Tennis King: Top Talent at the Start

It's a genius, but not exaggerated. It's a very interesting competitive article. The protagonist's system basically doesn't play any role other than informing the protagonist of his talent. At any rate, the protagonist has the best talent in history. If you tell me that the protagonist is very powerful after training, I can accept it. As a result, inexplicably in the article, domestic men's singles athletes have become more and more powerful - before the protagonist was born, they were not very good, but when the protagonist was born, they all became stronger and achieved various achievements. What, they are bound to a sharing system to share the protagonist's talents? I hope you know what you are writing is not a group portrait. It was outrageous to force the protagonist to lose to domestic players who were not good enough before, and now they are forcing the domestic players to improve their strength. That's not how you love your country, right...

It's a very unpopular subject, but it's what I want to read. For so many years, tennis-related novels have basically been about tennis kings. In the past, it was basically impossible to find real-life tennis-related novels on various platforms. Very good, keep writing, keep up the good work [Like]

It's a rare tennis novel with a very clear career plan. It would be nice if the descriptions of some important matches could be more exciting. We can learn a little bit from Prince of Tennis and make the descriptions more interesting [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

It's a good read, and it's rare to see a novel about real-life tennis. And the rhythm is controlled very well. At this stage of growth, we don't win all the time. There are losses, injuries, and shortcomings. It's very real, but there are also exciting moments. Personally, I think the cool thing about competitive novels is that they grow up first and then gain, or alternate between winning and losing, rather than winning all the time. That would be too monotonous and unpleasant. Don't criticize me for saying that you have read novels and it's cool. If you lose, you might as well watch a real game. . A good article does not mean that it only feels good if you win. If you win from the beginning or even keep winning, you will not be far from the end, and you will not be able to write at all. Wouldn't it be better to have some losses, some regrets, and then improve and transcend? It's also more moving and makes victory more satisfying. And even if it's an upset loss, so what? Haven't the real giants also experienced it? Why can't the protagonist do it? He's a human being. Isn't it normal for the state to fluctuate? Who stipulates who you cannot lose to? The description of tennis is also very pure. I just feel like some game details could be more specific? For example, when facing the opponent's ball, you can describe in detail how to deal with it and how to think about it at some key points. From the protagonist's own perspective, it is difficult to write this with only commentary. In this way, the game may be more exciting, and winning or losing will be more exciting. Finally, please don't troll me, thank you ((*^∀^))🙏🏻You are right if you troll. And come on, just write at your own pace.

How can I put it this way? It's a very good tennis sports novel, but it does have some minor flaws. Opening a company with an agent to manage your own economic contract is really not as good as being backed by a big company, because a big company can give you some help on and off the court. Then I think some people say that if you have a potential of 100, you should be number one in the world. What does that look like? I think it's just a default that I haven't read the novel well. Overall, I think it's pretty good. Many of the contents are written in detail.

Tennis themed novels must be supported! It's not cool writing, it's not watery, it's not a stud. The disadvantage is that the system has no sense of existence and is not rich in functions. It is not systematic from a professional perspective, and there are not many daily training items and details shown. It is unreasonable to say that the ability setting is not up to par for professional competitions. I hope the author will continue to finish the book and more new fans will read the book. The ratings are getting higher and higher! ! !

There are 67 chapters in progress. There are no surprises so far. It is suitable for listening to books. I hope there won't be a female protagonist or the ending will be brushed off and I'll be scared of it. Don't be a fool, don't end it, finish the review [Like]

A great article about tennis competition. The progress of the competition is very close to reality. It makes readers feel that the male protagonist is growing up step by step. The logic is reasonable and the protagonist's character is full-bodied. Especially the few strokes describing the family atmosphere are full of human touch. Hahaha, I hope the author will continue to work hard to update! No eunuchs, no eunuchs, otherwise a blind date warning⚠Oh [laughing evilly] It's interesting to read. I'm sorry for the typos. I didn't want to delete or type them again.

I like novels of this style. I tell you that Golden Finger is not obtrusive, the plot is natural, and it is very realistic. There is no forceful slap in the face, provocation, or all kinds of beauties kneeling down and licking each other. Like₍₍Ϡ(੭•̀ω•́)੭✧⃛

I read it in one sitting, a very good professional tennis article. There is no big golden finger, just a history of tennis talent and a data-based panel. Starting from a teenager to a career, the author did not write anything superfluous other than tennis, focusing on the court, and received good reviews. The protagonist is also getting stronger step by step and reaching the top! Wall crack recommended!

Not bad for someone who knows football professionally Forcibly increase combat power and go into battle with injuries

This book is good to read, but there is a problem. Is the protagonist's schedule too intensive? You can skip some competitions, such as the clay court tournament in South America, and after the Rome Masters, you can quietly wait for the start of the French Open to conserve your physical fitness. There is no need to compete elsewhere.

It's not easy to find purely competitive articles, but this one is about tennis. There are no random slaps in the face or random intrusions into the heroine. The protagonist just plays the daily punch-in competition steadily. I like reading this kind of competitive article that is about getting stronger and upgrading. I look forward to Xiaogao getting stronger and stronger!

It's good to read. It's rare to see real tennis that is not a novel written by a tennis king. Support the author, come on! !

Give 4 stars first, and after a million words, you can consider whether to give 5 stars. The author can consider the male protagonist to have the lowest Grand Slam ranking - win the men's singles championship or the Olympic men's singles championship (refer to Croatia's Ivanisevic as a wild card to participate in the dark horse of Wimbledon and win the Wimbledon men's singles championship, or Chilean Olympic player Gonzalez unexpectedly won the men's singles and double gold medal) 910,000 words, one million words is not a dream, upgrade to 5 stars in advance

It's been a long time since I've seen a realistic sports article, and this alone deserves five stars. There is no starting point and no one is optimistic about it, and there is no sudden cheating and possession of Jordan. There is no ability to change like Martin in the morning. There is no selfless state and different dimensions. Who knows the sense of redemption that makes people believe that such a person will not be abrupt when he appears in the real world?

It's very good. It's a rare tennis article that's not like Tennis King. It's really well written. I basically read everything, including basketball, football, boxing, rugby, and running. I've never read any real-life tennis novels. It's really well written. Come on.

Can we not use AI? . .

Looking at the cover, I thought there were two male protagonists. I was disappointed😞

It's quite good-looking, refreshing, not abusive, and doesn't challenge the reader's nerves. It's suitable for listening to during exercise or while doing housework. The author's writing style doesn't stretch your hips.

This is a rare novel about real-life tennis. It is well written and the characters grow quite naturally. It is obvious that the author's tennis knowledge is quite professional.

I think it's pretty good-looking and quite real. It's just that he didn't start by punching Federer, kicking Djokovic, and sweeping Nadal. The only disadvantage is that there are too few, not enough to see

Come on! Very cute writing

Aren't you considering changing the cover?

Most of them are good, but there is no need to communicate with the domestic tennis community.

Although I don't know much about tennis, I can still watch it very smoothly...

I became familiar with the sport of tennis again. I had followed the anime "Prince of Tennis" before and also tried to play tennis, but there was no one to teach me, so I had to figure it out on my own.

It's very real. For a tennis layman, it's interesting to watch.

The description of the event is both professional and understandable for novices. The competition and daily proportions are also well arranged. Overall, a good article.

A particularly good-looking tennis article. The protagonist really has no other focus than tennis. And to be honest, the protagonist is really dreamy... Hey... Such a boyish baby 🥹