[Prince of Tennis] Long Live the Rikkai Dai Baseball Club

It's so pretty! It's rare that after reading the article, I can't help but read the comments from beginning to end. This is youth! After reading this, I feel that my life, which has always been like a good girl, really needs a little change. At least I need to have a dream that I can try my best to realize. Sometimes we pursue idols, whether they are three-dimensional or two-dimensional, just because we find something in them that we don't have but are extremely envious of. It feels like that distant dream suddenly has sustenance. Even if I can't do it, there are others who can do it, right? Although it is very ordinary, who doesn't have some bold ideas that only big men can realize? Maybe it suddenly appeared when I was alone, and then while laughing at my own whims, I comforted myself that no one knew anyway, and there was nothing shameful about daydreaming, and then I followed that bold idea to outline such and such a future in my mind. It's obviously a Tennis Club fanfic, but it gives people the feeling of "I really like the baseball club." Although many people actually came to see the Tennis Club in Tennis Club at the beginning, I don't have any complaints after seeing a baseball club like this. Suddenly I felt something was touched, that feeling that was so sour that I wanted to make a few jokes. It's very heartbreaking. "The baseball club also had a good training today!!!"

What an interesting setting! ! It was actually written thirteen years ago! ! ! How interesting.

Very good article! Give the author a thumbs up! This is youth! Auntie Jean reminds me of my high school days... Even though I wasn't enthusiastic at all at that time. Sanada here is so loving~ Touma-san, please don't be careless!

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Baseball and tennis are absolutely true love

I finished reading it in one go and felt like I was crying for the first time in a long time. This article came in when I was disheartened after learning that I failed physics, but after reading it, I am full of hope for tomorrow and the future. After all, we are all ordinary people. Grow up by climbing and rolling. There are joys and sorrows in my youth, successes and losses. Just raise your lips and smile. The setting of the baseball club in the article was very popular with me. Unlike the tennis club, which has all kinds of skills and is invincible, the most ordinary group of middle school students gathered here. They bicker, laugh, read comics and eat lunch together, and have their own little wishes and hopes for the future. They seem to really exist somewhere around us, fresh and lovely. Maybe their skills are really bad, and they have the idea of ​​​​quitting when they encounter challenges. But when faced with the crisis of disbanding the club, they try their best to face it together and save the baseball club with passion. In the end, they still failed to break into Koshien. This may be an inevitable regret in youth, but maybe it is no longer important to them. Perhaps their descendants will rewrite the legend. Maybe not. They don't care because this is not their baseball club and their unique and unrepeatable youth. What is fixed in their memories are each other's smiling faces and those good times that were a little bit bad. They may not create a legend in college. But they will definitely continue to spend time with each other, and they will continue to criticize everyone in the tennis club for reading comics and having sex and playing around. This may be enough, and outside of the story, I will continue to walk on and write my own life. So be it. Finally, I would like to thank the author for writing such a good and healing article.

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Hot-blooded youth, Weisi, are you reading the article written by Miss Morita? To hook up? Shameless and careless

It means that I have been wandering around in DaDa's columns all night. Although there are still many holes that I have not filled in, I like DaDa's articles. I am not the kind of Mary Sue protagonist who has laughter and tears, but can touch people's hearts. I am not the kind of person who has great literary talent and can't write anything long. Comments, to be honest, when my teacher asked me to write a review, I always collected hundreds of comments and mixed the good sentences in the article. I adapted it and asked me to write it myself. I just wrote a few sentences and then it was gone... Embarrassing, but after getting to the bottom of it, I just want to clarify one point: "Hey, I like your article, come on!"

After listening to KB's new song, I went to see Koshien. I saw a barrage saying that the most common thing in Koshien was not passion but regret. Suddenly I remembered this article. Thank you to the author.