The final whistle of the national tournament blew, and Shohoku had defeated Sannoh!
A car accident transmigrated Higashino Daichi into the world of Slam Dunk, where he became a member of the Shohoku basketball team.
To keep his promise to his girlfriend, he calmly won every game on the court.
But as the basketball cut through the air and passed through the net again and again, as sweat and shouts blended into a familiar rhythm, the heart that had beaten only for a promise was gradually set alight by basketball itself
Until one day, a familiar-looking figure appeared on the sidelines.
She looked at him with an unfamiliar face, yet a faint light glimmered in her eyes, a light only he could understand.
The promise still stood, but this game was no longer being played for the promise alone.
It turned out that passion could cross every boundary to find you.
The writing is good, the plot is tight and smooth, and the competition is exciting. The male and female protagonists are awesome! Especially for girls, they are related to Hisashi Mitsui, but the title is weird. Wouldn't it be better to just call him cousin? What does Mitsui brother mean?
It looks good, but it's too short [laughs evilly]
I wrote it myself. Many of it is my own opinion. There are many technical errors. Please give me some advice.
Good-looking, super good-looking
I finished reading it in one day and it was pretty good!
Slam Dunk fanfic is the best I have ever seen. The ending should describe the atmosphere of the three-pointer. It would be better if the protagonist and Liuli smile in the distance.
Finished reading. It's okay, it's really well written. It can be seen that the author's writing skills are indeed a bit lacking. But it's well written. Very nice to watch.
Give it four stars. The description of the basketball part of the protagonist is very good.
Good, good, good, good, good
It's a pity. It's a very good work, with some minor flaws. The male and female protagonists are from a top chaebol family. The protagonist is basically versatile, but there are too many slam dunks, and the work has a greenish feel to it.