Late Spring Snow on the Pear Blossoms (Prince of Tennis)

I don't know if this book is ancient, but it's a bit outrageous. Let's talk about the timeline first. Either the heroine was born around 1985, or around 1997. If it is the latter, then the heroine's mother is 20+ years back and was born in 1977. If her parents are Chinese in China, then she may have learned Guqin but has no academic qualifications? Do you want to learn Guqin without passing the exam? Don't even have a high school degree? A high school diploma in 2005 isn't that bad, right? If overseas Chinese can cultivate their talents, but are not allowed to go to school? Also awesome. If the heroine was born in 1987, then the heroine's mother should be around 1967, which is even more seconds. The heroine's mother was born in China, where did she have time to learn Guqin? The hostess' mother was born abroad, but she doesn't go to school? Moreover, are foreign countries such as Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan so opposed to Chinese people? There are loopholes everywhere.

The author is great, this article is very true, but what can I say? When I watched it, I had the illusion that Seiichi Yukimura didn't like Rise. Also, although Ryuki has gone through so much, it is true that no matter how strong a person is, they will relax and vent when they meet acquaintances. But when she met Marui Bunta, she just analyzed the situation rationally. Also, although it is true that Echizen Ryoma beat Yukimura Seiichi, it does not mean that Yukimura Seiichi is necessarily weaker than Echizen Ryoma. With such perfect skills, why is it so difficult to become a professional tennis player? Finally, professional tennis players will have millions in income after winning a game, even if there are not millions and hundreds of thousands, even the runner-up in the finals will earn a lot of money. The author writes that this is a bit unrealistic. When I read this article, I felt that Yukimura Seiichi was not Yukimura Seiichi. I always felt that the characters were deformed, but the first half was really touching, but when I returned to Japan, I felt a little bit unbearable. But in general, except for the characters being out of shape and some errors in some places, overall the author's writing is quite novel, but it doesn't make people's eyes shine. I've read a lot of Yukimura Seiichi's writings, and what I find most interesting is that the heroine in "Net King: Kiwako Orchid" is Shiraishi Kuranosuke's sister, and it's also more realistic. For example, at the beginning, Yukimura Seiichi designed the heroine to serve the tennis club because she might bring benefits to the tennis club. Later, he gradually accepted it, and in the end he gradually liked it. The copywriting of that article is also very good: She, a Scorpio girl, may have inherited the advantages of her parents, and can be regarded as a beauty. To family and close friends, he acts coquettishly, flatters, talks and laughs, and is occasionally a little unreasonable. Towards outsiders, he is not enthusiastic, but not cold. He unconsciously distances himself from others and faces them lightly, with his usual smile, expressing friendliness, but does not deliberately approach others. She, a seemingly strong girl, is bold and has a bad temper. She relies on a little interpersonal advantage to dare to rebel against bad phenomena, provided that they offend the people they care about, and occasionally themselves. Her learning ability is not a problem. She may have had a good foundation in the past and did not study for grades. Her athletic ability cannot be complimented because she is not naturally gifted, but she will also be involved in what she is interested in. She gives the impression that she knows a little bit of everything, but is not proficient in it, so she is a typical 'jack of all trades'. She is smart, capable, independent-minded, free and easy-going, and not serious. If it really offends her, no matter whether the matter is right or wrong, whether the consequences are light or serious, she will be happy first and deal with the rest later. She always has her own theory, and it seems that no one can do anything about her. If you are really wrong, reflect on yourself and admit it openly, and be honest and frank. There is a common problem of contradiction in philosophy. Her life seems to be a little more philosophical, and she is also a contradictory person, but she always has to grow in contradiction, just like each of us. Who would like such a girl? Who can surrender to such a girl? Who will her first love be? Will her first love stay with her forever? Check it out below. Although the author's writing is not very good in my opinion, I still admire the author's careful writing. A handful of flowers! I recommend Wenwen to the author Da Da for no other reason than simply wanting to make friends with Da Da. I also hope that Da Da's Wenwen will get better and better!

Finished reading it in one breath Very good~ Author, please continue to work hard~

Good! However, the male protagonists written by the author seem to be domineering and the female protagonists are obedient and gentle.

By the way, I was struck by the cuteness of the large text.

So beautiful Watch from beginning to end It all feels very real. The first half of Internet King was normal, but then it turned into a mythical drama In other fanfics I read before, there were always a few princes who transformed and were cannon fodder This article makes everyone feel happy and warm.

It was fun to read it all in one sitting~ There were a lot of emotional moments in the middle, but I couldn't bear to stop and comment... I'll be kind enough to leave a few short comments at the end~~o(>_<)o ~~ Except for the family dispute at the beginning, the style is generally relatively bland, but it is very interesting. It is also unique among many Internet kings' articles. The characters written feel very flesh-and-blood, and they are still normal people! This is really rare~~

Beautiful, very loving article, take it away!

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