Yukimura's Purple-Haired Tennis-Playing Cousin

Updated again~ The concepts of happiness on both sides are ridiculous. I think if we really talk about pure happiness, Jilang is more in line. No matter what the opponent is, he can be happy and enjoy the game.

It's cool. I firmly believe that the most important thing about competitive sports is competition. The desire to win is very important. The concept of happy sports is vulnerable. To be honest, who can persist in a sport for many years without relying on their love for the sport. It is really rash to deny the efforts of others by relying on happiness alone. I always believe that strong strength, in addition to the love for a sport, is indispensable for the desire to win, perseverance and strong talent, so I have supported Li Haida from beginning to end. By the way, I would like to ask my wife when she will update the pre-collection duck, looking forward to it ~

I'm not saying you're a bad person. You've already written the main text well, but if you say you're not a bad person, why does your extra chapter stop here?

It's cool, I just like this kind of crushing power. Those who rely on perseverance to happily win something really can't understand it.

Except for volleyball, the sports series that I really like are not the main characters, hahahaha, I just like the "supporting characters"

If competitive sports are fun, then winning or losing doesn't matter, and you can't continue playing at all. I started learning tennis when I was seven years old. It was my father who took me to play. You can imagine that there was no suspense at all. I would often feel wronged by being beaten, and I would cry and be beaten at the same time. Sometimes my father would ask if I should be beaten, and I would often cry and talk about beating. I cried so hard, don't you like tennis? I really like tennis, but competitive sports are not just about love. You also need to have spirit, perseverance, and a desire to win to keep going.

You can poach other athletic departments (cough)

Echizen Ryuya is simply better than Feng Xian in tennis.

Happiness alone is not enough. The most satisfying thing is when you win. The most important thing is to work hard to win. The desire to win is the most important thing. I don't agree with the saying that just being happy is the most important thing. In sports and competitions, the strongest is the best. I usually care about my own values ​​​​when I play games. My ability to persist depends entirely on my desire to win [touch my head]

Perseverance deserves praise. But in Yuki? Ironing and appropriate efforts can often create greater strength growth than ordinary and the same efforts. The world of competition is so cruel. Unlike the world of art and literature, there is a time limit for setting T, and hard work cannot make up for the huge gap in talent. I am not completely denying the possibility that hard work will lead to miracles, but in terms of the difficulty of reaching the same height, it is indeed the case.