(Rebirth) + (Net King) + (Two male protagonists) + (cp Yukimura Seiichi) + (Private establishment: Rikkai Okanto's 16th consecutive hegemony + the national hegemony for three consecutive years)
In his previous life, he was a disabled person who had never learned tennis. After an accident, he was reborn as a child. In order to get to know and help Yukimura Seiichi again, he began to learn to play tennis. Unexpectedly, Tai Chi and Chinese medicine could also help him play tennis...
Reader comments
Emmm, what can I say? It's okay. The writing style is a bit childish, but the idea is pretty good. It's rare to write about Li Haida according to the original timeline. Most of the fans have expanded the main highlight and became a minister in the first grade of junior high school. The author may have wanted to write that the protagonist progresses with everyone, but it feels too bland? The Big Three have all become mediocre. It just feels like there is no edge. Maybe it's a matter of writing style. It doesn't express the enthusiasm of tennis very much. It has a faint sense of AI. There are a lot of analysis parts. If there are too many analysis parts, it doesn't feel human and seems cold. Bingbing, the progress is relatively fast, there is no characterization, the characters and other aspects are a bit thin, the content is still good, but the writing style and description are not too popular, it is still in the early stages, the author will work hard, hope to see a flesh-and-blood protagonist [Send heart]
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Emmm, what can I say? It's okay. The writing style is a bit childish, but the idea is pretty good. It's rare to write about Li Haida according to the original timeline. Most of the fans have expanded the main highlight and became a minister in the first grade of junior high school. The author may have wanted to write that the protagonist progresses with everyone, but it feels too bland? The Big Three have all become mediocre. It just feels like there is no edge. Maybe it's a matter of writing style. It doesn't express the enthusiasm of tennis very much. It has a faint sense of AI. There are a lot of analysis parts. If there are too many analysis parts, it doesn't feel human and seems cold. Bingbing, the progress is relatively fast, there is no characterization, the characters and other aspects are a bit thin, the content is still good, but the writing style and description are not too popular, it is still in the early stages, the author will work hard, hope to see a flesh-and-blood protagonist [Send heart]
Big cheers for the author! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]