[Prince of Tennis] Classical Romance

How to say it? He probably has a lot to do with Mingyu. Let's not talk about names. After all, people are anonymous on the Internet and no one knows who they are, so I just said it freely. My family is very similar to hers in the later period, except that it all happened earlier. I also stood out and wanted to make a breakthrough in the first year, because at that time I was really arrogant and my liberal arts scores were top-notch. And then at that time I met the monitor of our class, who has excellent management skills and has always been in the top grades. However, because of a competitive spirit, a scandal gradually began to arise between the two of us. The difference is that this scandal did not disappear, but lasted for three full years. It was only when we were divided into classes in the second year that there seemed to be an invisible barrier. We still exchanged notes and were in the next class. We would wait for each other after school. The whole school knew about the scandal, but the two of us had never established a relationship. In the third year, when the classes were divided again, they were placed in the same class again. But in order to avoid suspicion or for other reasons, the tit-for-tat eventually turned into mutual ridicule, and the pretended indifference and disgust towards each other unknowingly became true. So my sister's struggle really resonates with me. On the one hand, I feel that all the ambiguities are caused by the scandal. On the other hand, I feel like I have met another self, and I have met my opponent. When I saw my sister, I was thinking, I hope that in the future I can be like my sister when I grow up, be open-minded and gradually become a better version of myself.

Time is not sequential, all events happen at the same time. On my 24th birthday, I finally mustered up the courage to read another fanfic about the Internet King that I was willing to waste all my time on when I was twelve years old. When I opened this book, it was obviously written in recent years, but I found that I was here ten years ago.

It felt like Yukimura was passing a ball over a balance beam in front of Hayakawa. He was anxious and pulling himself, but he finally reached the finish line smoothly. Although I don't know what the story will be like in the future, the two of them can embrace each other calmly now.

How to say it? Of course Nioh's love as a boy was great, but I still prefer to see Yukimura

Everyone is proud of themselves, in other words, they are all tough-talking (bushi)

Oh my gosh, it's great. I finally got to wait for the Yukimura line that I have been longing for. I really like the game and push-pull in this undercurrent. Now that I think of the previous chapter, although I don't remember the content so clearly, I can still recall the soreness of youth and the strange sadness and sweetness of being young and ignorant. Anyway, I kowtow and thank my wife for writing such beautiful words, yeah

For some reason, I always feel that there is an indescribable sense of fate between them, and then the pushing hand called fate pushes them forward, and finally they go further and further away.

Maybe Nioh is more realistic, while Yukimura is more like a dream, but who doesn't love to dream? Reason tells me that this is Nioh bg, but from the beginning to the end, I have been picking at Yukimura's sweets.

Indeed, Yukimura from School Festival Prince didn't think the heroine would reject his confession at all. Moreover, when two people went to the school festival, the Yukimura route was the only one without a choice. Yukimura took the heroine everywhere throughout the whole journey hahaha (for the other routes, the heroine decided where she wanted to go) (x)…!

Well, because I have experienced and understood it, I admit that I was too arrogant, and I dare to admit that they actually fell in love at some point in the past... It is so realistic, but when I think about it carefully, there is a sense of relief that the clouds have finally cleared up. Alas, the proud and wanton boy and girl eventually grew up, but fortunately they became more sophisticated and learned to compromise, but they still retained a bit of straightforward courage, which gave them a chance to fall in love again. I hope that Yukimura and Hayakawa on this line can be really happy this time and never miss it again. (PS: The description is great, and the sentence is so touching, yyds)