Haha, the author's card is updated in the year V. I used to follow it chapter by chapter, and it was very tiring.
If you don't mind this and want to try it
The first one is Tennis. It's very funny and hilarious. I feel like the male protagonist is miserable.
The second one is football. I haven't watched Blue Lock, and I feel like it's all about a bunch of middle schoolers.
Except for volleyball and anime, I have watched almost nothing else. I have only heard of Kuroko's Basketball, Prince of Tennis (is this one), Blue Prison (?) And what about the swimming club?
Anyway, there was no supplementary episode when I watched it, so I think those who haven't watched it should be able to watch it.
I think some of the protagonist's self-reflection sessions are a little bit abrupt.
There is also a very controversial situation at the beginning. In order to let the male protagonist integrate into the team, the coach became the villain, so that the male protagonist and the team can become more integrated in order to defeat the villain.
But here I feel that the author may have failed in writing or something? I feel like I don't understand the coach very well, but I feel very sorry for the male protagonist, and I feel even more distressed because it's written so realistically [changed]
The rest is actually nothing, the plot is compact and the pace is just right, and the introduction of various skills and the crazy convolution of the male protagonist are all written, and it feels okay. Except for the coach Lei, there are no other big surprises. If it doesn't work, you can jump (just a suggestion)
Sometimes it's funny, sometimes it feels very sorry for the protagonist, and sometimes it's touching because of friendship.
The only thing I don't quite get is why the protagonist in the sports competition category, as a free agent, can do "without any catching training but not miss a ball??"
But the duality of gods and ghosts written by the author is so good. I feel that the ghost game is actually the real strength of the protagonist. Even this book is a bit biased towards the Dihua style (?)
There was a break for a while, but fortunately, I was about to review at the time when he stopped, so it didn't have any impact on me ()
Now I have updated it again, it is quite long, and the writing also feels very smooth and the rhythm will not make people feel uncomfortable when reading.
The only thing may be that the author is not very good at writing competitions ()
I've never seen a protagonist like Yin Jiaocheng, ram!
The heroine with low self-esteem plays archery and Sunshine Wood Rabbit volleyball, admiring each other
Hiss... How can a small volleyball team have so many negative characters... Laws, aren't we sunshine day students?
Okay, no kidding, I haven't read it for a long time and I kind of forgot about it, but since I didn't choose to put it out of the bookshelf, it proves that even if I don't like to read it, there are still parts of it that I think I can savor.
Can be eaten
I don't know how I caught up with him at the time... When I first saw this, I thought it was about business development... Who knew that he thought about it and went up to play volleyball on his own...
The struggle of ordinary people written about is so real, but the protagonist, Baby, is there a possibility that you can also be considered a little genius? We ordinary people are not like this [changed]
It's quite good-looking, but I didn't watch it for personal reasons. It's great!