[Ping Pong] Small Ball to Big Ball
[乒乓]小球转大球
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 448k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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2.1kFavorites
8.3Score
67Chapters
170Nutrition
10kClicks / chapter
526Comments
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Good Sports Article
Tennis/volleyball/baseball/basketball/figure skating/sprint/short track speed skating/table tennis/swimming/
21Followers99Books2yUpdated
Nice Competitive Writing
Watch the protagonist who is full of talent and hard work fight bravely in his own field!
1Followers15Books
Competitive Sports Articles
Competitive sports articles
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Favorite Sports and Competitions
Jiu Xiaoqi, figure skating is so fragrant
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The female protagonist is completely a foil to the male protagonist. From the moment the male protagonist appears, she begins to write about how powerful and great the male protagonist is. The female protagonist has to go through so many setbacks and even says that Goldfinger is huge. It's very frustrating to watch.
I shed tears. There were well-written growth lines at the beginning, including talent, persistence, self-doubt, and rebirth. But when the Olympic cycle began in the later period, the main line shifted from the only protagonist, that is, the female protagonist, to the female protagonist's feelings for the male character. Before the ending, I thought I would see the female protagonist continue to sweep and break through her own technical limits, but I actually only saw how the male protagonist succeeded and how he became an irreplaceable legend in the circle. I don't know why, but there is such a big contrast between before and after. Obviously at the beginning, the shaping of the heroine herself and other female team members is multi-faceted, but after winning the championship, it directly cuts to the emotional line? I broke down while chasing the article late at night... I feel like I originally wanted to create the heroine's invincible myth and become a god, but all I saw was that the heroine was constantly misunderstood, suppressed, walking at night waiting for the dawn (there were so many chapters before, teacher), but in the end, this dawn turned into the emotional care given to her by men? Teacher, I really broke down. I should have known better not to read this chapter. I would have stopped at the female lead and the girl group winning the championship... Why is it that the only protagonist of the article is the female protagonist, but at the end it praises the male character who was originally a supporting role?
I'm a bit looking forward to the scenes between Zhijun and Zai. Currently, Zai appears in Zhijun's memory and is more or less tainted.
Ah! Every time I watch the movie, I say [crying] [crying]
? ! ! ! I thought I remembered it wrong, but it turns out it's really a new episode! [Star Eyes]