Slam Dunk: Sakuragi Is Reborn and Vows to Rule the Nation

Give me an objective review, four stars. First of all, regarding Sakuragi's technical issues: Since he came back after playing Aiwa Academy, Sakuragi is already a standard basketball player, and his character on the court has matured. Especially because he came back because of strong unwillingness and regret, Sakuragi will be more mature on the court, and his skills have also formed muscle memory due to years of practice and training. However, in this book, Sakuragi's layups on the court have to be recalled in his mind, which is a bit inappropriate. For example, a ball game For an ordinary person who has been playing for about 2 years, if he doesn't play for a month, and then resumes playing, will he still have to rely on memory for layups? Secondly, regarding Sakuragi's performance on the court: Even if Sakuragi has played in the National Championships, is it possible for Sakuragi to still have those childish behaviors on the court? Shouldn't it be taken seriously? To use another analogy, because I didn't study well in high school, I didn't get into college, and ended up going out to work, and my income and life were not good. If I was reborn in high school, I might still have the same personality as before except for studies, but would I still be careless in studies and not study hard? I also hope that the author will think about these issues carefully and look forward to the subsequent chapters. Come on, author.

I've read through the comments section. I think you still don't quite understand the author. First of all. Slam Dunk is a passionate Japanese comic for me personally. I can't talk about any lofty sentiments, I just want to say that I like this anime. As for the author's understanding, Sakuragi was reborn. But essentially he is still the passionate boy who likes to play tricks. Looking at the original Sakuragi, it's not that his intelligence is not very good, it's just that this young man's brain is a bit "not that big". Although it is said that he is reborn, the country is easy to change, and the nature is hard to change. Then I have to put it bluntly, do you prefer the hot-blooded and cheerful Sakuragi or the gloomy Hanamichi? For example, you are a warm-blooded and cheerful person, after experiencing some things. Even if the results are bad. You have to keep facing it. Although Sakuragi is reborn, he is still a teenager. Do you expect him to have any ideas? Sakuragi lost the game. It's hard. But life must go on. And this is just a novel. Just don't use your "brain". As long as it looks comfortable. There is no need to be too serious, and I hope the author can continue to write more. Come on!

Author, are you still here? You won't run away, right?