[Prince of Tennis] The Crown of Tennis

His comments about Sanada really touched my heart. The most angry thing in the country was that Sanada, as the deputy director of the tennis department, helped his opponents when Marui and Kuwazono were having such a difficult time. He had absolutely no sense of responsibility! What do you want Marui and Sanzono to think, what do you want other schools to think about Rikkai University? Are there not many people who want to see Rikkai University's jokes? Isn't the three-year team-mate friendship worth staying for a little longer? Even after their game was over, Sanada was really completely self-centered and had no responsibility at all. He didn't take the tennis club to heart at all. I couldn't even look past his guilt and self-blame for losing to Kanto. It's really double standards, and he doesn't have any responsibility as a deputy minister. When I was the most angry, I thought Sanada was a spy planted by Seigaku at Rikkai University. Of course, xf may be at fault, but I'm really angry. I really can't stand this kind of behavior of abandoning my teammates. To be honest, his deputy minister is not as good as Oishi (I actually have no feelings for Oishi, and I don't like Oishi's indecisive character, but to be honest, Oishi really worked hard to support the tennis club after Tezuka went to recuperate).

Okay, look down, everyone's batches are great, let me join in the fun. When it comes to murderous tennis, it depends on behavior. During the Kanto Tournament, Liu Renji had been trained by King Ritsukai for three years and still didn't understand what it means to be a king and never give up. Couldn't he make fun of the game? Are you sick of using the game as an excuse to apologize? Although I know that Liu has worked very hard and done a lot for Li Haida, but is this an ideological problem? Who taught you to make fun of sports competitions? Let's talk about Sanada again. Sanada and Yukimura have big ideological differences. I feel like he doesn't take the game seriously? He said he would not relax and would not lose, but he did not show his trump card even though he was about to lose in the Kanto finals. I don't believe that even after staying at Rikkai University for three years, he could not see how much this Kanto winning streak meant to the tennis club. After all, the Kanto winning streak was passed down by the seniors, and the whole country was created by them. No matter what, he must not chill the seniors' hearts! When talking about the whole country, I was even more speechless. Why didn't you show your trump card when you were fighting with the Minister of Youth Education? Aren't the trump cards created just for people to use? Why don't you use him to create it? Free? And when the last game is approaching, why do you want to help the opponent? ! I don't understand, what's wrong, do you want to lose? I will really thank you, this is an act of betrayal! Let me look at it and make an objective evaluation: What he did was unqualified, and what the deputy minister did was even more unqualified. He left his teammates to help his opponent. You really deserve it, and Echizen Ryoma's opponent was you who made a fool of himself. He is still sick. Why don't you call the game postponed? For the sake of a fair game, let Yukimura recover from his illness before competing again. That is only fair! It's amazing that despite having such big ideological differences, we were able to persist for so many years without quarreling. If I had asked for my friendship, our friendship would have faded long ago. Of course, Sanada has been the deputy minister for so long, although he has no credit for it, but he still has hard work. The above objective evaluation does not mean that I really want to evaluate other people, because Qingxue is hanging on the wall, Fudofeng is sick, and the others are not remembered at all. As for the fox's one-two match, it was quite unscientific and quite infuriating. I'm angry why he doesn't play seriously, but it doesn't matter. The people I like always have some privileges, and I can tolerate some flaws, so I don't need to hold on to that.

I'm really going crazy. I won 151, and Echizen fans came to taunt me, saying that I'm weak and yet I'm so boastful, it's all my fault xf! Xf I hate you! Although I played so well before, why can Happy Tennis beat "Tennis is Myself"? Your original intention to play tennis? I remember you didn't want to play tennis before you were 151, right? So is his original intention to reject tennis? So interesting hahahahaha

Thank you so much. I personally have no feelings for Qingxue. I feel that in a competition, you can either win or lose. No matter how good you are with a happy and playful mentality, you will end up losing miserably. I think everyone who participates in the competition wants to win. This is true for Rikai Dai, Hyokui is the same, and Qingxue, I don't quite understand why the player who did not arrive at the venue on time twice did not put forward the main selection team, and I did not find someone to replace him. Is this a foul, and no one reported it? Also, I personally think that Xu Fei was given too much to Seigaku and Echizen was encouraged. Let alone Echizen, Tatekai was able to win two consecutive championships. He must be very strong. With the hard training, not to mention that he could beat Seigaku in every game in the finals, but he would definitely be able to win three consecutive championships in the end. Let's talk about Echizen. Echizen Ryoma is the son of Echizen Nanjiro. He is talented, but he is only a first-class student. Seiichi is a third-class student and the minister of Tatekai University. Even if he is sick, he can still beat Echizen. Xu Fei was too open-minded and too brainless. Then, let's talk about Kenichiro Sanada. Personally, I think he has no brains. First of all, he is so obsessed with Tezuka Kunimitsu that he ignores Seiichi and Tatekai. It feels like he can't see anyone except Tezuka Kunimitsu? Secondly, the most stupid thing is the last game. He is the deputy director of Rikkai University, but he ended up helping the enemy's players. Even if he believed in Seiichi's strength and wanted a fair game, he couldn't do this. Is this betrayal? This is the first time I have seen someone who can do this kind of thing with confidence. Just from this incident alone, he betrayed Seiichi and Tatekai Dai, and he was going to commit seppuku! ! ! In the end, I think Dai is well written, but I still feel sorry for Seiichi, Kirihara, and Tatekai Dai. I think Li Hai is the strongest and doesn't listen to rebuttal!

It's very well written, and it's the best of all Yukimura's novels I've read. I am Yukimura's only fan. I have always hoped that the Lord can have a bright and brilliant future and can always stick to his favorite tennis, with glory and crowns. Instead of losing the game and yourself because of the inexplicable protagonist's halo and dragging down his teammates. Let me tell you more about my feelings! My attitude towards Happy Tennis has always been scornful. I don't think a Happy Tennis player can compete with years of hard work and hardship, so I don't think a person who relies on Happy Tennis can win the title of master who has been training hard for many years. I've read a lot of fanfics, but I've never dared to follow the anime because I couldn't imagine what the Lord would be like after losing for some inexplicable reason. I am very grateful to the author for writing about the Lord's world in my mind and fulfilling my long-standing regrets.

After seeing the sweetness that the anime team made, I really have no feelings for Mayuki. I feel that the two of them are almost at two extremes in their positions and thoughts. Maybe Sanada really wants to do something for Yukimura, but as a young tamer, I don't even know what he really cares about... (There is a saying that Masaharu is actually quite transparent. I feel that he understands Murakami quite well) I have always been a lucky person. In my eyes, he is the eternal god. He jumped over the abyss of defeat and the thorn bushes. From then on, the abyss became a wilderness, the thorns turned into roses, and the tennis ball that could be held in one hand had long been integrated into his life. It's completely unimaginable that he looks weak in some (emphasis added) Makoto's stories. Is that still him? (Suddenly thinking of Yukimura pouting or something, it makes me feel sick) Mrs. Yukimura in this article is very real. In fact, he is just a 1415-year-old boy. He has his own pride and is also a good minister. He does not want to vent his emotions on the members. He is shouldering the responsibility and shouldering the task of "passing on a dynasty". The end of the fifteenth consecutive hegemony in Kanto caused the fortress on his shoulders to collapse (it is a bit incoherent. I can't finish talking about him). That's why he will step onto the field again in less than a month. He has no choice but to make any concessions. This is probably a kind of compensation. Using three consecutive victories to make up for the end of Kanto's fifteenth consecutive victory is also an apology to his seniors and members. Xu Fei's setting is really too bad, the illness, the end of two consecutive hegemonies (Sanada's inability to understand Yanagi's soft-hearted Nioh's Phantom Shatter and Seigaku's brainless bug), Akaya was pushed down the stairs and replaced, but Sanada had "his own considerations" and did not pursue it. I feel so sorry for Brother Cun. His charisma moved me. There is still a small part of my heart beating for him.

Let me help some readers who haven't started reading yet. The East Coast of Liguan is gone, but the three consecutive championships in the country are there. Friends who can't accept it can run away and read the author's other article "Mountains and Flowing Waters" without forcing yourself. (Although both books are very good to read)

It's so well written! Originally, I couldn't accept the failure of the Rikkai Grand Kanto Competition, and I had no feelings for Sanada. He was really inappropriate as a deputy minister, and there were others who were close friends with Yukimura since childhood. His approach made me so angry! Although this Kanto Competition also failed, overall the writing is super beautiful. I also like Fox. It's great that he didn't fail in his singles or two in this book, and he didn't let Yukimura down. In particular, the previous ministers came to watch this game. This part is particularly well written.

As for the one who signed in, it is true that I had a bad impression when I first saw it, but I blame this part on the author. Only people who have this kind of thing in their heads and feel that they can talk about it carelessly can write such a plot. I generally don't blame Qinghak, and I directly promote the author (laughs).

In my opinion, Yukimura is not the son of God, he is the god who rules the world. Only God can break free from the clutches of the disease, defeat it, stand on the highest stage again, and prove that he will not be knocked down by anything. Tennis is a competitive sport, and the pursuit of victory is the foundation of competition. Victory is a seal, covered with sweat and tears. Only when you win will you become more confident and continue to push yourself to become better. The Lihai Tennis Club is a group of people who turn excellence into a habit. Throughout the ages, who in China and the West will remember the loser or the second place? Some people care too much about the word happiness, but if you ask themselves, can a game without victory make them happy? If Qingxue had already lost in the regional competition, would they still think that tennis is a sport worth devoting their youth to? Don't say that I am happy because I can learn something in the game. If you lose ten games or a hundred games, will you still think that tennis is very happy? Happiness is really not that easy. Just like many parents today are asked: What kind of person do you want your children to be in the future? Most parents would say that as long as their children are happy, that's fine. But is happiness so easy to achieve? Material lack and spiritual dissatisfaction can easily make children feel unhappy. If playing tennis is all about happiness, then why would Captain Tezuka use his elbow to win the team's victory? In the match between Takashi Kawamura and Kachichi, did they both lose? Of course, the winners can justifiably say that happiness is the most important thing, but they ignore the sweat they sweat on the court every day. If they only want to play happily, why bother participating in the game. The so-called halo of the protagonist in anime often blinds our eyes. Let us somehow think that the so-called victory can be easily won by talent. Let us ignore how our ultimate boss Yukimura was able to stand on the court again in a short period of time after surgery. The repeated rehabilitation, repeated falls, and countless physical and technical recovery were all just for Li Hai's three consecutive victories.