[The next book is about small volleyball, "I Wanted to Play Volleyball in Hakone Ekiden", which is being saved.
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Shangyuan Tooru, a guy who played volleyball at a strong tennis school with seven unlucky guys when he was in junior high school.
What's even more unfortunate is that the seven of them always have some minor problems before the official competition, so that although they are obviously not weak, they have not even played a few games in the county in the past three years, and can only beat other teams during practice matches.
When he graduated from junior high school, Tohru Kamigen went to Tokyo because his parents' jobs changed. Taking this opportunity, several of them agreed that they would go to different schools. Since there is no way for them to meet in this arena as teammates, they would meet again as opponents in the finals in Tokyo.
After transferring to Nekoma, Tohru Kamigen can finally smash the ball wantonly on the court!
1. The protagonist will have knots in his mind in the early stage due to the incident in junior high school, but they will gradually unravel as the game progresses.
2. After writing, I will use software to check for typos, but there will still be omissions. Everyone is welcome to catch them.
3. It's a cool novel, and the protagonist's abilities are quite outrageous.
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"I wanted to play volleyball because I wanted to join Hakone Ekiden" copy:
Basketball, football, baseball, speed skating, archery, tennis, swimming...
As a sports genius, Tsukigawa Yu has tried many sports in the past three years, but there is no sport that he can finally fall in love with.
On the contrary, it broke the hearts of all the geniuses in the club. Some cried and changed the track, while others gritted their teeth and decided to train harder and make sure to get back on track next time.
However, Yu Tsukikawa, who was feared by them, did not shine in the sports field as they thought he would. Instead, he fell silent and became an existence like an urban legend.
Unexpectedly, they met again on the volleyball field. He and a brown-haired man were standing in the front row. No one could score from them, and they were called the dominant blockers.
The reporter from the sports magazine finally got the exclusive right to interview Tsukikawa Yu, and came to Tsukikawa Yu with full confidence.
At that time, Tsukikawa Yu was playing with the boy beside him, and a microphone was suddenly stretched out in front of him, "Hello, Tsukikawa-san, I am a reporter from "Monthly Volleyball". You and your team won the national championship in high school for three years, which is already an amazing achievement. What are your expectations for the future?"
For the reporter, such questions are basically point questions, used to allow contestants with no interview experience to express their emotions, but this champion is indeed unusual.
"Me." Even in the face of cameras and countless flashlights, Tsukigawa Yu was not at a loss as she imagined. Instead, she spoke calmly: "My hope for the future is to participate in Hakone Ekiden in college. This has been my dream for many years, and it is finally coming true."
"Eh?!"
*
9-Year-old Tsukigawa Yu stared at the TV in front of him with his shining eyes, surrounded by a group of adults who were also staying.
Together, they watched the runners on the TV and the relay belts that were constantly being passed on in their hands. The game known as Hakone Ekiden took root in the heart of the young Tsukigawa Yu.
He obviously promised Kotori to try playing volleyball with him tomorrow, but he called him in the middle of the night the day before and said, "Rintaro! I'm going for a run!"
The next day, Tsukigawa Yu and Kakuna Rintaro, who were sanctioned, walked into the stadium full of Salonpas flavor. By accident, they stood on the playing field as a volleyball newcomer, and Kazuto started 6v6.
"Rintaro, is this the blocking you've been talking about?"
Yu Tsukikawa, who was less confident than he imagined, uttering words that showed weakness, but looking at his opponent provocatively in his eyes, stood in front of the net, looking down at his opponent who fell to his knees because he lost confidence.
Intention: Don't give up every possibility, believe in yourself and your companions
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