The Prince of Tennis: Are There Any Good People in the Tennis Club?

I think this plot is so speechless. I already thought it was strange that Ryuzaki and the others asked Xiaobai to take the lead before. Now they just push people into battle without any consultation or notification. This is called ignoring the wishes of others and using the situation that is unfavorable to oneself to morally kidnap. No matter how many "for Xiaobai's good" reasons they have, it is impolite to keep others in the dark and not allow others to be morally kidnapped. Maybe it's because I value "freedom" very seriously. Xiaobai's tennis playing was not based on his own will and was not free at all. As a reader who is accustomed to taking on the perspective of the protagonist, I felt very aggrieved. With all due respect, Coach Ryuzaki's behavior of "hoping to inspire Xiaobai's heart to protect Momojo, Qinggai's heart to protect Tezuka to play the game seriously" is moral kidnapping. You can say that Qingxue's victory is everyone's responsibility, but it has nothing to do with Xiaobai. He is not a regular candidate, and he did not join voluntarily. You can say that he has a good impression of everyone in the tennis club and is very happy after joining. There is also the question about the main selection and the quasi-selection. No matter how special your situation is, the rules are the rules. Without rules, nothing can be done. There are so many people in the world with special situations. If everyone had to treat them differently, it would have been a mess. If I remember correctly, this isn't some off-campus practice match where it doesn't matter if you lose, right? Is this their journey to enter the Kanto Tournament? So this kind of competition can also be used to educate and motivate a child who may not be successful at all? The situation on the field is changing, and one more mistake is a huge difference. Don't forget how the Ice Emperor paid the price for his arrogance. The person who made this match list and added Xiaobai's name regardless of other people's wishes, I can't see that she has the slightest respect for these tennis matches. You can arrange the plot so that they meet someone who is also very casual about tennis. Anyway, the two sides are provoking each other to mess with each other. But what if they meet someone with a very serious personality this time? This is an insult to the opponent. The entire team, from the coach to the cheerleaders, did not take the opponent of this match seriously at all. This is what it feels like to me. For some people, tennis is not just about happiness, but a responsibility, a dream, and hard work and sweat put in day and night. As a result, when they get to the court, they just sit down cross-legged? What kind of irony and blow is this? Can a person who doesn't respect others be a person of noble character? And Xiaobai, please, are you a god? They're just a few mortals, can't they run away? I'm usually pretty smart, so why can't I think of a way to get away at a time like this? While saying that he didn't want to play tennis or participate in the competition, he didn't resist it very seriously at the same time. Did you know that there is a word called "both acting and standing at the same time"? Do you really enjoy the treatment of a protagonist who pulls strings with others to the extreme and is reluctant to come to the rescue at a critical moment to reverse the outcome? I was also convinced by the two doubles on the opposite side, so did I have to write a plot with this cool slap-in-the-face routine? However, please know that swearing and insulting your opponent in a regular match will be directly judged as a loss by the referee. Words like "vixen", "trash", "soft-footed shrimp" (not to mention others, especially "dead vixen"), and those yelling when excited, I don't think this is a normal provocation, it is insulting the opponent. There was not an ounce of sportsmanship on either side, along with the partners who didn't stop them. You are careless about tennis and tired of the game. One side yells and insults the opponent, and both sides completely ignore the referee's persuasion. Are you uncivilized primitives and beasts that have not received social training? Respect tennis, respect the game, respect the opponent, respect the referee, this is the most basic morality and courtesy, right? A guy without basic morals and courtesy, who reached a settlement with the protagonist after a game (?) Should be said to be the scolded party assisting the scolding party, exclude me? I don't understand. Jpg Sorry, I know it may be a bit inappropriate to say this, but I still have to say that this plot makes me feel sick. The above is purely my inability to understand the plot of Xiaobai being dragged into competitions reluctantly but seemingly enjoying it. It is not directed at the author, this article or any of the princes in it. If there is any offense or discomfort caused by my comments, I am sorry (bow), but I do not think I have made any mistakes. (Personal opinion, no negative points, you are right)

As mentioned before, because Xiaobai seems to have lived for too long, he seems to have no emotions and desires. He can't find anything that interests him and he will disappear, so the like here is not like in the sense of the word.

Tsukiki: I am an elder

Hahahahaha, leave your boyfriend behind and embark on the path of a strong man

Ahhhh, I caught a tantrum Fuji!!!

Dear author, it has been 11 days since the last update. If you don't update it, I will send you the blade! (When I open Jinjiang every day and see that there are no updates, I feel so disappointed)

Hahahaha, so cute~

Caught a wild little cutie~

Because there is no opponent, he is directly first.

This "like" is not that "like"