The Prince of Tennis: Tatekai Dai Above the Fog

I was very surprised and shocked when I read the last paragraph of "On Miracles". This is a very unique and subversive entry point. I can feel that the author has deepened the original resistance to the winning ending of happy tennis in this chapter. What I understand is that the author wants to write: the moral correctness of the tennis path taken by the protagonist in the original work has turned their ideas into a deep-rooted hegemonic narrative. It is a difficult direction to write, but it is also very speculative and a very unique article. Will continue to watch, come on!

Super, super, smashing the halo of Nanjiro Echizen and the situation where he is happy to belittle other people's tennis paths. Li Hai has gained more, not only the sixteen consecutive championships in Kanto and three consecutive championships in the country that he should have received, but everyone is further and further away on exploring their own tennis path. It's really good. This book is suitable for Li Hai Chu to read and Qing Xue fans to go away. The only drawback is that it's not finished yet, but it's been updated very diligently, come and take a look.

The foreshadowing is very detailed, and the daily writing is very warm and cute. I really like this kind of interaction between everyone in Lihai University. The layout behind it becomes more and more exciting as I look at it. The intention is very special. It is not just a simple black and green study or just a cool literary route. It contains very dialectical thinking and very profound expressions. It has shaped the spirit and will of the king Li Haida so well! I'm really looking forward to the next plot~~~ The layout of Tachibana is really big and the ideas are very profound. She does not deny any path (there is nothing wrong with Happy Tennis itself). Although the protagonist's layout cruelly opens up many problems, it only allows the meaning of fairness and victory to be highlighted. Suppressing Seigaku is not the path Rachidaka wants to take. Their persistence in their own path is the best refutation of narrow-minded and prejudiced ideas! It's great that everyone's path is respected. He must be a gentle person [crying]

I like every character in Tennis King, especially Atobe, Akaya, and Phoenix. I know Ryoma is talented and works hard. He picked up a racket and started tennis since he could walk. But don't others work hard? It's not that others work hard, or even work harder, not to mention the talented ones. Those who love tennis without talent may work harder than anyone else but may not be able to achieve the same achievements as those with talent. So I don't hate any character, I just hate the injustice of fate. I hate that the king of tennis downplays everyone's efforts to highlight talent. Don't people who have no talent but work hard not deserve praise? Will people without talent have to be mediocre all their lives? Should people without talent not work hard from the beginning? The Net King has always been a group portrait, so why did he give them the most shining appearance and let them all drown in the light of the moon in the end? I couldn't understand this before, but now I understand. People's hearts are biased to the left side. Maybe it was a group portrait at the beginning and was later manipulated by someone. This character attracts and favors him, so the meaning of the group portrait changes, just like the Cardcaptor Sakura magic card. Sakura is the protagonist in the beginning, but it is not satisfactory in the end. This is fate. I hate fate. I hope that everyone will be blessed by good luck [Love]

The insights are unique and wonderful. "It's fate, it's unfair fate that brought me here."

It's beautiful, the author writes it very well, I highly recommend it! ! ! (I didn't taste it ooc) (This is my first time writing a book review like this... Forgive me💔) The various layouts of Dazai written in the early stage are particularly touching✌︎' ֊' I was particularly moved when it led Dazai to have a sense of belonging. . . Especially Yukimura Sama made me cry to death, a gentle angel. And this damn world consciousness, ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, I will stab you to death! ! ! ! ! ! ! Everyone, Dazai and Tatekai, must be well! Together forever😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Dazai, you must live well😭Everyone at Rikkai University and your assistants love you😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

I found that one of the author's tasks is to write a book review for himself, which should be more than 100 words, to complete the task. Three volumes were initially conceived. The first volume is about the behind-the-scenes layout and daily integration of the protagonist. The second volume is about the subversion after recycling the layout and foreshadowing. The third volume is about the growth and transformation of everyone in the national competition. I think the first and second volumes are okay because each has its own characteristics and highlights. But the only thing I worry about is the growth of the third volume. But the significance of the group portrait is that everyone deserves a small highlight. Everyone is complex and multi-faceted. No one can be simply summed up with just one "villain" or "protagonist". If you are willing to read a book that thinks about injustice and prejudice, about the subversion of hegemonic narratives and power structures, and is willing to see super-detailed growth and bond formation, then you can read this book~~ In the future, due to the requests of readers, I will continue to write u17, and I am still thinking about it. Btw There is no cp in the main text (referring to casual knocking), but there will be some in the extras.

I feel that this story would not have much chance of happening if it were Dazai himself: Dazai himself is an extremely pessimistic and world-weary person, and it is unlikely that he would read this kind of comic. Even if he picked up a random book and read it casually for entertainment, he would probably give up the book after not reading much, because he He won't like the overly naive vigor, nor will he care too much about the content, nor will he have too much affection for the characters. Even if he really travels through time and knows all the plots, he will not personally participate in it. He may be indifferent, and at most he will observe from a distance, if line Dazai is just a special case. He has all the memories of Osamu Dazai. Losing his friends countless times made him have paranoid thoughts, so he wanted to create a world where Oda Saku wrote novels, so he tried to change his destiny and save the world that was about to collapse. He would not stop committing suicide. Taking off the bandage will make him more desperate for the world and more eager for the peace brought by death, because his wisdom is enough to generate all kinds of speculations, and he even understands that his world may be just a farce of manipulated destiny watched by others, and even all the past may be false... (The above are all speculations about Dazai's character. In fact, there are other ideas, which are not easy to describe. I feel that it would be better to switch to a cosplayer. I would like to emphasize here that there is no malice!!! I don't mean to say anything about the author and the work!!! In fact, I personally think that the author has written well. I just feel that Osamu Dazai here is a bit OOC for the irony of fate that is similar to resentment. I personally think that Osamu Dazai has a nihilistic attitude towards fate. It may be due to different understandings of the characters. If you don't like it, don't criticize.)

Chapter 109 has been tied. I really like this one. As the "Dazai" of this world, the protagonist really fits the identity of a mental trainer. He strategizes in secret and has not played in the competition before the national competition. It is really cool to let everyone in Rikkai break their original destiny! ! ! It really feels like everyone in parallel time and space. Nothing! Brain! Black! Give all the enthusiastic young people who love tennis a clean stage to compete. There is no distinction between good and bad young people in sports. Don't let dirty adults tarnish the purity of sports. I really like watching the daily life of the protagonist and Li Haidai. The game between him and the Lord really caught my heart. The arrogance of trying to save the fate of Rikkai University is another kind of mercy. After the game, the Lord said to the protagonist, "Welcome to Rikkai University. There is no destiny script that you need to tear up alone..." This is true integration, rather than being like a spectator. Rikkai University's destiny should be controlled by everyone in Rikkai University. Moreover, Tachibana chose to go to the protagonist's house to play with him later, and found that the protagonist's "secret room" was all Tachibana's peripherals. It was really cute. There is currently no cp in the article. I like the atmosphere between the protagonist and the master very much. The master had a special birthday at the art museum. The black tulips given by the protagonist were later raised by the master. They showed off to Fuji Shusuke when they had barbecue with the people from the national finals and Seigaku. But 106-109, especially 109, Nioh and Yagyu, I really like it. "Successful performance, Mr. Trickster." It knocked me to death ❤️❤️❤️ This is the first Tachikai Daidong book I have seen, with Nioh as a single, the writing is very exciting This is a real treasure, I am looking forward to the upcoming u17 plot.

Super invincible and very beautiful! The author's starting point is great! From the game on the court to the game of capital behind the scenes, it is like a cat catching a mouse. The pace is slow and unhurried. The logic of the whole book has no problem so far. It is very smooth. The author's writing style is also very good (except for the repeated descriptions when describing the characters). It is also fun to write daily chapters. Very cute and harmonious Li Hai group! In fact, the little girl has a small wish. Can the author write about the movie-viewing experience of all the members of the Rikkai Film Festival when they grow up? It fits really well! Let all members of Li Hai (including Shuji) see the cool, indifferent and even ruthless side of Shuji as the mastermind behind the scenes. It's exciting to think about it🥰🥰🥰

This book is currently added to my daily updates [laughing]. Although it is not finished yet, the content of this book is indeed very good. The scheming version of tennis...[Thinking]? Believe me, this book will give you a different perspective on tennis. In terms of plot, with the addition of Fumino Kuroni's vest, it is destined that the tennis in this book will not be inferior. The male protagonist wears Zaiko's waistcoat and works openly and secretly with Rikkai Daichi. He starts plans in the dark to clear obstacles for Rikkai Daiichi. His teammates are also constantly improving their hard power under the guidance of Anzi. Everyone joins hands to fight against the fate that hangs high. The most important among them is undoubtedly Jingshi's pursuit of his own path and Xiaokeling's own tennis transformation. Of course, I think the most exciting part is the part where Dazai operates secretly [laughs], breaks the superstition of the old gods, and redefines the purity of victory. I am already looking forward to the part where everyone from Tachikai University will enter U17. The character design is actually pretty good [thinking], not too OOC. In the final analysis, Usagi Zaiji is a vest in this book, not the real person. But one thing is that the male lead is too good and similar. The only worry is that the assimilation value is a bit too high. After all, the pollution ability of Fumino Black Mud Spirit is not trivial, and I am worried about the male protagonist's mental state [face covering] There is currently no cp, but some details of the male protagonist and Jingshi can be seen. Everyone has different opinions on this, and the enclosure is cute√[Thinking] My personal summary is that the whole book is great, there are no common complaints, on the contrary, it is a bit refreshing [laughing] And, please don't stop running away [Sending my heart]

It's a very good angle. It's not like other Seigakakumons that describe the Echizen family in a particularly disgusting and uncomfortable way. Instead, it uses a more straightforward way to describe the reality of human society, which is also very consistent with the perspective of Dazai's heart trainer. Of course, because we are mainly on the set of youth comics, it is not as dark and deep as Fumino, but it also gives the protagonist an opportunity to be pulled out of the abyss by others, which is a two-way redemption. And I like Yukimura's strong character, Modo Modo

It's a very novel theme, and it's about the different sparks that happen when different characters collide together, and it highlights Dazai's characteristics, but it doesn't cover up the personality characteristics of other characters. It's very interesting to watch.

The writing is smooth and natural, and the wording is precise; the sentence patterns are changeable, and the reading has a strong sense of rhythm and full of charm; the article is vivid and contagious; the perspective is novel and the conception is clever, which makes people's eyes shine. It is a rare and innovative work. Rich in emotion. This is a good article about Net King Li Hai. I like Dazai's strategizing style better. It would be better if some daily interactions between Li Haida could be added, or extra scenes could be opened later. Keep up the good work, never forget your original intention, and don't deviate from the original focus of the writing. (I will only give a maximum of four stars. For inspiration, you can look around more. Be careful not to score too high, as it will be easily withdrawn)

It is well written, and the essence of the analysis of the original Internet king is very realistic, and the grasp of the road to change is also nice. He is a real boss [shy] Control points, so I gave it 4.

I'm halfway through watching it, and I can clearly see the charm of Rikkai's masters, as well as those of those who are brainless and black and green (although I felt they were too much when watching the anime). Highly recommended! ! ! When I read it today, I found that the author has stopped updating a lot. Am I going to fall into a trap and be unable to get out? Yes, yes, but, I strongly recommend everyone to fall into the trap together! ! ! ! ! !

So far, my feeling is, so handsome! Everyone from Rikkaida and Hyotei are so handsome! ! The difference between this and other fanfics I have read is that regarding the public opinion victory over the so-called protagonist, most fanfics basically beat Qingxue in competition. This article uses the forces and phenomena behind Qingxue to analyze the injustice in this, to give everyone the fairness that belongs to them, and to write about their changes step by step. The rhythm is well grasped, and I look forward to it! ! ! Of course, not only did Li Hai defeat the protagonist in terms of public opinion and the forces behind him, Li Hai also had no blind spots in terms of strength. It's just that this article will have more words to write about this aspect (this makes me feel that other articles are just competing to outperform Qing Xue, and then using language to expose their hypocrisy, which is a bit of a petty fight) ps: I don't mean to say that other articles are bad, I love reading them all, and the rice you cook is delicious.

It's super, super good-looking, and the writing is super good. I'm super satisfied with Li Hai's recommendation [Adoration]

The fight for the right to speak - an angle never thought of

It's very interesting, it's a rarely seen interconnected world, but it's said that Osamu Dazai from Fumino is actually Shujima Tsujima from the Net King world, and he has some of the memories of Kuro Tokizai from the parallel world. Well, it's probably only part of it, and it's still being serialized. As for whether there is CP, I haven't read the introduction, so I don't know if this is a story without CP or with two male protagonists. After all, Wang Wang doesn't look like a female character. I personally haven't watched this one, I watched Wen Ye. As it stands now, if there are two male protagonists, I feel it should be Yukimura and Shuji.

It is a very good book. The early writing is very delicate, and the emotions of each character are mostly consistent with the original work. At least I don't see anything unreasonable now, and the subject matter is also quite innovative.

Wow, forgive my lack of words. My wife's writing is really beautiful! Whether it's the fantasy linkage or the insights, they are all very unique. My brain is going to burn out. The subject matter is very novel. It is really eye-catching among this common Internet king. It has a deep connotation. Although my wife has had many more meals, she still doesn't have enough to eat TAT. Can the wife explode more directly to the end (bushi) Ahem, in summary, I am very much looking forward to the future development. Mrs. Wu is hungry for food.

I feel that the author's description of the concept of Youth Academy is a bit too absolute [Sending Hearts] (Don't worry about me, it's my personal opinion) The author's writing is super good

The characters are well controlled. Help. It's been a long time since I've seen a non-OOC article (close your eyes) I like adult writing! I hope you can keep writing! You must not coo, sir! !

I watched Net King Subversion before. Although some plots are exaggerated, they are logical and fill in some strange loopholes in the anime. Although other articles later mentioned the fairness of the competition, they were all mentioned briefly, and there was no criticism of the bad guys. This is the only one that also writes about the unreasonable aspects of the repair from different levels. Thank you to the author for his hard work. I just want to come back and fill in the hole when I can. Like, like, like

Although it's a bit mediocre, I like it very much, come on, big brother

Although it is quite good to watch, I have a deeper understanding of the original work. Tsushima and Yukimura feel very good together ❤️❤️, which makes up for a lot of regrets.

Does the author want to write about U17 and the World Championship? Doesn't Happy Tennis have Shura Shinto's Victory Tennis as its opposite?

Love you author, come on

Not bad, can recommend