[Ace of Diamonds] Who Is the Childish Ace?

In the server of "The Boy Who Penetrated the Galaxy" during the summer vacation of the third year of junior high school, the relationship between "I want to be the number one ace" and "Prince of Tokyo" was stronger than a baseball string. Sawamura Eijun was chewing a popsicle while typing on the keyboard. Seeing that the other party had once again parked the warship in a pile of meteorites, he couldn't help but post: "Your Highness, are you using meteorites as a target to practice your accuracy?" The private chat replied instantly: "What do idiots know? This is called strategic stealth." Immediately after, the system popped up a prompt "Tokyo Prince was hit by a meteorite, health value -99%." Sawamura laughed so much that he almost dropped popsicles on the keyboard. When the quarrel reached the 300th round, it somehow turned into a dungeon with continuous wheat. Sawamura listened to the rustle of pen scratching paper from his earphones, and asked, "His Royal Highness, is he writing a suicide note?" The other person paused and threw over a sentence: "Draw your pitching posture—as stupid as a chicken that just learned to fly." Later, even wheat became a habit. Sawamura would gesture at the screen with the curveball he had just learned, and Narumiya would sneer on the other end: "I don't even have any strength on my wrist, and I could hit my feet if I threw it." But before hanging up, he would add, "I'll take you through the advanced dungeon at seven o'clock tomorrow morning."; Narumiya complained that the coach had to train until late at night, and Sawamura said "you deserve it", but secretly checked the weather in Tokyo and sent a message "remember to bring a towel". On the day of the three-school round-robin competition, Sawamura rushed into the training ground wearing Seido's uniform, and met a boy in a white shirt - his hair was light blond, his eyes were slightly raised, and he was surrounded by a group of people shouting "Naru-chan". When the opponent turned his head and glanced over, the baseball in Sawamura's hand hit the ground with a thud. This face couldn't be said to be somewhat similar to the "Prince of Tokyo" in the game live broadcast screenshots he secretly saved. It could only be said to be exactly the same. "Hey, isn't this the 'number one ace' who can't even dodge meteorites?" Cheng Gongming walked over with raised eyebrows, and his voice was exactly the same as the one in the headphones, "Qingdao's training ground is bigger than your vegetable patch, right?" Sawamura's face turned red, and there were a hundred baseballs hitting him in his head: "Why are you here?!" "I'm Daocheng's ace," Cheng Gongming leaned over to pick up the baseball and deliberately scratched his palm with his fingertips. He smiled like a cat that had stolen a fish. "But you, idiot - you've been thinking about online dating all summer, but you didn't know that the person opposite you is from your archrival?" Sawamura's ears were as red as fried eggs, and he stammered in defense: "Who, who fell in love with you online!" "Oh?" Narimiya shook her phone. On the screen was the chat history between the two of them. It was a confession message sent by Sawamura with a silly star emoticon behind it. "Then what is this? Cross-school friendship?" There were cheers from his teammates all around, and Sawamura wanted to find a crack in the ground to crawl in, but Naomi Ming was still pushing the envelope: "But, because you are so stupid and cute," he took a step closer, his voice low, like a cat that accidentally nudged over, "See you online next time, I'll give you a three-pointer?" The sun was making people warm. Looking at the smile that couldn't be hidden in the other person's eyes, Sawamura suddenly felt - so what if he was his archrival? Anyway, from the eight hundred rounds of pitting each other in the game to seeing each other on the court in reality, this noisy fate has long been as sweet as melted popsicles, sticky and inseparable. "Who, who wants you to give in!" He yelled with a pinched neck, but when Narimiya turned around, he secretly changed the note of "Tokyo Prince" on his phone to "Tsundere Naru-chan (Daocheng version)". Well, it seems more interesting to bully people online and offline together. Big-voiced idiot Gong VS Tsundere is awkward Concept:: Watching two idiots argue online until their ancestral graves are smoking. Then they turn around and find that they are rivals on the court at the other end of the network cable. So they go from virtual cheating to real life, saying harshly, "I'm going to blow you up this time," while secretly giving each other a sports bottle. Stuffed Sugar - The main theme is "the harsher you scold, the sweeter you feel in your heart", turning enemies into happy enemies, and proves by the way: love is a thing, no matter who the rival school is, if you fall in love, even the mutual pitfalls are sweet and silly!