Cool! He is also a volleyball player with a brain, but sometimes it feels like the protagonist is a bit too pretentious. The protagonist of "Dark Society Beast" is in Xiaogu, which is generally good.
Cool! The setting of aggressive free agents and gods is a bit complicated, but you can just ignore it and just enjoy it. Everyone in Inarizaki is a good fox.
I haven't finished it yet, it looks more like a new OC than the original setting. Xiangyang exists in the world at the same time, and the plot with Xiangyang is very awkward. The plot of playing volleyball in Yinju is very normal and generally watchable.
It's a crazy book, and we can't save the players. The latter part was a bit crazy and boring (?) And I haven't read more than 150 chapters. The parts I watched were very funny and the player persecuted everyone.
The Lion-Hearted King - His Highness Tsuchiya! ! ! It's so enjoyable. It's the most enjoyable book I've ever seen. There is a blue lock in the middle, and there is basically no plot between the sword and the king of net. The protagonist has a deep entanglement with everyone in the volleyball team and reincarnates for many weeks just to defeat the volleyball team.
The Sliding Setter Technique haha is quite interesting in the beginning. The protagonist starts out as a free agent and then changes his position. His character is a perfect idol but he has a lot of inner drama and is very contrasting and cute haha. Well, the emotional line at the back is very ordinary.
It's not finished yet. Well, as the author said, the plot only differs from the original work after more than 100 chapters. The first part is really very similar to the original work (to put it mildly) I'll wait until I forget the original work to read it again.
The character of the protagonist is very interesting and the narcissistic attribute is well grasped. He and Cone formed an awkward combination, hahahaha, they are cute. However, I felt that it was more interesting to write with Cone's cb when I was not enlightened. But when we actually talked about it, it was a bit awkward (I didn't watch the extra)
I haven't finished it yet, the emotional line is a bit awkward (referring to the protagonist, I personally feel that Ji Yan in it is more interesting than the main CP)
I haven't finished reading it yet. CP Maomao is too OOC. You can check out the long comments in the comment area. The teacher's writing is very to the point.
Before I finished reading, Su Fang transferred to Yinju to play volleyball and gradually became interested in volleyball (?) However, the main story still felt like unwinding my heart knot with everyone from Fang Feng Ling, so I gave up without seeing the subsequent games.
Skip to the back and watch Manxing Club directly. I didn't comment on the relationship line with Yuchi in the front. A book that writes about professional games in more detail is like Noya Jidura going to play professionally. Everyone is very happy to see the sparkling people on the court. Thank you Ushijima-san!
The human-machine protagonist is silly and cute, and Shirabu's incarnation as a sarcastic servant is very interesting and easy to read. After reading it, it turned out to be the author's first book, which is very good. What's more surprising is that it contains Demon Slayer Academy, which is quite unexpected haha
I haven't finished watching it, but I personally feel that Maomao is a bit OOC. The scene where they pretended to be a couple made me extremely embarrassed.