Most of the original protagonists, the evaluation is subjective, whether there is CP, heartthrob, pure love 1v1, there is no romance here because I would rather watch more games.
Because it's still in the middle of a series, I won't say too much, but it's really good to watch. I subjectively like some tyrant characters. Furuzawa is a retarded person with 0 intelligence who likes to level up and play games, so let him do it (NPC: Who let whom?!) The writing is smooth and has no flaws.
This is the first volleyball fanfic I read on JJ. Overall, the writing is pretty good and the writing is flawless. But the protagonist always feels that he is very weak (I also feel that it is not realistic after watching it. Is there really anyone who is not aware of his performance on the court), which may make people watch it. It seems that there was originally an ambiguous line with the original supporting actress, but it was probably modified later. (Personally, I'm more concerned about this point and haven't looked at it again after reading it)
Ah, I don't really remember it, but in my mind it's good-looking. From Teiko playing basketball to playing volleyball (yes, I even forgot which school I played volleyball in), the original protagonist of the genius stream, and the writing is readable
Although I haven't seen the end yet, it's great! Good! Look! I personally like the character of the protagonist very much. While he believes in metaphysics, he also trusts himself or his abilities more. Every time this happens, I feel more handsome. All the interactions with Sakuza are super cute!
I haven't watched much but it's okay. The protagonist is also quite arrogant, crazy and even narcissistic (a compliment). He is Feng Lehui's brother (it doesn't matter whether he has watched Blue Lock or not, anyway, I haven't watched Blue Lock at the time and can still watch it). He was already a star player in middle school... I don't remember much about the plot of balabala.
Needless to say, this book is famous. In fact, I wanted to give it five stars, but I suddenly remembered some inexplicable chapters about Blue Lock Theater and memory confusion. I felt it was a bit unnecessary, so I gave it four stars. The devil on the court single-handedly impressed all his teammates (yes, he is a tyrant again), but he is not a genius. He had an experience of being abused in the past few weeks, so he later became a black man (doge (
This is one of the few pure love books that I have watched (the kind that doesn't give up after seeing the stage of love, I don't really like to watch romance). The male protagonist is one of the main characters of a certain daily drama (it doesn't matter if I haven't seen it, but I did watch it at the time, it was very cute!) Maybe it's because of the daily drama. It is well integrated with the volleyball, and the interaction with Oikawa is also very cute, especially when he wears a medal in the later stage, it makes me dizzy... The secondary puppy-type protagonist
In the first 86 chapters, I played tennis and then volleyball. I regarded this book as a uncensored book and didn't read the love story at the end. The original male protagonist is extremely talented, but it feels like the writing of the competition is a bit suspended? The writing can be read
I don't remember much about the plot. I went there for Ryosuke Kira, a handsome guy with white hair and moles, because I couldn't accept his disappearance at the beginning of the blue lock plot. I thought it would be good for him to play volleyball, and my impression was that it was indeed not bad. The protagonist would have PTSD due to his experience in the previous life (after all, his career was ruined because of a ridiculous plan), but it was hard to see it on the surface in the early stage. I didn't watch it later, but it should be solved.
I am very willing to give this book five stars. First of all, it is a free text with more than two hundred chapters. Secondly, it is well written. The plot is compact and the writing is delicate and smooth. Finally, it has convenient transportation. It's a bit of a captivating one (yes, I like it). It has many emotional lines and a genius protagonist. It feels a bit developed since I was a child, but the pace is not particularly slow. I think the possible highlight is the love affair with Uuchi Tenma, also known as the Little Giant? Some people would mind if the protagonist falls in love with his elder brother when he is only 14 years old. (I don't mind anyway. In the article, the little giant was also verbally taught a lesson by the protagonist's sister)
The early writing was very good. The protagonist cannot exercise strenuously for a long time due to poor health. However, there are also protagonists who appear in the public eye as substitutes. The protagonist is very talented but suffers from physical problems. It was a pity that I had a sudden illness and missed the game (it seemed), and I didn't watch it after that.
I remember it was also a puppy-type protagonist who would look at you with bright eyes. He was also very talented. I don't remember the plot. I read a plot with a strong wind blowing in the text (Hakone Ekiden, right?) But I didn't see that. Overall, my impression is that it looks... Comfortable? Because I don't quite remember the plot, I have to give it three stars.
As the title suggests, the original male protagonist's path to becoming a disciple after being bound to the system after rebirth is quite good. Let's join this big family and play together.
I don't remember. The character of the protagonist is very suitable to my taste. She is a lazy beauty with a good brain and so on (there are many shadows of old friends flashing through my mind)
The original team actually has little to do with the little volleyball plot. The original story started a year ago, but the free text has a good feel and is included.
I haven't seen this romance book either, I just read it to kill time, and I don't remember the plot. Anyway, the male protagonist is a setter with a dirty heart and a good brain. I like it very much (no one cares)
Mrs! Boss! Mommy! Come back quickly. How can I live without you? ! Brother Lu, who has a strong sense of dom and is very upright, is Gong Shuangzi's brother who is two years older. He was also a volleyball player in his previous life. Teacher, please take me away. I can't live without you. When will I come back for dinner? ! ! I'll take you to a restaurant! ! (?
I'm more tolerant when it comes to free, with more emotional lines, a bit of a heartthrob, and a genius protagonist. Possible highlights: EABO setting, but I didn't see any A to E? Could it be the last few chapters? (Maybe because I didn't watch the ending)