Igarashi Toru was a genius volleyball player, the number-one outside hitter in the country among junior high students. Even though he narrowly lost to the protagonists in the end, no one could deny how strong he was.
...Outside the show, Hanazuki Shigeru, the actor who played the highly popular character Igarashi Toru, shot to fame overnight thanks to the role. With his acting career at its peak, he didn't choose to capitalize on his success and expand his career. Instead, he continued his studies, joined Aoba Johsai's volleyball club, and became an "ordinary" club member.
From then on, at Aoba Johsai's volleyball club, whenever someone called "Toru," two people would turn around at once.
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"A genius? That depends on who you're comparing them to." When asked by a reporter during an interview, he replied, "There's always someone better. There's no such thing as an absolutely perfect genius."
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At first, he thought volleyball was just a sport where you hit the ball back. It wasn't until tears mixed with sweat and dripped down in the summer that he understood: this ordinary ball was the culmination of countless people's dreams.
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What do you think about the character you played having the same name as a senior at your club?
Hanazuki Shigeru: "...I can give you his contact information. I hope the senior will speak directly with the editor."
Warnings:
1. The author isn't very good at volleyball. All the matches are made up using imagination.
2. The protagonist is a model and actor. He's a genius at volleyball, but not invincible.
3. There are wins and losses.
4. The pairing isn't decided. I'll see where the story goes.
Core theme: Surpassing oneself.
The development is quite good. After all, the male protagonist's main job is to be a star. He has a normal spirit in competition. There is no rule that volleyball cannot be a hobby. It is not his fault that he is talented enough to compare with others, but it is really a bit pitiful. He has been in the entertainment industry since he was a child. He has been watched by so many pairs of eyes since he was a child. The media wants to take advantage of him anytime and anywhere. Hana pulled off the altar, and the hero was also used to apologizing, "No matter what, I must have done something wrong." Such a pitiful little guy was deemed to have no competitive spirit even when he went out to play volleyball to show off his skills. I felt that there was really no need to return to the volleyball club, and there was no need for Oikawa Toru to recognize the hero. These two are not from the same world, and each should live his own life.
Why can't it be Kageyama?
I also feel that this development is very good and logical, but I really feel aggrieved for him, even though he has done nothing wrong.
Black hair, blue eyes, sweatpants, I am a genius, remember! While I think the black-haired volleyball idiot must be kgym, I also wonder if kgym doesn't watch TV series. How can he recognize Igarashi? It's Miu who is watching hhhh
The camera in the locker room is so disgusting
In fact, looking at it now, I feel that if CP is still the same as Oikawa, they can only achieve results if the male protagonist is not in the volleyball club. Otherwise, their attitude towards volleyball and the game will always be their conflict point. Oikawa will not have further thoughts about him. Only when Kagetsu is no longer a volleyball player can Oikawa understand him without prejudice.
This mother is really derelict and incompetent.
Emmmmm, the protagonist is too careless about the game. I think everything should be done wholeheartedly and well... (Let's watch it when you finish teaching him a lesson and gain some weight). He is so careless. It's so uncomfortable to watch!! Does he really realize that this is a competitive game, not a stage performance?
It feels quite awkward. In volleyball, if the protagonist is single and has no support, I can't think of how he can play volleyball happily. Being an idol star and having no family is too difficult to handle.
I woke up early in the morning and found that the content of this chapter has been basically changed. To be honest, I still think the first version is better, but the second version is more realistic. I think the first version is better because I really don't want the male protagonist to bear so much alone, but the second version is indeed what happens in life, ugh