Prince of Tennis: The Rikkai Dai Twins

The whole book is great. I have followed the U17 part. Watching the two brothers reach this point, I still have a lot of emotions. Let me share my own opinions. In terms of plot, I actually don't delve too deeply into many small details, so I think the current parts of the world of Net King and Ke Xue are great. In other words, I have a very disgusting thought about the cursed world after watching it. Because of his abilities, Yuuto was forced into his own world by others, and was pushed by fate. When the plot came to the end, really, when I saw him having to pull out and training desperately, I felt really sad. Yuuto [crying] was actually threatened by those rotten oranges later # I hope I can stick to it until the end of the book, I was already angry at the part that was cursed back to the world. There is basically no OOC in terms of character design. Although the two brothers are twins, they both have their own personalities and characteristics. In summary, there are no major surprises, and the writing is also very good. Of course, the above feelings are purely personal subjective opinions and are for reference only [laughs] I chased after the review and changed the score. I was slapped in the face by myself, and I couldn't hold on anymore and ran away... The curse part of this book is too uncomfortable [face covering] Everyone, please read the book review selectively. After reading this book, the curse part has become my highlight...

After searching for gold in tomatoes, we finally dug out another piece of gold! ! ! So touching! ! ! I must continue to do more! It's really hard to find a fan with normal writing style and normal logic on Tomato [face covering]

I think the emotional line between the two brothers written in this article is very good. I really like the Yukimura twins. This is a bonus. However, the Kanto and National Competitions were too deliberate in order to let the singles play alone. They forced two games to be lost and there was very little description. I felt that the efforts of my teammates were easily negated. It was like the original work that was deliberately weakened and forcibly manipulated. It felt like the original work. This nature is the same as XF (I personally feel that I can't stand it, so don't like it if you don't like it)

The relationship between the Yukimura brothers is very touching. Yuuto is very kind to everyone, and he is a very strong protagonist who has a deep bond with everyone. However, unfortunately, I feel that those games of Rikkai did not reflect the growth of each person well (especially the part where Yukimura defeated Echizen Ryoma in the national competition). The game was a bit smooth, and the result seemed a bit shallow because it was too easy. After all, the original Yukimura fought against Seamless through zero-sensory tennis at the World Championships. At that time, he experienced despair and failure, but never gave up on his tennis. He finally had his own understanding and growth, but never wanted to embark on the path of Seamless. So if you say that because his tennis is also happy, he can beat Echizen's Seamless. I think it is a bit ridiculous. Of course I agree that Yukimura's tennis is happy, but it is not this kind of light thing that can support him to that point. . . This is my personal opinion. If you want to see relaxed daily life and interactions between characters, you can read this book.

No cp, main network king, general name Ke Curhui I have only watched Ming Ke and was attracted by the twin setting. There are many characters, but they have distinct personalities and you can still remember the characters. The writing is good, and you will feel excited when watching the game, and it won't be too boring or embarrassing. As for the plot, I can't comment because I haven't read the original work. As for the protagonist, he is very three-dimensional. Family Max, the protagonist Yukimura Yuuto, the younger brother of Yukimura Seiichi, is a very gentle and strong child, and he is also growing up slowly. A combination of knives and sugar, there are daily routines, laughs, misunderstandings, but they are resolved within 3 chapters, and the beauty is sick. The protagonist knows magic and is a student of Gojo Satoru. What about "role reversal", "tacit understanding of tennis doubles" and "double standards of mutual favor"? People who like twin settings will like to watch this! [Sending Hearts] But The only fly in the ointment is that this article has no clear ending, it's more like a sudden interruption of daily life... The extra chapter is finished, and it's delicious, but it can't make up for the lack of the main text, and it ends very suddenly [crying]

The author's writing is good, but for the self-sacrifice male protagonist, it's still a bit uncomfortable to watch. It doesn't matter if he helps his family members since he was a child, strangers also help, and he always sacrifices himself to help others, and others don't even know it. It's too holy. In addition, after reading some comments and book reviews, I have an ominous feeling. [Cry]

You can go out into the parallel world and watch movies without Yuu Dou.

Super pretty! ! ! [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] Watching the relationship between Yuuto and Seiichi is heart-warming, the brotherhood is so delicious! ! ! But it was really heartbreaking when Yuuto was injured [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] Some plots will be less rigorous. When Yukimura shared a dormitory in the second grade, there were no other third-year candidates except Mori. In addition, Kirihara and the male protagonist were also main candidates, so there were too many candidates. The male protagonist and Marui are in the same class, so there is no need to call them senior.

Overall it's pretty good. For me, the only poisonous point is that Akaya plays violent tennis, and then tells Akaya to stop playing violent tennis. But I remember that Chiya played a side ball. And violent tennis is quite common in the future, right? I don't plan to write about U17.

It's a very nice three-in-one of Jukai, Mingko, and Netou. The twins Yukimura and the Yukimura Shinto members add 1 hahaha. It's the one between Yuuto and Masato in the middle that makes my heart skip a beat, and it's extremely uncomfortable.