Cp Oikawa, long-term protagonist whose unrequited love was rejected. This article is indeed in the rainy season, and it has a sour and humid feeling that I didn't expect to see in a sports article. Quite novel. But I only read half of it, mainly because the author would write some unpleasant plots. The illegitimate brother who is the product of his father's cheating and cheating on the protagonist often appears and clings to the protagonist. The protagonist hates it but only runs away without being slapped in the face. It is too frustrating to watch.
After only reading a few chapters, the protagonist gave me the feeling that my mental age is in elementary school, and I still prefer a smarter protagonist.
It's quite good-looking, with a lot of competition but the writing is light and not too dry. Having won both the IH and Spring High Championships, I have no regrets in my career. The male protagonist has a deft but aggressive attitude, and everyone plays in a happy tone without too much entanglement. This is good. I think Wen really doesn't want to find fault for himself. The disadvantage is that there are many dog sculptures with unclear meanings. Although the writing is quite cute, the male protagonist has a calm personality and is not a canine creature at all. I don't know why the author is so obsessed with dog sculptures.
CP Oikawa, main attack. I've only read a few chapters, and I don't really like Gong who talks a lot and makes it very ambiguous when he clearly has no feelings.
I only watched the free part. The male protagonist is a young master + a junior high school basketball captain. How can he be a 24K pure idiot... It's too fragmented.
Cp Oikawa Toru, first person. I only watched the free part. It's so strange. The protagonist, a girl wearing a shemale number, fell in love with Oikawa online and then they broke up after being ridiculed while playing in a match. After transferring to another school and joining the Aoba Josai volleyball club, she became confused again. She looked frustrated and embarrassed...
Cp Oikawa Toru, only watched the free part. Old enemy brother + contrasting social fear, it seems like it can create such an interesting conflict, but why is it written so blandly...
CP Oikawa Tetsu, the main character, is not ugly, but falling in love > volleyball, or rather volleyball is a part of falling in love. It really shocked me to see that even winning the national competition was skipped in one sentence.