Haikyuu!!: Everyone Takes Flight, Starting with Karasuno

Like to look good, love to watch [shy] I watched Little Volleyball a long time ago. Actually, I don't remember much about the plot. The main thing is that I wanted to see the changes brought about by Little Sun and the King after the arrival of the protagonist. The protagonist here has a sincere and behind-the-scenes feeling, the character design is very clear, and it is basically implemented from beginning to end. The reactions between these characters are very interesting. Training, junkyard battle, training, Aoba Castle West... In each training session, the protagonist's control over the situation is shown, and then various characters react to the protagonist's mysterious strength. It feels like the protagonist is very powerful. The protagonist's strength is presented step by step, giving a sense of decryption. From the beginning, I know that the protagonist is very strong, but the strength of the protagonist will appear step by step when needed. Then the teammates, coaches, and opponents who were originally unconvinced were all convinced by the protagonist. Following the main line of the national competition, we continue to strengthen the crow, allowing the crow's wings to plump more smoothly, and through the variable of the protagonist, helping the crow to stand on the highest stage faster. Sports fans are still passionate [crying][crying][crying] Of course, what's more important is the group of idiots who share the passion [cry][cry][cry] Come on, author💪

I think this book can be considered one of the best among sports fanfics about volleyball boys. Good points: 1. The protagonist can be said to be very calm in the entire team. He calmly analyzes and uses some of his professional experience and some training methods to continuously improve himself. This is very novel. Most sports fanfics play a cheerful or cold role in the team, but this book made me see something different. The protagonist did not compete with other teams in advance, he just calmly analyzed the team members. Just to point out various shortcomings for my partners, this place is really good. 2. The protagonist has a clear understanding of his own strength, so he did not participate in the game at the beginning, but he analyzed the shortcomings of the players and then came up with various formations. 3. This book is very logical when analyzing the protagonist, and the author's writing style is not childish at all. Unlike some other sports novels, which have a childish feeling, this sports novel is very logical and three-dimensional. Especially when the author describes the process of the protagonist's analysis, the description is very clear. All in all, this book is very good, and the other thing is whether it can give the King a better ending, because I just saw their comic book King, he is a bit too miserable, and there is also Little Sun. . . .

There is a feeling of passion, but it is a little unclear at the beginning. The protagonist's abilities are also reasonable. Other articles on the same channel are basically written randomly and the protagonist is written to be very strong. This is very good and worth seeing (too few) I hope the author will review it again after finishing writing and sort out some minor issues.

I have read Chapter 115 so far. I personally feel that overall it is pretty good. There are no bad points. The pace in the early stage was a bit too fast. I almost quit. But later on, it was not so fast. And the clichés are almost non-daily. You can try to write them down slowly, and the impression will be better. The character design of the protagonist is also one of the better among the volleyball fanfics I have read. It is very good. Adding daily life can also better shape the character of the protagonist. The plot is also very good. It can be seen that the boss worked very hard on writing it. And the character creation of Little Volleyball is also pretty good, not particularly good, but as a fan, it's pretty good. There were a few places in the early stage that I didn't feel were particularly right, but the overall impression improved in the later stage. Personally, I think if the boss thinks it's okay, he can take some time to change the previous rhythm question, and the look and feel will be better. All in all, it's pretty good among small volleyball fans. Looking forward to the author's follow-up plot and next book

Among the many comics and animations, Xiaopai is really a relatively unpopular work. It does not have the popularity of the three major migrant comics, and it does not have the explosive popularity of Demon Slayer and Giant. However, once you watch this work, you will undoubtedly fall into it. Every character is the protagonist, and the story line and personality of each character are very well portrayed. It is derived from a relatively unpopular work. There are even fewer works coming out. It was such a small chance that I encountered the work of Teacher Qiqi. It was really great. The characterization of the characters was very realistic, and the controlled description of the plot was very attractive to me. It filled Karasuno's regrets one by one. The regrets are no longer regrets. I am very satisfied. In short, this work by Teacher Qiqi is very, very good! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

I will call this book the No. 1 Volleyball fan in my heart. It's been a long time since I've seen a fanfic that resonates with me so much. There are almost no common problems with most fanfics nowadays. For example, if the protagonist is a man, there's a high chance that he'll be a glutton for it, which will make readers shudder every time they see a fanfic with this tendency. But when I read this article, At that time, I didn't feel that deliberate tendency at all, and I would not deliberately describe the special relationship between the protagonist and the original character. The protagonist gave the original character a kind of pure teammate friendship that is both a teacher and a friend. This is really designed so well. Oh my god, and the portrayal of the protagonist It's also very cool. Although I was a contestant in the Olympiad in my previous life, even after time travel, I didn't despise the people around me. Instead, I was extremely serious about helping them grow on the right track. Even though I was strong, I was not self-centered, but let my teammates shine together. Let them still shine even if they are separated, and the protagonist is strong but does not pretend to be a pig or a tiger, deliberately hides his own strength, and does not let himself dominate alone. It is not brainless, but it does not make people feel frustrated, and some of the settings given by the author to the protagonist are more It makes the characters flesh and blood. For example, even though he is already in Japan, he still has feelings for his hometown in China. Even though he wants to stay in the motherland, he understands that his current position is very consistent with his rational setting. For example, although he has already been on a world-class stage, he will burst into tears because of the victory in the high school league. While being rational, he also retains a trace of the sensibility that humans should have to make the character more three-dimensional. There are also some extras or small daily routines that are super heartwarming. My personal favorite is to make up for regrets. When I watched the original work, The most regrettable thing is that Karasuno failed to win the championship in Chungaka, and this book not only won but also won five consecutive championships in Chungaka, allowing Karasuno to open up a black dynasty unique to them. The key point is that readers will not feel unreasonable and the look and feel are extremely comfortable. The game process described by the author is also It is very close to the original work and the complex logic will not make people confused. In short, this article is really well written. I look forward to the follow-up when Kitagawa and Hinata are both standing on the world stage. The author must work hard and update it [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

In fact, I have read too many volleyball derivatives. Most of the plots are the same, but this novel gives me a different feeling. First of all, there is our Beichuan. He came and did not play. He was teaching. He taught him how to play and studied tactics. Look at those subtle movements. In fact, I was quite shocked. Bei'er's appearance was not high (personal feeling), but Beichuan himself did run through the whole game. Secondly, the second point I like is that the protagonist's team does not say that they always win without brains. It is a step-by-step process. He allows us to see that he is really working hard. They are all working hard because of love and not being brainless. This is really good (like it) When I saw Beichuan and the others defeated in the first national competition, I felt it was a pity. Everyone was disappointed because of this, but they were able to adjust. It was great, because there is only one champion, and it would be a pity for anyone to win the championship. There's a lot of bullshit. Very few people have read this article, but it's really interesting. Come on, boss!

This novel is the best novel I have ever read with the protagonist in Karasuno. The protagonist is very strong, but it does not take away the highlights of Hinata, Kageyama, or even Daichi, Suga's mother. The storyline is also very cleverly arranged, and the highlights of other teams are also written. It is a good group portrait of small volleyball.

It's really good-looking. The character of the protagonist really impressed me. It's almost like a boss behind the scenes. It feels so good to be in control of everything. The interaction with the crows is really cute. It basically fits the character. It's just that it's either training or competing. It's too little in daily life (basically, it's all about interacting in bits and pieces. (Action), and for me (everyone's reading experience is different), the only point that I couldn't handle well was the training match with Aoba Jonishi (the foreshadowing and feedback were not proportional, and it was a little uncomfortable to watch), but there is no such thing later, and the more I read, the smoother it becomes. Overall, it is excellent, and can be used as a refreshing article or a growth story.

This book is about a volleyball boy. The protagonist is a boy, so there may be some unreasonable things, but the author listens to advice and interacts a lot. The author of this book clearly stated that there will be no weird CPs. This is a pure volleyball game, but the combat pace may be a bit fast and there is no routine. The author replied in the comment area, we will slowly change it. I feel that the screen recording does not have CP, which defeats many friends of this type. So if you don't want to watch CP, but just want to watch volleyball teenagers playing volleyball, you can read this book