Is baseball a sport for one person or for a whole team?
In the face of absolute skill, does it really matter?
As long as that guy... Ayasegawa... steps onto the pitcher's mound, as long as you see him swing the bat with your own eyes, you'll understand what it means to be truly blessed by heaven.
If there's such a thing as a protagonist on a baseball field, then Ayasegawa is the unbeatable ultimate boss who makes the protagonist realize there's nothing they can do.
The manga Diamond of the Heart is genuinely amazing. I highly recommend it!!!
Much of this story follows the manga's plot. In other words, if you think the story is exciting, the credit goes to the manga; if you think it's a mess, that's down to my poor planning. Please feel free to make suggestions. I'll accept them with an open mind. I'm writing this purely out of love, so there won't be daily updates. I'm sorry to anyone following along. If you don't mind, you can save it to your library and let it gather dust. The more people who save it, the more motivated I'll be to write. Love you all, mwah.
Though he's not just a grade-schooler, Jiro Ayasegawa is a sports prodigy whose attributes are maxed out from the start. He loves sports, but his extraordinary talent leaves the people around him feeling crushed, making it impossible for him to fit into the competitive atmosphere. Unable to stand how his talent puts everyone else under pressure, he avoids sports. Then he sees the warm, welcoming scene at the Adachi Bambi Hardball Club and is moved by their cheerful camaraderie. He joins their baseball club for fun, and a series of stories begins...
Worth mentioning: so far, only a Chinese translation of the manga is available, and it's still ongoing. As of now (when I started writing), there are only 56 chapters. The delicate portrayal of the characters' inner lives is excellent. This is a masterpiece, absolutely top-tier! Highly recommended. This story is told through multiple points of view and may differ from later developments, since the manga is still being serialized. Please bear with me.
Theme: Youth, sports, competition
I've been heartbroken while reading the manga. I hope Xiao Ling can happily play baseball in the future. She's still just a child.
When watching the national team match, I felt that both Aya and Momo had positive feelings for Tomoe (the kind of elementary school students who think who is better with them). When watching the extra episode, I wanted to cry, but at the end, Aya and Momo showed up and they had been together for three years and had feelings for each other. Baseball is still too magical. Let the three of us live a good life together.
Very well written! It's like reading a novel version However, I would like to ask whether this article is biased toward the original or the corrupt? Momo x Ayase River x Madoka, this twisted triangle + micro ntr, I am so addicted
What my wife said is great. Really, this comic is quite real. It easily puts me into the perspective of a mortal to see Aya. I feel that the emergence of genius is a crushing of mortals, but the pressure is mutual. In this comic, I also see the sadness that comes from genius.
The comics are a masterpiece, and those who read them will burst into tears 😭