Watching Yukimura Throw Himself at Someone

I can completely understand Yukimura's approach. Even if it's a girl he likes, before they get together, their relationship is just acquaintances with classmates, not even friends. It gave me the feeling that it was not Yukimura who was holding it, but the heroine. This is also a "common problem" with the protagonists in many rebirth/soul-traveling stories I read. The protagonist will unconsciously look at other people and things from a high-dimensional perspective, which does not give people a sense of transparency. When the heroine said that Yukimura, you are bound by your name, was she speaking from the perspective of a friend? A classmate's perspective? Or are you standing in a high dimension unconsciously? Normal people would think that you have no right to point fingers at me. She said Yukimura was bound, so why not herself? The protagonists of those time-travel novels also think about the possibility of returning to their original world one day. The "past" has seriously affected her present and future. Sometimes being able to live in the present is also a very remarkable quality.

After all, this is a V article. I hope the author will explain the update rules.

I suddenly had an idea. Could Yukimura's dream be that he was under too much pressure and was a bit split? The feeling of Feifei on the plane was not that Yukimura dreamed it while he was asleep, but that Yukimura saw it. But he had always seen it in dreams before, so Yukimura thought it was a dream. The doctor also said that he was dreaming before. It may be that he is under great pressure and it is recommended to see a psychiatrist. Some people say that he is bound by the name of the Son of God, so he cannot lose, instead of Seiichi Yukimura who cannot lose. The reason why he dreamed about Feifei at the beginning may be because Feifei comforted him after he failed to win the third consecutive championship in the country, plus he bumped into him when buying candles. When Feifei arrived, Feifei gave him the candle, which made him subconsciously feel that Feifei had seen his embarrassment and didn't care about the title Son of God. She only saw Yukimura Seiichi himself, and in the dream, Feifei saw only Yukimura Seiichi himself, who was not the son of God, so there was empathy. I fell in love with Feifei, and later found out that she really didn't care about the Son of God, and even Yukimura Seiichi was only Yanagi Renji's minister before I became interested and really liked her. I even think that Yukimura really started to like Feifei in this chapter. Before, he was just pure stubbornness and empathic care. As mentioned before, Feifei saw Yukimura Seiichi's dark circles under his eyes, and he obviously couldn't sleep well. Therefore, it is estimated that Yukimura's mental problem may have occurred at the beginning of their candle encounter. Feifei in the dream was Yukimura's subconscious cry for help and self-rescue.

Yukimura can lose to others because his skills are inferior, but it is unacceptable that xfg insists on a "happy tennis" concept. Just like there is a saying on the Internet, "If it is smooth, it will be smooth." But in fact, it is "Only if it is smooth, it will be smooth." Relaxation and happiness in certain things are inherently a privilege, just like repeatedly asking Yukimura "Are you happy playing tennis?" It doesn't matter if you are happy, or unhappy, it doesn't matter. Now he is standing on the tennis court like this. Some people may say that seamlessness represents a philosophy of simplicity and simplicity, but Yukimura has no special skills. He just hits the ball back. Isn't this the philosophy of simplicity? What is happy tennis? Maybe xfg wanted to write that Li Haida has been "alienated" because of his pursuit of victory. But in the same plot, such as violent tennis, the master of Tentenbao directly beat Kawamura black and blue, Nagoya's Tibetan rabbit directly hit Kirihara on the net, and some U17 high school students Kirihara played violent tennis out of subjective malice and should be condemned, and others who injured others were "who said you are inferior to others." This double standard approach will lead to a paradox in xfg's philosophy. Since we want to describe the alienation of the final boss, why is there no plot to express the alienation of the game? Some of the plots portrayed by xfg cannot support the so-called "happy tennis". It is like writing a mystery novel. The tools for committing crimes must be things that are visible in the plot. It is impossible to write something in the end that has not been explained in the previous plot. Back to the plot, I feel that as an athlete, Yukimura will definitely not be able to win all the time. How to think about the reasons for failure and how to deal with the psychological problems caused by failure can easily become a problem for teenagers of this age. But these problems may be unsolvable, just like the pony crossing the river. Everyone has different methods, but none of them may be suitable for the pony. Maybe the only solution is like one of my favorite commentaries: "If you fail, fly high again. When there is no answer, you can only keep moving forward."

Wentai: Will her ideals still last forever? 💔

Not sure why update to V?? 💔

I know that I should take off my guard a little bit, but if I am resisting subconsciously, it will be really difficult for the two of them to have in-depth communication, let alone a relationship. The feeling is still far from ambiguous [Tuck your cheek][Tuck your cheek]

Oh, the subconscious reaction is very fast, but the subconscious reaction cannot catch up with my wife.

Although, I quite like Lian Er and her. They are all from the Liu family.

It's so subtle, I like it so much. Sure enough, he will definitely know how many people are particularly beautiful. Feifei doesn't care about you at all, hahaha