This isn’t a brainless wish-fulfillment story, and there’s no System. At times it can even be heartbreaking. The pacing isn’t fast, and the protagonist has his own style of play. He won’t be very strong early on, but he grows step by step as a talent-and-experience player. He’s a little scheming and will eventually develop an unconventional, selfless style.
In his previous life, Lin Che was a young tennis player hailed as a prodigy.
But a serious injury to his left knee destroyed his professional dreams, and a car accident brought his short life to a sudden end.
When he opens his eyes again, he has become Kambara Che, a first-year student at Hyotei Academy.
In this life, he has a body that can run again, and he has picked up the racket he was once forced to put down.
No one knows what terrifying tennis instincts lie hidden in this quiet, aloof new student.
Atobe Keigo is Hyotei’s undisputed king.
And Kambara Che is the shadow behind the king, one with the power to decide the outcome.
This time...
Hyotei will not stop at regret.
Writing is fine too. The plot is pretty good. But there is a problem with the logic. I didn't say that you are a national champion at the age of twelve. It turned out to be a big deal. It's very difficult to go to Hyokui to play non-primary. It doesn't matter if you say you can't keep up with your physical fitness or something. I feel that his experience and foundation should be better than those of his seniors. As a result, I wrote like a young boy. You want to write that kind of coming-of-age story. Don't make it too big up front. Give me a trick to read cool articles. 🤦 Looking at it, I feel like my life has come to an end. Can you please explain earlier that the main character is Ichijo? Growth flow, even now, I haven't seen any useful growth. Some passages are particularly unclear. 🤦🤦🤦
I looked at the introduction and saw that the latest one is not but/just this type of sentence. I don't know if it is AI-assisted. It is the first time I have seen this type of writing that is not long and one line. And the dialogue is a bit rigid? Maybe it's just a feeling. I feel like they don't talk like this. I didn't see the Hyokuei part in the original anime, so other readers can read a few chapters and give it a try. I'm not sure.
Awesome, very beautiful👍
Half AI article, you can read it if you want to
Growing up has a protagonist, no CP, very good-looking