Someone once asked Akari: "Why do you play volleyball?"
Back in 2004, in the decisive match for the Spring High School championship, Seitoku lost to Kyushu Bunka Gakuen 1:3. The winger, who had been highly anticipated and anticipated in the past, stood on the field at a loss. That was the first time Akari had the thought of unwillingness.
"Because I'm not willing to," Akari pushed, and the ball went into the basket exactly, "ending my youth with injury and failure."
Reading reminder
1. Saori Kimura, Japanese volleyball player, real person. The female protagonist plays volleyball partly because she admires her.
2. This article will make a lot of reference to real-life volleyball matches, but because there is not much early data, it will refer to matches in recent years.
3. I like volleyball games very much, and I will probably spend a lot of words describing the games. How I write them is a matter of writing style.
4. The title of the novel [Glory Without Shortcuts] is Saitama's banner. I liked it very much, so I used it. My personal understanding is: if you want to win, you need to work hard. There is no shortcut, and genius is no exception.
5. The heroine is the daughter of Coach Hibari Tian.
6. The cp is undecided and may be written as a friendship letter in the end.
Intention: This spring will never end