When he was defeated, I wanted to help him reclaim the glory he had lost. I would place the crown he had forsaken into his hands myself. It turned out that my so-called victory, my so-called king, my so-called faith, were all just you, Seijuro Akashi.
PS1: About whether basketball is divided by gender: Maki has never competed in an official men's basketball game. When she plays alongside the boys, it's at her family's training gym or in unofficial matches. She can play on the basketball team because the coach is her father and the assistant coach is her uncle. That's why people suspect her skill and reputation are both products of her family's influence.
PS2: It's inevitable that Akashi will be out of character; this is simply my interpretation. At first, the only person who saved Akashi was his mother. But what if he had another source of salvation when he was a child? How would that have changed things? I think he would have remained gentle all along.
Theme: The summit isn't the end!
When will the author update?
When will the author update?
I feel like Akaashi is a bit OOC, and Kuroko probably likes vanilla milkshakes.
Isn't basketball divided into men and women?
Great writing! Come on!
Good reading, come on, no one has read such a beautiful article, come on, come on, don't be fooled!!!