[Haikyuu!!] The Setter Alliance

First of all, I am very grateful to the teacher for his work. Anyone who has written for Love Power knows how difficult it is, let alone such a long work. This can be said to be my favorite fanfic with the best original protagonist that I have ever seen. The delicate writing style and touching plot complement each other, and together they form the youthful time of a girl named "Aoki Kazami" related to volleyball. When I read the full text, my heart was beating wildly, as if I had returned to the end of Little Volleyball. The two brought me similar emotions. Kazami's image is so three-dimensional, I think this is one of the reasons why she is so touching. In line with the teacher's plot development, I also followed her, watching her fall in love with volleyball step by step, and finally she was willing to devote her life to volleyball. There is a lot I want to say but I don't know where to start, so let's talk about the plot that impressed me personally. The first one is Kurihara when he was in junior high school. During the national competition, he obviously did not give his best in everything, but he was still infected by the enthusiasm of the heroine and fought hard. After the heroine fell to the ground, when the heroine was about to graduate, he cried and said that he still wanted to play with the heroine and wanted to go to the country together again. I was moved by this because when I saw this part, I had a great empathy with Kurihara, because I was also infected by the high-spirited heroine at the time and developed great passion. In the end, the heroine fell to the ground due to a heart disease. In line with the heroine's father's words, "You played so well and were so happy," my heart also broke. Then there are the two romances that have been updated so far. The author has integrated the love line and the heroine's volleyball line very well. The first is Iwaizumi, her first love in junior high school. The heroine first developed a liking for volleyball, probably starting from Iwaizumi and Oikawa's words "all over the country". After that, the heroine who was around them gradually became influenced by it, and her love for volleyball gradually deepened. In the final third grade of junior high school, Iwaizumi and Oikawa encountered many setbacks when entering high school but still worked hard, and Kitagawa No. 1 Had such a good team. The heroine said to the two, "I will wait for you all over the country." She was really high-spirited at that time. But tragedy struck later and the relationship ended. The second episode is the love affair with Gong Yoo, which is as hot as fire. I personally am not a fan of Gong Yoo, but I have to say that in retrospect, this man and the related plot are the most impressive. At that time, the heroine was in the stage of inner struggle. She could neither let go of volleyball nor face death calmly. For such a difficult choice, there must be no one around the heroine who can decisively make her decide quickly, but Gong Yoo did it. He is so cold and hits the heroine's heart so much that she realizes that she cannot give up volleyball no matter what, even if she dies. She is the same "madman" as Gong Yoo, and Gong Yoo completes the unparalleled confession of these two volleyball madmen with the sentence "The setter is still a beautiful girl" and the narration "Love me as much as you love volleyball." This plot is so perfect that my heart surges every time I think about it. The scene where the heroine calls Gong Yoo and says, "Blood does not lie," is also so good. It is a romance that only belongs to the two of them who regard volleyball as their life. In addition, there are a lot of plots. I really admire the author's design and control of the plot, making all the characters come alive. I remember the scene when Oikawa first met the heroine in the gym, I remember the last letter that the heroine wrote when she broke up with Iwaizumi, I remember Sugawara's self-sacrifice, I remember everyone's bow to Coach Wu Yang and the heroine's "bet everything", I remember Yunxia's giving up and the heroine's words "go back" while running, I remember the heroine's defeat in the national sports in the first year of high school, Oikawa's dissuasion from her, and I remember what the heroine said when she broke up with Gong Yu. I also remember sister Mayumi Sato and her words: "If something is destined to leave you, many times, you can't stop it at all." "But I don't want to regret it." I remember that the heroine pushed herself to become a coach, and she also wanted to push Dongfeng but failed. I remember Kurokawa-senpai and "History is written by the losers." Even in my second year of high school, which had the least plot, I still have a deep memory of the confrontation between the heroine and Tsukishima, the two who refused to admit defeat and exhausted themselves. Even the short outline of the last two chapters has a plot that I love very much. I like the dialogue between Nanami and Amamiya, and I love what the heroine said to Oikawa after Karasuno defeated Aoki, "Oikawa-senpai has always been my most admired setter." I love that the heroine gave Sato-senpai's unrepentant necklace to Akae who needed comfort during the national competition. And at the end, when Mai confessed to the heroine for her six-year secret love, I really burst into tears. Watching it this way, there are countless touching places, so I am really grateful to the teacher for creating such a good work. I know that many people cannot accept the setting that the heroine has a heart disease and still plays volleyball desperately, but I really fell in love with the heroine even more because of this setting. The author has an extra chapter in Old Ford, in which fans of the heroine call the heroine "Feng Jun", "Feng Jun lives towards death", and I eventually became a fan of the heroine. Looking at the heroine who lives towards death, I truly admired her.

Finished reading it in one sitting. The author's character descriptions are too delicate. Regardless of whether they are OOC or not, the text alone can magnify the shining points of each person from the details. It is precisely this point, the three-dimensionality of the characters, the subtle atmosphere between the characters' interactions, and the hesitant and groping growth dilemma of the teenagers that made me watch all the way to the end. To be honest, I don't really like the overall tone. Youth novels should be like the scenes in Japanese comics where teenagers chase and play on bicycles along the slope next to the sparkling sea in the midsummer afternoon accompanied by the seemingly endless chirping of cicadas. They are high-spirited and carefree. The biggest worries every day are falling grades and running into relationships with friends and lovers. The youth of teenagers should be so bright and bright. This is also in line with East Asian students' fantasy of so-called youth. But in this novel, everyone's youth is like a cloudy day with continuous drizzle, a damp and unspeakable emotion, and a court that is no longer simple. They meet through volleyball, but also make them confused, stumbling through a muddy river called growing pains, which is too gloomy. The same goes for the heroine's design. She is too persistent, too serious, and too simple. The character of the volleyball madman seems to be moving forward without any scruples. However, coupled with some difficulties that the author believes to be set up, such as genetic disease and poor speech, the final effect is that it is not satisfying, at least it is not in line with my taste as I am used to seeing the fourth natural disaster, chaotic and happy-go-lucky heroine. Especially the heroine in the early stage was suppressed and beaten by all kinds of people, and she was attracted by the talented young people in the original work. It was really frustrating. The heroine is said to be the Iceberg Queen of the Flower of the High Mountain, but in the end she is just a high school girl with her own sensitive and fragile areas, so it was really unpleasant to see her being beaten by Gong Yoo, but it is a pity that we did not see the scene of the heroine beating Gong Yoo until the end. As for the emotional line, I don't know whether the author is gradually getting better or simply likes a certain character. The heroine's first love, Iwaizumi, has absolutely no sense of existence. Even his character image is extremely thin, as light as drinking boiled water. This makes me think that the subsequent emotional scenes will be so weak. As a reader who focuses on career lines, I am comforted. Even if Oikawa's feelings are not right, I don't care. As long as the heroine does not respond, his existence as a single arrow will not affect the heroine's status. But later on, Gong Yoo's love story was really infuriating... Gong Yoo's character was terrible, and the author did write about his charm. A simple sentence "Hyogo speed limit does not limit Gong Yoo" is enough, but his genius character's willful character and the heroine's image of a fragile little girl at the time made the heroine grit her teeth. The final ending was so ugly, and the impact on the heroine was so profound that I put him directly on the blacklist. The subsequent grinding of Oikawa Toru and his brief appearance is also very well portrayed, especially Oikawa's unique sense of be, mixed with the obscure emotions of being involuntarily attracted to the heroine, disguised as jealousy and self-projection. He was the first to meet the heroine, but he was never considered by the heroine. He just watched the heroine come and go as a senior, and the heroine has always admired, cared about, and competed with him since being brought into volleyball by Oikawa. Plus, the later stage of compassion, these two people are too tense. It's just a pity that the two of them didn't write more about it. I blame it on my dark love, which is not pure and mixed with obscure emotions.

I like Aoki's story very much. I have recently read some Little Volleyball fanfics. If I were involved in their lives as a manager, I would be very reluctant. I hope that beautiful girls can be the protagonists on the stage of life, rather than the embellishment of other people's youth stories. Aoki shouldered the heavy responsibility of the minister at a young age, withstood the pressure of his senior sisters to withdraw from the club, and led everyone across the country. I thought this was the beginning of happiness. I thought she would be a free bird, soaring in this era that belonged to her without any scruples. So genetic disease is really cruel. I actually don't like Karasuno's plot. She was number one in Beichuan and was the youngest and most energetic. No matter what difficulties she encountered, she never doubted that she could move forward through hard work. Although the plot with Gong Yoo was painful, at least she was still fighting on her own way with volleyball. But when she arrived at Karasuno, she began to be active on the volleyball court as a coach. I deeply felt an unspeakable sadness. At the same time, even though I was amazed by the romance of "Hyogo speed limit is not limited to Miya Yu" and felt the "love me, love volleyball" on the grass, I still blamed Miya Yu. His untimely anger and naivety add a layer of humor for fun to Aoki's excellence. I really can't accept the unspeakable anecdotes of "ghost players". Aoki's story is so sad. Until the end of the outline, she is always struggling, maybe one day she will collapse on the volleyball court or something, which is too heart-wrenching. She didn't even get the promised stable future

I skipped to the end halfway through. Ever since I saw the genetic disease, I had actually started to want to end it, but I still read on for a long time, always thinking about what if I could start again later. I only saw a little bird whose legs were broken by its owner, who also locked it up and sang it, saying that this was to prevent her from being harmed. In fact, the male characters are well portrayed, but the inexplicable injuries and emotional entanglements are put together, and the trivial details come from nowhere and forcefully hinder Qingmi. She showed an inexplicable lack of freedom and lack of judgment. Although life is very likely to be unsatisfactory and I will have to move forward under pressure tomorrow, I still hope to watch something that can make people happy while escaping. I hope that every protagonist I see is a genius, learns from every challenge, and can chase everything he wants. After all, if even the fictitious life given to them cannot be complete, then it would be too cruel to them, and the world would be too cruel.

It took me two days to read it, and I was impressed by the charm of the heroine. In the end, I was moved by Kobayakawa's confession. The confession that was six years late was actually a farewell - we have walked a journey together, and we will remember it forever. I think this is enough. After reading the comments, some other readers didn't like the ending of Aoki hiding his genetic disease and going to play in the United States, but I liked it very much. Although I have never really fallen in love with anything, I can understand that decision. The entire article describes how Aoki went from being No. 1 In Beichuan to the whole country, and then fell from the 9×18 meter competition venue. What she will face is the fact that she may not be able to continue playing. At an age when I was ignorant about emotions, I fell in love with something I wanted to fight for my whole life. I mobilized the emotions of "I" Furui Muha, enjoyed every minute and every second on this 9×18 meter field, and was grateful to every partner who worked together. Apart from volleyball, what else could make me like this? Nothing else. In addition to the emotional lines between Aoki and various male supporting characters, it also describes the process of her discovering her love for volleyball. What is volleyball to "me"? As the plot advances step by step, Xiao Aoki jumps out of the box and discovers something as important as life. ?? Finally, there was an open ending with Akae. Because it was not written in detail, I had no feelings for this pair. Iwaizumi and Miya Yu really made me shudder. The sentence at the end, "Oikawa-senpai has always been my most admired setter." It is true and makes people full of emotions. They are not together, but they also had good times. Kitagawa Daiichi and these guys are all guys who love volleyball. Oikawa does it, Kageyama does it, and Aoki does it too. I hope everyone can shine around the world!

Although I came a little late, I finished reading it in one go! ! My wife's writing style and description of the characters made me feel that Feng Jian was so vivid that I wanted her story to never be finished... What I particularly want to admire is my wife's psychological descriptions of different characters in daily life and her profound character portrayals. There is a feeling that "no matter they are big or small, everyone will have their own unique life (because of their own personality)". Anyway, I really like this feeling of imagining the future from the characters in the novel, it is real and vivid... At the end of the movie, I realized that Koiwa and Yu, who took up a lot of the romance line, were not in the supporting cast at the beginning (laughs) (touch), but the impact they had on Aoki was not small. Xiaoyan, like his name, is reliable, steady and transparent, accompanying and supporting Aoki Junior High School for two years; Yu is like a detonator, rekindling the sun named Aoki, using extreme and pure thinking to guide Aoki to unravel the topic of love and life. Just like Brother Mingguang's evaluation of his ex-girlfriend, my evaluation of the two of them is also "Although it ended in displeasure and farce, when I look back many years later, I will still feel a little grateful." The discussion about talent and hard work, genius and ordinary is a proposition that I have always liked. I really like the two groups my wife wrote in the article: Kageyama and Oikawa, Aoki and Nanami. Nanami's gentleness on the surface and confusion, pain, and struggle in her heart, standing still, escaping as if to protect herself after her self-esteem is frustrated, and the sharpness of her words; Oikawa's ease on the surface and darkness, unwillingness, and ego in his heart, the perfect mask on his face seems vulnerable in front of the "genius". Nanami was trapped - Tiangong's trust, the teacher's decision to substitute, the talented and powerful juniors... So she was struggling painfully in place like a trapped animal; however, in comparison, Oikawa's unquenched ambition and unstoppable effort seemed valuable, and it turned out that Nanami was trapped. Sasato Oikawa said, "Talent can be made to blossom and bear fruit, and ball sense can be continuously honed and refined." I think it is precisely because of Kageyama's existence that his heart will be tempered and toughened, and his thinking about "talent" can evolve so thoroughly. The twists and turns are Oikawa's growth state. His love, ambition, self and never giving up are like polishing stones, making this experience still shine even after a long time and thousands of readers. Finally, I want to say that I love youthfulness too much: "Bing——Treasury——Limit——Speed——No——Limit——Gong——Yu—" Thank you, madam, for creating such thoughtful works, and thank you for meeting you in this early summer.

This article is indeed the best one among the Little Volleyball bg fanfics. I was originally worried about discontinuing the update, but accidentally clicked in today and found that the outline was completed. After reading it, I feel relieved. If I haven't finished it, I haven't finished it, because the next plot is not what I want to see. Oikawa is my favorite in the little volleyball team, and Gong Yoo is also my favorite. I just like this kind of person who has a strong energy field and attracts others to revolve around him like the sun. But this book is still more realistic. In the end, the male protagonist is Chiwei, which is unexpected and reasonable. Because the heroine is also a person like the sun. The two suns will be attracted by each other's light and heat, but if they are really together, they will explode. I feel very emotional. The emotional line in this book is too realistic. This is the reality. How many pairs of true duos are there in reality? Not everyone who starts a career ends up looking for a good wife. If both parties have strong self-awareness, each has his or her own temper and life plan. The longer time goes by, the more conflicts there will be, and they will be bruised and unable to move forward at all. This is the case for Oikawa/Gong Yoo and the heroine. Alas, but this is a novel, a two-dimensional one. I don't want to read these realistic ones anymore. It's correct and reasonable but boring, and it suddenly withered away for me. I know it's hard, but I just want to see the two suns together. So it's fine not to write anymore, just leave it at that. For me personally, this novel has a good beginning and a good end. Goodbye, the author. Your writing is really good. Next time I read your article, I will wait until it is finished before starting. :(

In fact, I only found this article because I was searching for any volleyball fan recommendations, but I didn't expect that this book would suit my taste. After all, there are many ways to write, original protagonist, or a certain character with a male protagonist orientation, some with a single protagonist/female protagonist with more growth, some with a group portrait imitating a hot-blooded drama, or a love competition with equal proportions... There are many ways to write, and this article happens to be the type I like: the protagonist is not a tool, the character is plump, the emotional line is delicate, the writing is good, and it does not follow the original work. That's how I read it at first, and then I was attracted by my wife's words. It's not very fast when you watch it, but you'll still be surprised. I can get inspiration from your words. It is probably this kind of surprise. Moreover, my wife writes it very gently, and she really likes every character she writes. When I read articles, I'm actually very partial to the fan/comics genre recently, so I'm really grateful to the lady who produced the food! I like your words and your story. I hope we have another chance to meet.

It's such a pity that it ended here. The heroine really lost her last chance to play because of Yu. Although I know there must be opportunities in the outline, it is really cruel for both of them to end here.

It's very well written, really. I had a lot of feelings after reading it. "TE" is more appropriate to describe Aoki and their ending than "BE". The ones who felt the deepest feelings were indeed Gong Yoo and Oikawa. Yoo liked Aoki, but they broke up; Oikawa liked Aoki, but they were not even together. These two "accidental coincidences", Yuu is fond of Aoki and Oikawa. Aoki is not slow, but he miscalculates her boyfriend's mood; Oikawa must have always been a pillar of support in Aoki's eyes. His back-flying movements and his habit of turning the ball (although he learned it secretly) are not reliable seniors, and the same is true for Oikawa. The "talent can blossom" Oikawa Tooru... And Akae's he are a bit surprising (after all, it's Xiaohong who hasn't appeared in a long time, and I can't appreciate the mutual support just by looking at the outline), but it is very reassuring. Really, this is Akae Kyouji. It's just a comment I wrote while crying.