Prince of Tennis: Provoking the Gods

The early stage is really good to watch, and the character design is very interesting. This kind of heroine's character design is rare in Wangwang fans, and the emotional portrayal is quite delicate. The heroine's emotional transition due to the character design is a test of the author's skills. What surprised me is that it is not blunt, at least it makes sense in theory, and the plot of the open and secret fights is not very intellectual. It's just that the writing style is a bit immature, and some descriptions are a little too middle-class and childish. The characters are not fully utilized. The heroine's artistic pursuit and madness in the early stage are not fully portrayed, and are a little thin, but at best it can be regarded as a flaw. Overall, it is good-looking among novels of the same type, and at least it is refreshing. I am one of the few Internet King fans who have not skipped reading in Tomato. It is really worth reading. I finished reading it in four hours. I was also surprised by this number. It's really good.

"Excellent... A work." This is the only thought that comes to mind after reading this book. Because this is not a simple redemption novel, Yukimura Seiichi uses it to make unswerving choices. Let the heroine learn how to love someone and live a better life.

Good-looking, good-looking