Shuize Chuxia, an ordinary girl who transmigrated into the world of Prince of Tennis.
After graduating from middle school, she moves to Kanagawa Prefecture to prepare for the high school life ahead.
A dramatic accident makes her realize that she has also transmigrated into the world of Slam Dunk.
Arriving at the famous Shohoku, all she wants is a peaceful life, so she makes a firm resolution to have absolutely nothing to do with basketball.
Life is like a play, and some things are simply meant to be.
She still cannot escape the encounters fate has in store for her.
Until one day, the boy whose eyes and heart once held nothing but basketball begins to see her as the one thing beyond basketball that he wants for himself.
Only then does she realize that in this life, she cannot avoid the grand affair destined to unfold.
Creeping Phlox
Besides you, I have no other love
'There was a chaos of war, and when I came back to it, Xian Dao's breathing had been restrained by Rukawa Kaede.' It's easy to make people think [facepalm]
I watched the music all night. Thank you to the author for making my heart full of warmth and touching!
In the middle of being tortured in Rukawa, how sentimental! Although abuse is good for health...(Erroneous
Running in the rain and searching in various ways moved me to tears.
But the heroine obviously cares but pretends to turn a blind eye, which makes me extremely heartbroken.
Well, I think she might be similar to me. I am also the kind of person who likes to worry.
But her last courage... She chose to go with Rukawa. This decision makes me very envious~
The heroine does not have high RP, nor is she beautiful, nor does she have strong attack power.
But there is real warmth~ Tsk tsk, I talk a lot of nonsense~
No matter what ヾ(*
I've finished reading it, so I'll mark the last chapter.
I don't know if I'll be able to read the comments while I'm sitting there, since it's been so long, but I thought I'd at least write them down.
To be honest, I have read enough SD fanfics, and "Primrose" is undoubtedly a relatively good article. I have always liked every character in SD since I read the comics, so basically when I read the fanfics, I have the idea that I will be happy if I embrace all the characters. The novel has always been relatively smooth, but I think as someone who has read the whole story carefully, I want to express my thoughts. (Just an idea, nothing else)
1. I feel like the heroine is a bit too soft. I don't mean to be weak, but I think today's girls will not have a character like the heroine. Even if they are bullied to the point of being bullied, they will not resist. They are too generous. If others do something wrong, they can be solved by just saying sorry. In my opinion, the three words "sorry" only apply to very small things. Such a heroine would be called a "Madonna" many years later. For example, the heroine's best friend inexplicably told her that she was an obstacle between them because another boy liked her. Another example is that in the end of the novel, Rukawa Kaede's sister specially designed her to make Rukawa Kaede angry. I think a normal girl with both joy and anger would be angry about this kind of thing. The former can be said to be because she is really a good friend of hers so she doesn't want to care about it, but the latter I find very incomprehensible.
2. Regarding Rukawa Kaede's so-called mother abandoning him in the article. I can't understand why Rukawa Kaede, a man who had clearly abandoned his mother for so many years, and left with another man, and lived so happily after abandoning him, could forgive him so easily in the end. I don't think this is particularly normal, right? Even if his mother still loves him, it's impossible to forgive everything. Maybe it's because the author feels that Rukawa Kaede is a child who doesn't particularly care about anything except basketball, but I want to say that what is revealed from many angles in the article is that Rukawa Kaede himself also cares about his mother very much. Since he cares so much, how could he not have such emotions as hatred?
3. I feel that I still have to respect the original work = =. The competition and other aspects of the original work are actually well connected, but Rukawa Kaede's life experience, half-sister, and the so-called brother who appeared later, I think it is a piece of cake. The author didn't write much about the other basketball club members, so I can't judge, but as far as Rukawa Kaede and Fujima are concerned, I think it's really = =
Phew, that's probably what I want to say. After more than 2 years, I hope the author can see it.
They should be fine soon. The author replied:
Yes, it's coming to an end!
Okay, now it seems that Xiaoxia will soon figure it out. To put it bluntly, I like to watch the male protagonist being tortured! ! The sweetness in the torture is very addictive ~ Mo. . .
It's good to watch, the plot and ending are really perfect [Like] [Rainbow Fart] Like it
If there weren't any cruel scenes at the end, I would still like it very much.
I watched the music all night. Thank you to the author for making my heart full of warmth and touching!
I think the heroine is a bit pretentious
'There was a chaos of war, and when I came back to it, Xian Dao's breathing had been restrained by Rukawa Kaede.' It's easy to make people think [facepalm]
I watched the music all night. Thank you to the author for making my heart full of warmth and touching!
In the middle of being tortured in Rukawa, how sentimental! Although abuse is good for health...(Erroneous Running in the rain and searching in various ways moved me to tears. But the heroine obviously cares but pretends to turn a blind eye, which makes me extremely heartbroken. Well, I think she might be similar to me. I am also the kind of person who likes to worry. But her last courage... She chose to go with Rukawa. This decision makes me very envious~ The heroine does not have high RP, nor is she beautiful, nor does she have strong attack power. But there is real warmth~ Tsk tsk, I talk a lot of nonsense~ No matter what ヾ(*
I've finished reading it, so I'll mark the last chapter. I don't know if I'll be able to read the comments while I'm sitting there, since it's been so long, but I thought I'd at least write them down. To be honest, I have read enough SD fanfics, and "Primrose" is undoubtedly a relatively good article. I have always liked every character in SD since I read the comics, so basically when I read the fanfics, I have the idea that I will be happy if I embrace all the characters. The novel has always been relatively smooth, but I think as someone who has read the whole story carefully, I want to express my thoughts. (Just an idea, nothing else) 1. I feel like the heroine is a bit too soft. I don't mean to be weak, but I think today's girls will not have a character like the heroine. Even if they are bullied to the point of being bullied, they will not resist. They are too generous. If others do something wrong, they can be solved by just saying sorry. In my opinion, the three words "sorry" only apply to very small things. Such a heroine would be called a "Madonna" many years later. For example, the heroine's best friend inexplicably told her that she was an obstacle between them because another boy liked her. Another example is that in the end of the novel, Rukawa Kaede's sister specially designed her to make Rukawa Kaede angry. I think a normal girl with both joy and anger would be angry about this kind of thing. The former can be said to be because she is really a good friend of hers so she doesn't want to care about it, but the latter I find very incomprehensible. 2. Regarding Rukawa Kaede's so-called mother abandoning him in the article. I can't understand why Rukawa Kaede, a man who had clearly abandoned his mother for so many years, and left with another man, and lived so happily after abandoning him, could forgive him so easily in the end. I don't think this is particularly normal, right? Even if his mother still loves him, it's impossible to forgive everything. Maybe it's because the author feels that Rukawa Kaede is a child who doesn't particularly care about anything except basketball, but I want to say that what is revealed from many angles in the article is that Rukawa Kaede himself also cares about his mother very much. Since he cares so much, how could he not have such emotions as hatred? 3. I feel that I still have to respect the original work = =. The competition and other aspects of the original work are actually well connected, but Rukawa Kaede's life experience, half-sister, and the so-called brother who appeared later, I think it is a piece of cake. The author didn't write much about the other basketball club members, so I can't judge, but as far as Rukawa Kaede and Fujima are concerned, I think it's really = = Phew, that's probably what I want to say. After more than 2 years, I hope the author can see it.
They should be fine soon. The author replied: Yes, it's coming to an end!
Okay, now it seems that Xiaoxia will soon figure it out. To put it bluntly, I like to watch the male protagonist being tortured! ! The sweetness in the torture is very addictive ~ Mo. . .
It's good to watch, the plot and ending are really perfect [Like] [Rainbow Fart] Like it
If there weren't any cruel scenes at the end, I would still like it very much.
I watched the music all night. Thank you to the author for making my heart full of warmth and touching!