[Prince of Tennis] Another Sunny Day

…Is this the end? I thought there would be drama about discovering the truth or reuniting after separation. =, =Although this is also a different kind of beauty The story with Saeki is like a romantic drama. She met him at the beach in Chiba. His smile was warm and hearty, with the atmosphere of the ocean and sunshine. He was a typical seaside boy. Her pursuit is vague and distant, shy yet bold. She went to school to look for him, waiting for him to bring a clean breath; they met at night, just to walk back and forth together; she said she was leaving, jokingly asking him not to miss him too much; on the last night they were in the same room, she turned over the window and looked at him in the moonlight, and kissed his eyebrows according to her will, in exchange for his soft kisses. She was a passer-by here, and she experienced family and friendship naturally, met people she got along with happily, and even fell in love with a very good boy. She and her white-haired boy had gotten along happily and casually, conveyed her feelings, and had ambiguous holding hands and kissing. Finally, don't say goodbye.

Please, author, can you continue? I really like this article. Come on!

Not great. . . .

Didn't it say that Xiaohu is the male protagonist?! I thought it was a happy ending!~

Actually, I also want to ask, is Xiaohu really the male protagonist? Why do you think every boy has a similar probability of appearing~~

No. . . This is the end. . . In fact, I think she can still contact Saeki. . Although transnational love is indeed not easy

= = Is Xiaohu really considered the male protagonist? In fact, the writing is good, but there are some plots that I can't understand... But there is an unspeakable sadness...

Very well written, take it away, thank you

This article is a bit confusing~~~ Is it a bit unclear?????????????

Why is it still like this after modification... Author's reply: Sorry, it's not up to par yet. It is the imperfections that represent reality. If you expect the ending to be better, I'm really flattering you.