Haikyuu!!: Inarizaki's Ordinary Ace

The main perspective of the novel does not focus on Karasuno, but instead focuses on Inarizaki, a school with a distinctive personality. The protagonist, as the former ace, has become a substitute who is deficient in all aspects. Every paragraph is like experiencing continuous growth with him every day. There are hardships and tiredness, but every drop of sweat and every morning he gets up are the cornerstone of continuous growth and progress. The detailed text brings readers a protagonist who is out of the system but truly growing. Each character is constantly enriched in the dialogue. The most difficult thing to write is group portraits, and the most unforgettable ones are also group portraits. Every day in real life is complicated. The laughter and tears, the weaknesses and inferiority that I don't want to face, all constantly tell me that Shiraishi is a real person, a story of growth as a substitute. I haven't had such a natural reading experience for a long time. I hope to see more works from this author in the future. Thank you!

The story has been stuck on training, which looks really tired. It is suitable for those who like a slow pace. What I like most is that the protagonist is not invincible, has no CP, and is not popular. It focuses on the portrayal of group portraits. Well, then there are some questions I want to know, not to find fault. I want to ask if Harutaka Inarizaki can win? Will the plot in the original work be changed in this book? I remember that senior North cried when he got the team uniform in his senior year of high school. Will it be mentioned in this article?

The content is very plain, but very exciting. No other fanfic has top-notch technology right from the beginning, like the change of life, from ace to candidate, from the team's best technology to below average, and from reliable to average and usable. You have to become stronger bit by bit, you have to accumulate experience bit by bit, you have to change bit by bit, you have to be recognized bit by bit, and you have to truly understand that volleyball is a sport for six people. There are others behind you, you don't need to bear everything yourself

Not bad. Currently, I write more about the protagonist, and the interactions with other characters are a bit bland. However, none of the characters in the original work are OOC. Come on, author.

The description is very detailed, but the protagonist is really an ordinary person and has no aura. The plot is also very good, but it is in a depressing style. If you can't read it, I recommend you to just run away. Of course, it is a good article that people like me can accept. The story is about an ordinary protagonist with a volleyball spirit and an indomitable spirit to reach the top. The pain of youth is quite positive. (I'm really afraid that his rating is too low and he will be removed from the shelves ()

It feels pretty good-looking

The writing is super good, and it makes me feel very involved as a main character, and I feel that I have learned a lot 🥰🥰🥰

The description could be improved upon

It's a slow-paced story that's not fun, but it grows quickly. The characters who don't feel that powerful will definitely become more versatile later on, but the writing is very good and will make people watch it.