Prince of Tennis: A Genius? I Make a Point of Crushing Geniuses

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I can't say it's similar, I can only say it's exactly the same. It's basically the same as the first few chapters of another book. If I have to say the difference, they don't talk as much nonsense as he does.

If you need to move, hurry up and move all those things.

The writing is different from the introduction. The genius's trump card will also become the hero's weapon in the next game, and it can be used with more power than those geniuses. This is completely inconsistent. This sentence was originally about using crushing talent to crush the past. As a result, the male protagonist in the literary genre has high talent, but he is not crushed. The fight was quite difficult, and the only talent that showed an advantage was that they were younger than them. In short, the talent is higher than theirs, but not so high that they can be crushed. If you use those genius moves as in the introduction, you can use them in the next game and be stronger than those geniuses. That kind of crushing makes it look good. It's a pity that it's not the case. If you encounter a powerful type, use your strength to crush them. If you encounter a technical type, use your skills to crush them. The opponent will enlarge their moves, learn them at a glance and use them in the next round to be more powerful than the opponent. Then, you can use your own original skills to crush them. That would be nice.

I don't feel it. In the end, I still go to the eighth consciousness of Asura. It's the same routine.

The characters written by Akutsu are so different. You can go and make up for the original work. Come on.

This... Doesn't feel right!

It feels like deja vu, Beichuan?

Very good, update soon