[Table Tennis] From Small Ball to Big Ball

Speechless, I don't know whose experiences the male protagonist refers to. Their experiences are touching and touching. But if you write the female protagonist just to give the male protagonist a foothold, then why write the female protagonist's perspective? I think people who do it in real life are great? If you write about a heroine who regains her original intention after being unable to play alone, and then a hero who shocks the world by performing something he likes, don't you think your heroine is like a camera? Introducing a male protagonist can only rely on the female protagonist to perform well, but will the male protagonist perform better?

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?

So well written! Fresh and clear, thank you to the author for creating such a work

After watching it for the second time... I remembered the game "Ping Ping Pong Ten Tian Xia Wu Shuang" I had been listening to, and it felt inexplicably good.

I give this ending 101 points, don't worry you will be proud. Wang Zha and his wife are so happy. Being able to work in the industry they love for the rest of their lives is probably the best life. Ps: I didn't even describe the snacks they ate. They were hungry...

Ah! Every time I watch the movie, I say [crying] [crying]

It's really awesome! This is definitely the most professional table tennis article I have ever read.

Good looking. No new articles?

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