I really like the emotional line between the protagonist and Yukimura, but I can tell that the author dislikes some of the characters. Personally, I feel that Xu Fei is convulsed, and the characters in the novel are also victims. Whether it's Kikyo going crazy, Tezuka being a coach or Kanto Rikkai's crazy behavior, it's all caused by problems with Xu Fei's ability. However, it is also a common point of view to criticize characters based on the plot. Readers who have a favorable impression of other school characters may need to be mentally prepared. For me, although I prefer more peaceful writing, this book was quite enjoyable to read. After all, it was quite annoying for Xu Fei to cheat on Qing Xue, so the author should be okay if he cheated on the protagonist and slapped him in the face? The protagonist who defies the sky and the earth but defends his shortcomings is very suitable for Lihai Dacong.
The combination of Netou and Fusui, the male protagonist Yukimura Seiichi and the female protagonist are powerful. Some of the scenes that shake the worldview are really interesting, and the love scenes are also good. I got it.
The heroine is a bit self-dedicated, and caring too much about her younger brother and the Prince of Tennis makes people feel a bit burdensome. But the description of children in the family is very realistic. What children want is the favor of their parents, and they can be loved even if they are not good children.
In King of Net and Conan, the princes encountered a series of murder cases because of the protagonist. The protagonist had an accidental constitution and was very perverted, and the cases were quite interesting. There are also many big scenes that combine the Eight Eggs theater version with tennis matches. The protagonist's life experience is related to the winery. Both his parents are dead and he is Kudo Shinichi's half-brother. With a tough and kind character, the princes healed the protagonist and protected him in crisis. 5 Stars for the first part, 1 star for the bad ending, the organization was not solved in the end, the parents of the protagonist are still a mystery, and the whole story ended at the U17 training camp.
The most interesting part is not the protagonist and Yukimura, but the author's complete setting of Tatekkai's past, why it has been able to prosper so long, how it changed seniority to strength first, and what successive tennis ministers have done without a coach. It's really admirable.
It almost doesn't involve competitions or other tennis clubs, but the young couple is really sweet. They have a good impression of each other at the beginning. The girls can see ghosts and there are many regrets and dangers related to the meeting. But overall, the whole story is warm and peaceful, and it makes people's hearts warm.
Basically follow the plot, some competitions are exactly the same as in the anime, but the princes are all cute and not OOC. The heroine's ability is to invalidate fantasy tennis skills and her basic abilities are excellent. The first half, up to the national competition, has no CP, but the heroine is very cute, and the princes automatically assume the role of brother and father.
Basically follow the plot, some competitions are exactly the same as in the anime, but the princes are all cute and not OOC. The heroine's ability is to invalidate fantasy tennis skills and her basic abilities are excellent. The first half, up to the national competition, has no CP, but the heroine is very cute, and the princes automatically assume the role of brother and father.
Cp Tezuka Kunimitsu. The heroine is Chinese and plays Go well. The male and female protagonists of the two worlds wear each other's bodies, and together they conquer the whole world. It's been a long time since I've seen Wang Wen, a netizen, working so hard. In the end, the world merged and he was successful. The traces inside were so good that they were truly angels. Tezuka is not a labeled iceberg, he is very good.