Prince of Tennis: A Dazzling Solo

I barely persisted until chapter 40, and even after skipping chapters to chapter 60, the content remained the same. 1. The heroine has repeated the same psychological description countless times. Various problems before each game. Every time she wants to do well and choose a better self, but she is unable to solve it. She also does not make any preparations in advance. She starts to feel uncomfortable and panicked, and in the end it is all handled by Atobe. 2. The so-called dance can prove the value of your life, so where do you put your family who loves you and other people around you? If there is a little problem, you will practice hard regardless of your body. You know that your body is about to get sick but you still don't care. It was said before that only when your body is healthy can you go further, and you yourself have recognized it. Later, because of your own mentality problem, you did not dance well and started to disregard life and death, forgetting the love and care of the people around you, and forgetting the worries and even pleadings of your family. What I see is not the pursuit of an artist, but an extremely immature and extremely egoistic person who wants the world to make concessions for you. When you are lying there sick in an empty classroom time and time again, you have never thought that this is not against destiny, but to let everyone who loves you be played by destiny with you? You can obviously flow slowly and become invincible like the protagonist in the hot-blooded series by shouting persistence and bonding? 3. Before the competition, except for dance practice, I never thought about everything comprehensively; when there was a problem, I didn't want to ask the help department and tried to solve it myself but never solved it; I was alone in a foreign country and almost killed myself twice because I didn't care about my life. Both times were at abnormal times and in an empty classroom. The male protagonist paid attention to the female protagonist and found out in time that he didn't die. The author may have wanted to describe an outstanding girl who is self-respecting, self-reliant and dares to fight against her fate, but I only saw a few family members who loved, respected and cared about the heroine and were left behind by the heroine. I saw a heroine who thought she was very self-reliant but was no different from a dodder flower. A person who gave her name to a lucky and unqualified person who fought against fate. After all, when she was lying there about to die, she had never thought about any solution in case she got sick or who could save her. Although it was the male protagonist who came in the end, romance novels certainly have this feature... 4. I didn't want to read it when I read Chapter 20, but I thought that some authors might get better and better at writing, so I persisted for a while. But I found that it really didn't work. The more I read the heroine, the more I disliked it. The more I saw that this person didn't have many advantages other than being good at studying and being patient. Her psychology was too immature. Finally, thank you to the author. I am not criticizing you. It is just my impression after reading it. I hope it will get better and better in the future.

The heroine really doesn't want her life

I felt a bit w... Dance is her life, more important than life