They Say What I Play Isn't Tennis

It's very good. I've finished reading it now. There are too few writing about tennis nowadays. Most of them are fan fiction about The Prince of Tennis. Those who write about real-life tennis are only a handful among the few. This alone is worth reading, not to mention that it's pretty good. Chapter 44: Putting Poison 🍉 can actually teach others to learn the skills in Tennis King. Even if there are a lot of restrictions, I can't accept it. Seeing that there are too few books about real-life tennis, let's give it four stars. I'll withdraw first

A cool article in the world of tennis. It is not that the system directly gives super physical fitness, but through one's own efforts, perseverance in training and continuous winning of games to acquire skills that transcend dimensions. If you like both refreshing novels and tennis, I highly recommend reading this book. It fully satisfies your personal psychology of being the protagonist of a refreshing novel, but the author is too slow to update.

Not much to say, it's awesome

Very good. I searched for novels that apply the skills of tennis kings to modern tennis. There are not many people writing them. This book has potential, provided that the subsequent plot is not too ruined, and the process of the tennis match is too brief. I hope that the national or world competitions will be more exciting, otherwise it will be the same as reading a running account.

Come on, very good

I've finished reading it, and it's pretty good. It's a purely entertaining article. Although there are two chapters of God King and the like (maybe related to the author's other books) interspersed in the back to introduce the origin of the system and playing tennis with the gods, I personally think that those who like to read entertaining tennis articles can read it. If you haven't watched The Prince of Tennis, you can also watch it (I haven't). The tennis stunts described by the author are quite cool and give people a surging sense of passion. Although they are a bit of a mid-level, the gorgeous skills and the protagonist's unique mid-level give people a pure sense of satisfaction. The protagonist does not rely solely on the system, but also has his own efforts.

The latest chapter 126, the description at the beginning is a bit abnormal, but the rest is quite enjoyable and stressful, but not too stressful. I would like to make a suggestion. There is only one point of view of this kind of book, and that is the pleasure, the pleasure of fantasy crushing reality. Without this pleasure, it is nothing. As for what to do if you want to write more content after being invincible in the world, I think it is not a problem. Since you are writing about the King of Net, you must have a good understanding of the world of King of Net. ☕ I've finished reading it, it's so short. It crushes the game from beginning to end. It feels good. It has useful AI but not much. The ending is quite satisfactory, but it is a bit deducted. It is enough to rule the school and then have students all over the world. It changes the world and leaves a name in the history books. It is a bit baffling to have a main god but not a god, and not to expand. The four stars won't change.

It's really pretty

This novel explains what is called dimensionality reduction strike. Although the author begins to strengthen the opponent, it can still be seen how desperate the opponent is.

Give the world's tennis players some talent, otherwise they will be too invincible.