Volleyball Boys: Shiratorizawa's Thunder Partner

Ling Ye, a 10-year-old senior fan of "Volleyball Boys", accidentally traveled to the world of the original work. It happened that the boy of the same name got into trouble due to conflicts, and was bound to the "Volleyball Extreme System" at a critical moment. He was forced to take a year off from school because he took too many shots to protect himself. With the help of systematic closed special training, he improved his strength, jumping and other hard-core attributes to a level far beyond that of his peers. After returning to school, Lingye broke the stereotype of "fighting" with "violent smashes" and faced off against Tobio Kageyama in a friendly match in elementary school. He left a shadow on his opponent with his oppressive style of play. However, due to controversy, he went to the United States with his parents for three years. In the American League, his tough style was adapted to the arena where confrontation is paramount, and he set many records. He was known as the "Oriental Thunder Knuckle" and gradually understood the integration of tactics and violence. After returning home at the age of 15, Lingye went straight to Shiratorizawa High School and formed a partnership with the ace Ushijima Wakali as a special admissions student. His playful and fun-loving character is in sharp contrast to Ushijima's cold and serious attitude, but he has become the strongest offensive line on the court with the combination of "Ling Ye's containment + Ushijima's finishing". From the prefectural competition to settling the feud with Kageyama, to the national competition to cracking Inarizaki's double setter strategy, and finally teaming up with Ushijima to win the championship, making up for Shiratorizawa's years of regret. The work is assisted by the system, focusing on Ling Ye's growth from "reckless" to "the core of the team", showing the contrasting bond between the two male protagonists and the passion of the volleyball teenagers to fight for their dreams. It is not only an extension of the original work's feelings, but also writes a unique legend of "Thunder and Ice Peak".