Tonggu Shota is neither a transmigrator nor someone reborn.
When he entered Seido High, he had no “monster” aura shining above his head.
He was neither a fastball pitcher blessed with exceptional talent like Furuya Satoru, nor an uncut gem with bizarrely unique traits like Sawamura Eijun.
He was just an ordinary honor student from Hiroshima, good at both pitching and hitting, with a scar over his left eyebrow.
His weapon was “dynamic vision,” the ability to analyze a ball’s movement.
It was the summer of their final year, their last chance to make a push for Koshien.
In this summer, when Sawamura and Furuya’s brilliance and rawness were equally dazzling, and the pitching staff was in turmoil,
what Seido needed might not be another “genius,” but a “cornerstone” that could fit anywhere and steady the team.
(PS: The author is an unemployed college student, and this is my first time writing a novel. Before I started, I did have some ideas about how to write it, but after just a few chapters, things started getting chaotic. Thanks for reading, everyone. If you spot anything wrong, please let me know and I’ll fix it right away.)
It's very interesting. The protagonist is not invincible at the beginning, but starts from the second army and attacks the ace step by step. I hope the author can balance competition and daily time. My previous books were all about competition and ignored the process of becoming stronger. Also, does the protagonist only have a friendship line, or does he also have an emotional line? Finally, I am very much looking forward to the duel between Qing Dao and Yao Shi, come on😊😊😊