[Prince of Tennis] All or Nothing

It's strange. This article is definitely OOC, but I think it's the best and most complete one.

After reading it... It's hard to comment... It feels like it was written by the ultimate male protagonist... The female protagonist was secretly photographed and humiliated, and it was all covered in one stroke. Why did she have to apologize to Feng? Why did Feng have the idea that if you don't promise me, you will die? Later, he did not apologize for their actions. Renzu was more like a lunatic... It was like a crime... Destroy it if you don't get it. Hahaha, what is it? Has the heroine ever really hurt anyone? Atobu is unreliable and has to build a memorial arch as a last resort... I have no objections to the original characters because I know that all the plots were written by the author... At the beginning, Xiao Ma is the first in the whole class. Does the setting of genius brain have any effect later on? Grow up, grow up, and eventually become Ryoma's wife, right? Doesn't she have any dream career or goals of her own? Can't go to Juliet and get a job after high school? It's as ridiculous as not being able to go to Tsinghua University and then going straight to high school to work... Completely ignoring her studies when the Atobe family treats her as their daughter? ? ? Finally, let's have a relieved ending... Oh my god, heroine, what are you relieved about? When I saw the end, I really wished she could turn black, kill all the people who violently bullied her on campus, and then fly away... What kind of thing is this, creating a vivid heroine, but criticizing her vividness... At the end, various men are given a bunch of legitimate reasons to hurt others, but what next? Where is the heroine? I feel cheated... The author's writing style is really good. The reason why he is so angry is probably because he has different views. In addition, this article was written a long time ago... I looked through the comment area and couldn't seem to find anyone who agrees with me, so I left a comment angrily. Please forgive me for any offense...

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The holidays are here and I couldn't help but stay up until 4 o'clock last night. Plus today's afternoon, I read this article that I love and hate (sadly) again. Is this the third or fourth time? All in all it was the most peaceful time. After all, the plot is almost familiar to me, so I devoted a lot of energy to carefully understand the plot and details, and re-observed the mood and personality of each character. The first few times I watched it, I couldn't understand many of the plots. I couldn't get the literary essence of Toru (what a strange term). I felt that some developments were simply inexplicable: I couldn't understand what was going on between Feng and the heroine, nor what kind of relationship the heroine and Ninzu were. I also couldn't understand why the heroine and Atobe were not together in the ending. Finally, after more than half a year, the indifferent time still generously baptized my poor experience and brain. In short, this time I finally understood Feng's entanglement, complaints and pain; Renzu's unusual gentleness and overwhelming stubbornness. Well, I still don't quite understand what's going on between Atobe-sama and the heroine. Based on my single-cell brain, their logic should be like this: like each other → no blood relationship → rely on each other → get through all difficulties → everyone will be happy. But the reality in the article and what I thought were completely different styles of painting. Why did qaq let go so suddenly? I hope I can understand next time I see Anato, Jirou and Marina While watching it, I literally felt "tired and not in love". Koi is really sad and troublesome. Is it so big that the friendly match is high qaq Anato Jirou? My head feels so heavy orz I must sleep well tonight

Ryoma's long comment came belatedly. . . . . As for the originally planned ending of Atobe, Shishido and Jirou Nagato will just let it go with the wind (laughs). No matter what, be prepared to save some energy for the Tatekai chapter. (Don't make excuses) In this article, I want to talk about Ryoma in detail. Many people may think that Ryoma appears too little and is too unreliable to get the male lead status, but I think this is a reasonable thing. The dragon and horse occupy a very, very important position and have appeared many times in memories before. The first thing I have to do now is to find these memories. First of all, I didn't expect it when I saw Marina coming back from the United States. I still didn't expect it when I saw grape-flavored Fanta! Until Echizen's name was mentioned in the Hyotei people's mouths, as a relatively cool person who defeated Atobe. But Marina's performance was shocking, and the first memory (at least the first one I found) appeared here, which was that Ryoma drank grape-flavored Fanta because of Marina Ryoma. To be honest, when I saw this, I felt like laughing. It was not funny, but the influence of my childhood sweetheart on me - the kind of heartwarming clip that I could talk about for a long time. That's right, when I saw Marina saying to herself, "You know, I'm here." I thought they were a young couple being beaten up (laughing) Then there is Marina's confession to Atobe before the exam. Ryoma's definition is to take care of his neighbor's children, which is a very vague summary. Of course, I didn't think the person Marina said she fell in love with was Ryoma at all, but I didn't expect it to be Nanjiro either. At this time, Ryoma's meaning to Marina is still very vague (if you ignore the brainstorming and just read the text) Then, Marina recalled her birthday. At that time, Ryoma said to Marina, "Can I kiss you?" This shows that although Ryoma was young, he had already shown his affection for Marina at that time. This kind of baby dyeing is exactly what I like (where is the uncle←←) The next section is when Ryoma comes to your door. Ryoma's true form appears for the first time. When I read this chapter, I hated Marina for a moment, well, even when I reread it. When Ryoma appeared, he was the first to say mean words to Marina, but what I saw was his weakness. After all, Marina and him had been separated for some time, and before he knew it, Marina had a new life. He was afraid, he was terrified, and he could only hide it in this way. And Marina's reaction was to stab him hard. I am really sad about the harm Ryoma did to Marina and himself. It was a completely wrong reunion, wrong time, wrong place, wrong person and thing. Let's talk about Ryuzaki here. I've never really disliked her, she's always so weak that people can't stand her. But what she shows here is her bravery in love. Later, it was Marina who confided in Shishito. To be honest, there is a scene here that I'm not sure about. Marina said to Ryoma, who always failed, "You're crazy, you can't beat him." Ryoma said, "I'm just crazy." At this time, Ryoma might not have guessed the truth, but he could see Marina's admiration for Nanjiro, right? So he wanted to prove that he was a man by defeating Nanjiro, and did not want to be confined to his younger brother's status. . . . . . . Rewrite the dividing lines for long reviews. . . . . . After a long time, I read this long review of Longma again, and found that I am too lazy to follow it in chronological order, so I just ended it casually (Hey (′O`#)!). It took too long and some details may be wrong, so don't pursue it. Someone once said that Marina relies on Ryoma to live a peaceful life, but if there is a storm, will she abandon Ryoma again? That's not the case. When Marina adjusted to a peaceful life again, she knew something was wrong with her father. At this time, it was Ryoma who gave her support. To be honest, I think Marina is very tired after going through so many twists and turns, and Ryoma is the one who can give her peace of mind. In my opinion, peace of mind is the most rare thing. Not surprised by favor or disgrace, I watch the flowers blooming and falling in front of the court; I have no intention of leaving or staying, and watch the clouds roll and relax in the sky. Peace of mind gives us great strength. This power enables us to be open-minded and calm. Also, Marina herself values ​​Ryoma very much. Ryoma plays many roles in Marina's life. He is his younger brother and childhood sweetheart. He is also the person who has always been with him and the person he can rely on. The definitions of dragon and horse are too complex. It can be said that just because Ryoma means too much to Marina, Marina will ignore Ryoma's importance to herself. Because Marina knew instinctively that Ryoma would not leave her. Maybe this can be attributed to the cunning nature of girls? Finally, I have to say that the interaction between Ryoma and Marina was so sweet and sparkling! Anyway, Longma's long review is finished, hahaha

The writing is great, but where is the extra? I didn't see any extras in the chapter about the scumbag dad. QAQ, are there any sisters who can show me the way?

Stung, but very peaceful

In fact, even though Keigo looked so affectionate and remembered the girl with the same name as Marina as soon as they met face to face, it would be better for the two of them not to be together. Because just like Renzu, Marina can't be said to be emotionless to him, but it's just a symbol.

Even after living to this age, I still feel that Echizen is my little prince, my little prince forever.

Ah, when I saw that the author mentioned before that Renzu was actually the most popular character in the novel, I thought [How could someone be nice to others without reciprocating it? Renzu will definitely turn dark in the future], and it turned out to be dark...