Haikyuu!!: Legend of Light and Shadow

This book is really great. I have read a lot of fan fiction and many types of protagonists. As expected, I personally like people like A Guang more. He is gentle but powerful, calm and reliable and has a unique "genius" personality. I love him so much. It makes everyone happy!! I have been fascinated by Aguang. Not only the protagonist has a charming personality, but the author's description of the scene is also very good, very immersive and passionate. The technical description is also super professional. It can be seen that Dada Super Invincible has written it with care. In short, I watched it in one go and it is super beautiful. Can you write 200 chapters in one night and scare me to death (◍•ᴗ•◍) 😳😳😳😳😳

Very nice! I found a good book that can change Kageyama, and it was from Beichuan Junior High School. It not only changed Kageyama, but also changed the opinions of his teammates towards Kageyama. It also helped them become stronger and able to keep up with the rhythm. Every teammate can show strong ability and trust in the team! Kageyama has also become the true king in the hearts of his teammates! The protagonist has a very charming personality!! Like a little sun, he is also the needle in the sea of ​​the team. He deserves to be a leader like a captain! It will encourage people's hearts and make teammates' hearts ablaze! The game was really exciting (it almost turned into a real gorilla, the protagonist or a big dog...) The protagonist is Nekomata's grandson, and he understands that famous saying [roughly meaning: As long as the ball doesn't fall to the ground, then we still have a chance to win, and we still have a chance to create a miracle! With such charm as the protagonist, it's not wrong to be a bit of a heartthrob~ After all, he is the kind of person who will accompany you to practice well and encourage you to say "you can do it". His words and deeds are all there. Don't blame me for being proud of him~ [smile] Good news: I just finished watching the middle school ending in one day Bad news: No more… Wish: Big money, good food, more updates~🥰

I actually wanted to give it 4.5 But didn't, so I gave it 4 stars. The advantages are very obvious. Those who like volleyball games can feel free to enter. Not only is the writing well-founded and logical, but the points and turns are just right. It can be said that I have read so many volleyball fans, and there is only one that can match the game scenes of this book. And the reason why they are evenly matched is because the two styles are not the same. Even if I don't watch anything else, I will keep watching it just for this. At the same time, the character of the protagonist is relatively complete, and there are no OOC cases seen with other characters. Then there are the shortcomings: the protagonist described in the middle period is a bit too selfless. The emphasis on the protagonist's personal role on others and the lack of obvious growth in his personal strength will appear a bit instrumental. (Of course I know the author didn't mean this, but it just seems like this) This stage is mainly before entering Karasuno and going to Tokyo for special training. However, things have improved after Chapter 150. At least the protagonist's character has grown and his bond with the team has changed. However, the protagonist's growth in volleyball is still not significant. For example, Blueberry's awareness of passing and other aspects of growth form a relatively obvious line. But I didn't see anything about the protagonist, especially when he first entered Karasuno, the protagonist helped you and helped you. There was no problem with the plot itself, but there were some small problems with the rhythm control, which made the protagonist seem to be a tool. However, a subsequent plot of bond growth made up for this. Of course, you don't have to be dissuaded because of this reason. After all, I am a protagonist-oriented person, so I am more sensitive to these things. Moreover, the author continued to write better and better. After about 150 pictures, even if the protagonist's improvement in personal volleyball strength was not clearly described, the increase in team strength emphasized the role of the protagonist more, making this aspect replaced, and it seemed much more comfortable. This makes me suspect that maybe the author deliberately describes the relationship between this kind of team in this way, but lacks a few sentences to emphasize the role of the protagonist, or the highlight of personal achievements. It would be much better to add one or two sentences. Finally, the author is quite rigorous about the combat strength of each team, and it can be seen that he is very serious about trying to be logical and other. Just to mention it, the large writing style suits my taste very well, and it is full of pictures. So this book looks to the present. Except for a small problem in the middle, I didn't find any other problems. Even the small problem in the middle is not a problem, if you can accept this. At the same time, the shining points are also relatively obvious. As I said before, in summary, it is 4.5. The rating may be changed in the future. After all, it is still being updated. The above contains my subjective content and is for reference only. Please do not take it seriously.

Version One (Straight Ball Amway) This book is so beautiful! Once I opened it, I couldn't stop. After reading it, I just wanted to press people's heads and say: Go watch it, please. Version 2 (Flow) It's been a long time since I encountered a book that made me stay up late to read it. It's like drinking the first sip of iced Coke in summer, and the whole person comes alive. Version Three (Minimalist X-Stream) Good looking. Don't ask, just watch. It's really super, super beautiful. I couldn't stop watching it. I caught up with it in one day and couldn't get enough of it. Still super invincible and good-looking, from pounding to pulling, this wave is pounding to bursting os: Why can I only comment once, but I still have a lot to say [sad] Have you slept? I suddenly woke up again just now and cried for more than an hour. Do you know that feeling? Everyone in the world bullies me. I also want to love this world well, but why are you forcing me so much? Let me ask you one last time, do you want to read this book?

The appearance of Mitsuno allows everyone to understand their goals in advance and avoid some serious plots. Everyone's hearts are still full of love for volleyball, and they can finally overcome the obstacles in their hearts. Everyone made many friends with their passion for volleyball. And I really like the sentences that describe the environment~so gentle~but when Mutu said that they wanted to go to the national competition together, she burst into tears. There are so few places, and the national competition is a place full of hope and regret. Come on, come on~I came to watch it during my vacation~and the emotions are very delicate~I want to see a little bit of daily life and interactions~

My old Feng Feng made my blood boil when I read it, and I wanted to run a few laps. The author made me experience the joy of volleyball. I always skip sports shows, so I don't have much feelings about those victories where I put in all my efforts. But this article made me resist the habit of skipping and read it. The game between Kitagawa and Shiratorizawa made me feel better every time. Gradually I was influenced by Mitsuno. He led me to experience the whole game from his perspective. After the game, I was relieved. The mountain in my heart was finally lifted. It felt like I defeated Shiratorizawa in person. It was so cool!!! (It was the first time I watched Karasuno vs. Shiratorizawa in the anime, and I was shadowed by Shiratorizawa's momentum)

Very interesting book But I feel that every incident dialogue has a bit of a cold AI flavor, maybe it's because of the writing style. I continued reading because of the interesting plot. If you can accept this style, this book is still very good. It is a good book.

I read it twice. I have always wanted to find a novel in which I play volleyball with Kageyama and can bring out Kageyama's strength. I finally found you! It also mediates the rift between kgym and his teammates, and the partnership described in it is also very nice and warm. Come on, author!!! Light is simply a guide. It guides trust, leads to strength, and guides team cohesion. I will follow you until the end!

This is a very good little volleyball fanfic. Mitsuno's characterization is very eye-catching, with a gentle yet powerful personality. He knows how to maintain Karasuno's friends and always accompanies and protects Kageyama. The story narrates the journey of the two from Kitagawa Daiichi to Karasuno High School, writes about the years when light and shadow grow together and supports each other, and delicately depicts the unique tacit understanding between them. The article has no system or cheats. The protagonist is not omnipotent or invincible, and there is no cheating setting. The core of the story is the unreserved trust between the team, the unbreakable bond between the companions, and the volleyball passion of the teenagers who move forward and work hard. The words between the lines are full of youthful spirit, and the emotions are sincere and touching. It is a good article worth recalling over and over again. This is a very brilliant little volleyball fanfic.

It's a pretty good little volleyball fanfic. On the surface, Light and Shadow refers to the names of Mitsuno and Kageyama, but after looking at it, I feel that Mitsuno has a more shadowy demeanor in terms of team maintenance, tactical planning, organizational training, and information collection behind the scenes, while Kageyama is more like the light on the bright side. I look forward to the changes after high school with new teammates.