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I have no opinion on the relationship between Liu and Qian being the best, but why would Mr. Liu sacrifice other people or things around him to highlight this best? Many people imagine that Yanagi has contributed a lot to the club because of the title of Military Advisor. As a result, Yukimura only has the title of minister and is a mascot. All responsibilities are shared between Sanada and Yanagi. But isn't the title because he plays data tennis? Yukimura is a person who is very good at uniting everyone to make things happen. Rikkai has the flattest management among all the teams, but he is a very A person at heart. I don't think he will divide the responsibilities equally. Most of the time, he treats the members in the form of active entrustment. Before getting sick, the three of them were the strongest, including the three of them in the first grade. So we often act together, and don't forget that almost every time after class, Yukimura took the initiative to go to Sanada's class to find him. After he fell ill, two groups of doubles came together in the main selection. Sanada Yanagirihara became a family of three, and Yanagi became Sanada's deputy, which increased his contribution to the team. Instead of being called emperors and strategists, they were really the kind of lords and counselors in history. Tachibana is not Seigaku, Yukimura is not Fuji's kind of hands-off shopkeeper, Sanada is not Tezuka's kind of Dinghaishenzhen, and Yanagi is not a team player. Thinking about it this way, Sanada only looks at the present, Yanagi is not strong-willed enough, Kirihara has no sense of honor, they all care about the team, and even Yukimura is not there, it is not certain whether Sanada can control the previous training mode, after all, he can't see the little tricks behind the scenes (short film Sanada's letter), there are 8 main candidates, Yukimura seems to be the only one who cares about the entire tennis club, after all, he is the director, Tatekai has always been excusable. Liu's team contribution is definitely not as great as Gan's. This is the key point. Please don't treat him as the second or third in command!!!

Ryuzaki's words are so hypocritical. She is obviously the coach and has the obligation to prevent the impulsive behavior of the players. Is it worth sacrificing the body to win a game? Even if the junior high school players think it is worth it, adults as coaches should also Recognize the differences and point out the appropriate direction for the team members... It's just that the King of Nets takes Qingxue as the protagonist's perspective. Everyone in the protagonist group has won the victory after making some sacrifices, and these injuries can be successfully treated, which makes this matter seem natural. Okay, let's go back to Yukimura. Yukimura is really as beautiful and fleeting as the name. Everyone is amazed by the beauty of snow, but no one can catch a piece of snow. Yukimura just passes by everyone's world lightly for a moment, completely white moonlight concept... It's so cool to watch www

Rikkai's fame started from the setting of the Yukimura Shinto and developed under the Shinon Prince. In the past, he rarely appeared in the game. The protagonist was regarded as a villain and supporting character who wanted to defeat his opponent. I think it was the author's problem. If the protagonist team wanted to win, Rikkai would have civil strife. The minister could not go to other teams, so let the members, especially the deputy minister, go to the protagonist team. It highlights that Seigaku's victory is what everyone expects. The author wants to make money, and Rikkai needs to have a good relationship and love Yukimura, because readers will like it. The author himself does not like this character, and he will keep this choice in mind as being forced. How can we write about a good team relationship when the members have made choices that are not conducive to the team before? It's very simple, Yukimura, Yukimura tolerates them and gets close to them, which can show that they have a good relationship. They are winning for the minister. They don't care about winning or losing, they care about feelings, so they give up the game for feelings. It's not that they don't care about the team, it's not that they have no sense of responsibility, and they're not indifferent. That's it. It has become their personality shaping. To achieve this goal, Yukimura must take the initiative, must be familiar with himself, must have shortcomings, must be cared for and helped by team members, and cannot be a flower on the mountain, in order to complete parallel management. The so-called naughty people need guiding lovers, and those who escape need firm choices.

It seems like there aren't many reliable people in Tatehai besides Marui.

Sanada's level of concern about Li Kai's three consecutive championships is comparable to that of Renzu [Shut up]

Sanada really has no sense of responsibility towards Li Haidai

Alas, I just hope that the village can get what it wants

"Because you are safe" People will become aggressive towards the people they trust most and are closest to... If you have to analyze it, it seems that Sanada treats Yukimura like this from a personal point of view. To put it nicely, it is because he trusts Yukimura very much and takes it for granted that the other person has the same thoughts and judgments as himself. Therefore, when Yukimura's words and actions are inconsistent with his own, he will get angry and become aggressive; to put it worse, it means seeing the situation. After weighing the pros and cons, he feels that there will be no need to pay any price and will not lose the other party. Anyway, purely based on the description of Sanada in the original work, I think this is how he treats people in close relationships... If he wants to rise, I think it's Xu Feigang's problem.

This team is really meaningless. Tennis is an individual sport. As long as Yukimura's own tennis doesn't fail, everything else is no longer important.

Haha, I hate it so much. Every time I see Yukimura in pain, I can't help but scold everyone.