(Slam Dunk Fanfiction) Tales of Kanagawa

By the way, am I quite out of date after reading this article now? I fell into this pit because of Wang Wangwen. Now it seems that I am so lucky! ! I like every one of my articles so much, whether it's from the village brother or the uncle. However, this article gives people a different feeling. It's great to have so many favorite characters appear in one article! When I was watching SD when I was a kid, Rukawa Kaede was my prince charming at that time. Later I thought Mitsui Sendō was pretty good too. But when I was about to enter my third year, I suddenly realized that maybe Fujima and Agami were my true loves! In the real world, gentle boys are king. How can a guy like Rukawa Kaede, who doesn't eat the fireworks of the world, exist? Although it is good to stick to your dreams, reality is always ruthless. As the author said, maybe dreams are only those rich young men who can persevere. Every ordinary person of us has to face the so-called reality. Originally Inoue brought us a story about a group of passionate high school students chasing their basketball dreams, but the author added some original characters and original stories, which really made it feel so close to our reality, making Huahua unconsciously think of her own high school life. As a hard-working student in college, Huahua really envies the colorful high school life that Azuo girl has. By the way, A Mu in the novel is really outstanding. I usually haven't paid much attention to this overly mature boy, but the couple of Uncle Mu and Nakajima written by the author are really cute, and I saw a different Uncle Mu! Then I suddenly fell in love with this uncle. Sure enough, gold always shines. Uncle Mu, I just discovered how good you are now. I'm so sorry! The author's flower-shaped boy really made me laugh. The aunt's part really brought out the essence of the flower-shaped women's friend offline. Thumbs up! The interaction between the wild monkeys and the red-haired monkeys is as funny as ever, and there are even some friendly cameos from the Net King. The remaining scheming girls are also described in great detail. The girls with different personalities are really brought to life and are no different from the girls in reality. Let's talk about some of the protagonists that I value more. First of all, Little Fox, I always thought he was the male protagonist. I've read a lot of stories where the male protagonist is a fox, but most of them are seriously out of shape. In fact, boys like Mr. Fox are really the ones I have a harder time dealing with. He is such a boring gourd and I don't know how to get along with him at all. If the heroine is quieter, the two of them are sultry together, oh, I can't imagine it; if the heroine is more lively, who knows if the little fox will be annoyed. So, I must have been in the second grade of middle school at the time. Why did I like such a master who was so difficult to deal with? Sure enough, little fox, you'd better not carelessly fall in love with basketball! But the little fox written by the author is unexpectedly cute, and the interaction with Azuo is also very good. Previously, I always felt that the two of them were in a relationship of AUO and above, but they were both relatively unsatisfied. But later, when I saw the Asa girl facing Fujima, I realized that these two were impossible. But I am still very grateful to the author for giving the two a pure friendship. Although true friendship is generally unlikely between men and women, these two look very comfortable. Let's talk about Ah Shen. Actually, he is my current male god. He has always been such a gentle and considerate person, and I really can't resist gentle men! By the way, maybe many people will not notice Ah Shen in this article, but it is such a young man who made me cry. He and Azuo should be the first group of people to meet. From the oolong incident in the movie theater to the final invitation to Asagi to watch the game between Waseda and Keio, I feel that Asahi has always been by Asahi's side and never left. This kind of companionship as plain as boiled water is really valuable. I was tortured when I saw A Shen go to A Zuo's university to look up A Zuo's name. Such a boy is just like the teenagers around us, which makes people feel sad. I hope you can write a fanfic about Ah Shen to make up for the small regret! ! Finally, my favorite Fujima! I am really happy to be able to HE with Asuo! As the author said, Teng Zhen is a male god who doesn't want to treat him badly, so I won't comment too much, other than liking it, I still like it! In short, after reading this article, besides being happy, I feel really sad. Life is like this. It is impossible to make people perfect, and it is impossible to make everyone perfect. So youth is a grand fireworks, fleeting! But we have all had her brilliance, and that's enough! After writing so much, I don't know what I'm talking nonsense about. Anyway, I am very grateful for the touching experience! Please continue to write delicious and delicious articles!

I'm young --- but I'm still very confused. A person like Rukawa Kaede braves the snow to save aliens from fire and water, and then has no interest in that person. It makes me feel very inconsistent (definitely not envy or hate)

When will my new Sd article be written?

This is the last one. Thank you to the author for writing such a good article. It's indifferent but not boring. It has the same feeling as when I first read SD. I recently picked up the comic again and it makes me sad to think that not every boy who plays basketball will go on forever. . Maybe it's because I've grown up and my perspective on things has changed. I felt surprisingly calm after reading the full text. I shed a lot of tears for no reason in the last few chapters. I always felt that this was indeed the best ending for them. Nowadays, there are many fans on the Internet, but there are not many fans who always have the flavor of the original work. Anyway, thank you to the author for giving me a spiritual memory.

Emma's review is so well written. If the author one day sees it and can't stand it anymore, just use it as a one-time supplementary point for so many chapters of Overlord=. = Fans who see SD will always first expect that if there is a CP, it will be Fujima. Gradually I am thinking about what kind of Fujima BG I want to see. This work is so classic that even if there are only a few people around me who like to watch anime, when mentioning its name, they will subconsciously say, I remember who, and the most mentioned ones are Sakuragi and Rukawa. But every time I think of it, my first reaction is always, Fujima, Fujima. In fact, this kind of love is very superficial. It was many, many years after the animation was finished that I found the relevant content of the comic and learned more about it, but I still can't forget it strangely. With those searches, the image of Fujima boy that was originally vague and only a concept gradually became clearer. But I want to see Fujima who is not cookie-cutter but also so perfect and shiny that he doesn't look like a high school student. I want to see Fujima who is not just a gentle male protagonist in the romance template. I want to see that Fujima who is as quiet as a virgin and as active as a rabbit on the court. I want to see Fujima who has the opportunity to get rid of his role as a coach and play happily as a player on the court. Why do you like it? He shines. Although it was originally because of his kindness to the girls, it was still because of his brilliance on the court. SD is touching because of the passionate dreams of youth in it, aided by the beautiful appearance of the young people. So at first I clicked on the last chapter and saw an article about Fujima, but after dozens of chapters there was no trace of him, so I could still read on patiently. It is always difficult for sports fans to describe competitions head-on, but the author's descriptions gradually remind people of those surging scenes. There is no overstepping, no evasion, and every game described is very exciting. The article is not dreamy, and there were some flaws at first, but gradually the author's writing skills improved and I became more and more immersed in reading. At first, I skipped through some chapters, but later I was reading them with a smile (thanks to the fact that I was the only one in the dormitory and didn't have to worry about the image). Gradually, I no longer laughed because of the cuteness and embarrassment, but because of the natural and real nature of the text, and because of the vividness of the characters and touching the memory. It is no exaggeration to say that every character with a few more words has a very full image, so at first I was looking forward to Fujima's appearance. When he actually appeared, I couldn't focus on him alone. This is a fanfic of SD, and it also shows the world of SD. There are girls who love fantasy, boys who sweat and fight hard on the field, and bystanders who support all the way. How can they be willing to skip the protagonist because of the protagonist's CP. I am very happy with those characters who have created full-bodied images, Sakuragi who is still incredibly lively but attentive and considerate, Kaede Rukawa who speaks little but is unexpectedly cute (my evaluation of him in the past was really the OS that Asa accidentally said in Hainan; and I always thought how could he have other lovers besides basketball, it is great to write such a friendship), Hanagata, a friend of women who has a slightly different image but no violation, Nakajima who is rotten but not annoying (BG There is something particularly offensive about wheat bran in it), Amu who is as mature but very charming in heart as in appearance, the girls in the scheming group who have their own characteristics, Fujima who has had twists and turns in her imperfect heart... Oh, and the cutest Asa, watching her nymphomaniac, watching her fussing, watching her work hard, watching her grow, I have no intention of watching how a perfect female protagonist matches up with the male protagonist. I love a girl who goes from being a nympho to a hard-working girl. No matter which ending the author gives, it is actually good for her. I should have reviewed my English, but I mistakenly clicked in and read it in one go. I regretted and felt happy at the same time... Allow me to end with such nonsense [laughter]

Although it is a happy ending, unexpectedly there is not much joy, it always feels a bit unnatural...

So I wanted to ask. . . What about the extra story that was promised at the beginning? ? T^T

The writing is very beautiful! I have always liked the author's articles, especially the characters written by the author. Like many fan fictions, the images of the characters are particularly distorted, and the characters are written in a mess. They are completely different from the original anime, especially people like Yukimura, Fujima, Fuji, and Tezuka! They all write them to be like gods, not like a normal middle school student at all. Well, although their football skills are indeed not normal, in other respects they are also normal people, with advantages and disadvantages. Many fan fiction writers over-beautify them, or how to put it, write them as very scheming. Oh, it's really a Mary Sue, but what you wrote, the author, is very consistent. It feels like the people around us, with their own joys, sorrows, and ordinary life experiences.

Hello-. -I have recently been editing an SD fandom e-magazine, mainly for fun. The first issue is still here. I think the author writes very well and the subject matter is very appropriate (it's really hard to find a long-form novel that isn't a Mary Sue these days). I wonder if I can reprint it or something like that - -, cough cough

Here comes the points! ! ! !