Prince of Tennis Fanfic (TF Focus): A Midsummer Sacrifice

It's been almost twenty years. It's still very exciting to watch it twenty years later.

I think I read it in 2011, in the second year of junior high school. This is the book that left me with the most feelings. I don't dare to give a rhetorical analysis. It's just that this is the best, most literary, and most touching novel that a junior high school student has ever read. I still remember that I started to be scared from the tenth chapter. I cried every time I read a chapter until I returned the pearl. I felt like I had cried all my tears. I thought, how could the author have read so many books? Why can you still write poetry? Why does Fuji have to die? Why are you so hostile to Tsukasa? Anyway, I didn't always remember the Summer Festival in my memory when I went to high school and college. I got to know a lot of people because of this book, which really had a great impact on me. If I hadn't read this book, I wouldn't be where I am now. I wouldn't know so many people, or I wouldn't know them so early. Thank you to the author.

The author is great. I have read so many difficult books. Although I don't agree with some of the poems in the article (I think they should be better), it is already amazing to be able to come up with so many poems. The language in the article is also very beautiful, and the characters are well portrayed. It is a Fuji Shusuke fanfiction worth recommending.

A masterpiece that turned into a white moonlight cinnabar mole at a glance in 2007. After reading the second issue, I couldn't tell the difference between the story in the book and reality, and it was so powerful. Looking back now, I feel that I was stupid at that time, and it felt like I had glimpsed a corner of a new world. Thank you Huang Feixue for bringing us this story at that time. Some are old-fashioned and some are imperfect, but it shines into the hearts of young girls like a beam of light in the dark night.

I haven't seen such a sad article in a long time. I feel sorry for them and cried to death.

Well written in big letters! The words turned into a cinnabar mole on the heart, which lingered for a long time. How pitiful Fuji and Tezuka were! And Kikumaru, I really want to cry!

It's the first time I've seen such a thoroughly sad story. Seeing how hysterically and heart-breakingly they love each other, I can't help but pity, cry, and despair.

After reading this book, blood spurted all over the screen = =

I have watched The Sacrifice of Summer four times, and every time I saw the ending, I couldn't stop crying and my heart ached. When I watched the end, my tears had dried up, but my heart hurt more and more each time. The Sacrifice of Summer was so painful that it couldn't be cured, and it hurts even if I think about it unconsciously.

This is a very classic TF article that will appear every time you encounter a tweet. And Zhi Zhi has watched it several times, and every time she bursts into tears, not for anything else, but to lament the impermanence of the world. It would be great if it was just the first time they met, Fuji was still a handsome young man, and Eiji was still an innocent boy. However, fate makes people, and the colorful clouds are usually fragile and the glass is scattered, and the good things in the world cannot last long. It was Fuji who finally made up his mind to surrender and exonerate Tezuka. Maybe he had experienced too much, the death of his best friend, the emergence of his confidant... He felt unspeakable pain in his heart. Maybe death was the way back. Fortunately, in the extra story, they met a thousand years later, which could be regarded as a consummation of their relationship.