[By the time you see this, I will have unlocked the chapters. I'm very sorry to everyone who supported me, but personal reasons and writer's block mean I can't give you an ending. Let me talk about myself first. I started updating this volleyball story last year, full of enthusiasm at first. But as the story progressed, I found I couldn't write the protagonist's personality as a natural airhead, and especially later on, his personality changed completely. The protagonist's golden finger was also way too overpowered, and the whole story fell apart. What role does Kyu play on the team? A magician. A magician's style is varied and unpredictable, but I added all sorts of nonsense. I'm truly sorry to everyone who supported me. I also have to work hard to make a living in real life. I hope we meet again someday.]
Waku Kota is known as the "magician" on the volleyball court. His baffling style of play means he loses every match.
And yet, in high school, he still joins Shiratorizawa's volleyball team.
When the coach asks why he still wants to play volleyball, Waku Kota thinks for a moment, then says with complete seriousness, "It's not that I can't live without volleyball. Volleyball can't live without me."
The coach: "Huh?"
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Not long afterward, during a friendly match between Shiratorizawa and another high school...
When Waku's former teammates see him, one of them excitedly tells the others, "Lucky! That's the 'magician' on the other side!"
"With him there, we might actually beat Shiratorizawa!"
Then, on the court...
The other team: "It's a normal ball!"
The ball suddenly swerves in midair and scores.
The other team: "We blocked it!"
The ball hits an opponent's hand and flies out of bounds. Point.
The other team: "It's a curveball! Watch out!"
But just as they scramble to adjust their positions, the ball shoots straight down to the floor without curving at all.
The black-haired, yellow-eyed boy holds his hitting pose, his golden eyes shining brighter than ever. He's always been a bit spacey, but now his expression is blank and intensely intimidating.
Unruly and dazzling.
His tone is flat, as if reading from a script: "It was a curveball, idiot."
The opposing school: "..."
Who said he was weak and only held the team back?! Isn't he ridiculously strong?!
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Teammate: You should have spiked that ball!
Waku: But I wanted to tip it.
Teammate: Why?
Waku: It takes less effort.
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Ushijima: Waku, you really know nothing about strength.
Waku: Strength? Can you eat it?
Ushijima: No.
Waku: Then isn't it useless? Anything that can't be recycled is garbage.
Ushijima: But strength can score points.
Waku: Then it's good garbage.
Author's Notes:
1. There will be some OOC. The protagonist is a genius, but he won't be absurdly overpowered. I'll still adjust things to fit reality.
2. I've never played volleyball. Please point out any mistakes.
3. The pacing is slow at first, and everyone is friends.
Theme: The story of Shiratorizawa's two natural airheads
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Www I finally got to see the interaction between Ushiwaka and Team Bei, and I always feel that these two brainwaves match up perfectly!
The story itself is very smooth, but I would like to mention some personal feelings during the reading process, just as a reference for discussion. After determining the character of the protagonist, the author clearly highlighted his playing style. This unpredictable magician style can easily arouse people's curiosity, but it also has higher requirements for subsequent explanations - because it breaks through the cognition too much. To use the analogy of playing games, opponents are always surprised, but novices and experts have completely different feelings. The author has a full understanding of this. Just like a commentator watching from the sidelines, he needs to explain the situation on the field, the behavior of the masters and the ideological game between the two parties from the internal logic, and explain this paragraph so that even the newcomers who have just played the game can understand: Wow, this person is awesome! I now feel that the author's description of Kota's playing style is very detailed, but it does not allow me to establish a comprehensive and core impression from shallow to deep. "The protagonist just wants to hit an unexpected ball." Even though the author explained in the article that this "accident" was the result of a mental game, there was a lack of foreshadowing when relaying it to the readers. As a result, the explanation only explained the second half. At least I was very confused. The protagonist's start can be said to be a replica of Kageyama: the relationship between the team is tense, the style of play is very egoistic, he is considered to be strong, but he is still given up by his teammates in the end and loses the game. In the original work, Kageyama's problem is very clear: when facing a strong opponent, he forces his teammates to play according to his own ideas regardless of their status, and in the end no one passes the ball. Kouta's problem, on the other hand, is vague: Magician's style undermines the integrity of the team. Regarding how to break away from the team, the first chapter said that he was taunting his teammates to suppress the atmosphere, forcing the setter to follow his rhythm, and dividing the ball rights into a single-core offense. His teammates were quite cooperative except for their negative attitude. What exactly does "undermining the team as a whole" mean in this context? The process of losing is not very clear. Why was it suddenly overtaken? Where are the loopholes in the block-and-pass attack? How should Kouta and his teammates act in this regard? How did the coach pause instruction? A lot of hidden information is not put on the surface, and it can easily be read as "the protagonist is very aggressive with all the bells and whistles, but he was scolded by his rookie teammates because he was unable to lead the team to victory because of lack of physical strength."
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Woohoo, I'm looking forward to the update. I've read them all. It's really well written.
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