A few warnings:
I'm nearsighted, and sometimes my vision isn't great, so there will be quite a few typos in this story. If you have time, please point them out to me. Thank you so much ^ω^
Please turn off your brain while reading. I know my writing is really bad, sorry π_π
Just treat Gin and Been's storyline in Detective Conan as pure brotherly affection. The author thought about it for ages and still isn't very good at writing romance.
There's a Shinjiro/Fuji pairing in here, but they only appear briefly, and I won't describe them in detail.
The author is a single dog.
One important thing: this story is not friendly to Seigaku. Seigaku fans, please don't come in.
The plot is a bit messy at first, and very childish. I wrote it in high school. I started writing Chapter 64 in college and plan to finish it little by little. You can start reading from Chapter 64, since that's where the main story begins. Xiao Ye is basically a cheat character, an incredibly powerful person. To Rikkai Dai, she's a sparring partner and coach, as well as a close friend who works hard alongside them. She was created to help Rikkai Dai make up for its regrets. After they win three consecutive national championships, Xiao Ye will begin her own professional career. I'll imagine that she's sabotaged by South Korea in an international competition, while Japan refuses to step in or do what's right. In the end, she'll win all four Grand Slam titles as an independent athlete. She'll also compete in the Olympics as a representative of China.
No CP! No CP! No CP! I'm saying it three times for a reason, but feel free to ship whoever you want.
Good grief, I write on my phone. I've thought about using a computer, but for some reason I can't download the program on mine. Besides, a computer really isn't as convenient as a phone. Anyway, there will be typos. I reread what I write, but some still slip through. If you spot any, feel free to point them out, dears. Thanks, kisses.
Tennis match scenes are a real headache for me, so I'll skip them whenever I can.
Ever since the Nohara family went to a tennis club when she was four, Nohara Ye has been interested in tennis.
When she was six, after watching Jujutsu Kaisen, Nohara Ye became obsessed with the strongest character, the third male lead, and resolved to become the strongest tennis player.
From that day on, Nohara Ye began working toward that goal.
The first step to becoming the strongest was joining the strongest junior high school. That would be her first step on the path to the top. With junior high just around the corner, Ye began looking for the strongest school.
Hmm... thirteen consecutive Kanto titles, and Mori, currently the strongest junior high school player, is still there. Perfect. It's you, Rikkai Dai!
Xiao Ye really thinks becoming a professional tennis player is a great idea. First, she likes tennis. Second, it's a short career. Third, the prize money is huge. If she works hard now, she'll be rich before she's twenty-five! What is there to hesitate about? Become a pro!
One day, Xiao Ye takes Xiao Kui to a sporting goods store. There she meets a boy about their age. He's quite handsome, though he looks a little cold. She notices him rubbing his arm with one hand, his eyes dim, and learns in conversation that he's being bullied at school. Poor thing. Leave it to Lady Xiao Ye to save you! She directly pressures the poor kid into taking her to his house, where she tells his parents everything. Later, she hears that Seigaku's tennis club has been suspended for a year!
Please note: Ryoma will go to Rikkai Dai, Tezuka will go to Hyotei, and Seigaku will probably disband. As for Fuji, he'll go to St. Rudolph.
I've run out of inspiration. If that bothers you, feel free to drop this story or come back in a few years. I recently saw the latest Prince of Tennis plot, and all I could think was, "This is completely ridiculous." College is exhausting too, so updates may be slow.
16+3. Also, Nohara Ye is a girl and Shin-chan's twin.
Theme: Becoming the strongest
What I find most puzzling about Conan's plot is why he went to live with Xiaolan's house in the first place and arranged a shared bathing scene. The bathing scene together is just for the male cartoonist. Why did he stay at Xiaolan's house when he was investigating the case? He was already living at Xiaolan's house. Why didn't he tell Xiaolan because he was afraid of danger? It wasn't him who introduced the danger. Xiaolan's family didn't even know that they were in danger. Wasn't it even more dangerous? I really don't understand Little Japan's logic. (Is Xiaolan not considered a close contact of Kudo? Gin was led to go to Tomouri, and he himself knew it was him as the main reason.) If you don't tell Xiaolan, who can barely understand it, why not tell Moori Kogoro? Moreover, as soon as his parents came back, they saw that Kudo Shinichi had shrunk and stayed with the Maori family. They actually just gave him a lesson about his own safety, and then deceived the Maori family together. I don't believe they didn't guess that the usual reasoning is to stun someone directly with an anesthetic needle. At least the person is the future father-in-law. It feels like there is no respect for people. I only watched the animation. I don't know if it is the original animation or the comic. It stuns the person. The prisoner finally swung the knife to kill Maori. In the end, after hearing it, his head was still scratched and bleeding. I feel that I have not reflected on my own method. The above is just a matter of the cartoonist's setting (it's not that Kudo is bad, and Conan is really becoming more and more boring, and the latest movie version is so boring)
22222 Lihai Da! Fortunately!!
??? Where did the information come from?
Can a traditional Chinese medicine shop treat Yukimura?
I didn't expect that I could eat melon after reading this article (wow)
Dama, no blcp ah ah ah ah
"Burn Yukimura's GDP" is a big bug for the author~ CPU, right?
"I lent my arm back." This is a big bug for the author~ pick up
"Information" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ confidence
Hiss... There are a lot of typos