning he was born into the world of Detective Conan, he's been striving to become stronger to save his brother.

The protagonist's interactions with Rikkai University (and his eagerness to recruit Ryoma there 🤭) are so heartwarming! It's so sweet and touching, and some parts even made my stomach hurt from laughing so much. The protagonist's abilities are top-notch 👍, so give it a try! It has a bit of a Detective Conan crossover, but it's very minor! Also, the latest chapter was so enjoyable!!

This is a story I found last month when I rewatched Prince of Tennis and was so annoyed by that idiot Ryuki that I came across it. It made me so angry! All he did was yell at people. Other coaches would tailor training to each individual's needs, but Ryuki was just a figurehead. Inui was the only coach in name only. Anyway, this Prince of Tennis book was the first one I read.

Ugh, I can't allow this book to have such a low rating! I've revised some things that left me feeling unsatisfied; people like Ryuzaki should be punished! Tezuka, Fuji, and Echizen were all guided by the protagonist to escape the pit of Seigaku using the truth and evidence. I'm getting more and more excited for the rest of the story! Author, could you please update more often? (Bows deeply)

Detective Conan was included, but only a small portion. The protagonist is sharp-tongued but soft-hearted, a proud and arrogant kid with strong moral values. He pointed out many issues in both anime that I hadn't noticed, offering a fresh perspective. Of course, sometimes the protagonist's words are really satisfying, almost like a stand-in for my own commentary.

It's pretty good so far, but there are only 59 chapters, not enough to read. I hope there will be more! It's a very comfortable read so far, I hope it stays that way, and I hope it doesn't badly criticize Seigaku. I personally prefer everyone to be doing well, everyone to be good kids. The characters of the Rikkai members are all well-developed, practically perfect.

Superb! I binged it all in one go. The protagonist has his own unique personality, his own thoughts and judgments, and the scenes of Tezuka rescuing Seigaku and the old lady being hit where it hurts are all things that fans of the original work love. Of course, the protagonist is also very capable, articulate, and doesn't hold back.

Aside from some slightly awkward plot points, the whole story is quite enjoyable. It leans towards a fast-paced, action-packed narrative, and the main characters from Rikkai University train very hard, resulting in significant improvements in each individual's abilities. The team atmosphere is also excellent.

Spoiler alert! Natsumi is truly a hardworking and protective young man... Ever since he discovered his brother's inevitable death at a young age, he has been diligently learning various skills to protect him. After defeating Makoto, he took his role as vice-captain very seriously.

It's a good read; it's one of the best-written Prince of Tennis novels I've read, and the plot is quite interesting too. 🍉🍉🍉😆😆😆💕💕💕