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The original protagonist CP and the two male protagonists of Sichuan are a novel about Aoba Jonishi winning the championship. The protagonist is very strong and almost never loses. The emotional line of this book was stretched and I felt a little uncomfortable. To be honest, it was a bit bloody in the middle period, but after the later stage, it was okay. The straight-up protagonist has a cold face and cute appearance, and he combines string music and swimming, but there are only a few characters and not many characters.
The main text of the Day 4 disaster type is finished, and the extra chapter is currently being updated. The main character is set as a real player and is invincible. There are more blue lock plots overall, so it is twisted. In the small volleyball plot, the school chose Yinju, and the Blood God Cult won a great victory [Spreading Flowers]. It also included King of Nets, Black Basket, and Prince of Tennis. It seems that only Ice King appeared. The Black Basket plot is from the Teiko period. Please note that the author frequently stops updating this book, so it is recommended to read it after it is finished.
My favorite romance novel, CP Kuroo's original heroine, our Yayin is a very cute little girl, this is the first one. The story of the heroine being tricked into becoming the manager of the Yinju volleyball club by a young boy. The young couple's interaction is sweet and reassuring, just like the Prince of Tennis and Kuroko's basketball. It's a light romance novel.
Stardew Valley Farm mainly plays volleyball, and the home team is Inarizaki. There is no CP. He is a very humane farmer. It's also quite cool. The main character is a gifted genius and has super physical strength. There are various group stays at the farm that shake the world, but there is no teleportation or anything like that. It should be noted that the author particularly likes animal elements, and there are a lot of such descriptions in the article.
The original protagonist focuses on the cp of Oikawa. The early stage of Invincible Liushuang is okay, but it can be clearly felt that the perspective has changed from the original attack to Oikawa. During the competition, it seems that the descriptions of other people in Qingcheng are more than the protagonist, especially in recent chapters, the descriptions of the protagonist are very little. And I feel that the author was a bit bookish in the later period. Many plots that were foreshadowed in the early stage were not reflected in the later stage. For example, there were a few chapters in the early stage where coach Wu Yang taught the protagonist, but in the later stage, coach Wu Yang watched the protagonist's game and was shocked that the protagonist can jump very high. I think if he actually taught him, he would definitely know the protagonist's touch height. The later games are also very slow. I feel that the author wants to show Oikawa's ability to lead the team's tactics, but it takes five or six chapters to write a game. The latest one with Xiao Gu is about 30 chapters long, which is very tiring to read. Generally speaking, it is a cool novel with two male protagonists in an invincible style. You can read it in a short period of time.
Kageyage CP, at the beginning Kageyama confessed to Kunimi, because it was a CP that he had never eaten before, so he ate it. Overall, it's okay. Kageyama has a kind of beauty that doesn't understand people's words. Kunimi really worked hard, but there is no description of the game and there are few volleyball parts. The main text ends at the summer festival. I don't like the if line so I didn't read it.
A cool article with an original protagonist, The Fourth Natural Disaster is really cool. The home team in the game is Aoba Jonishi, and in the end the school that will be picked out when the game returns to reality is Odai, CP Oikawa. The protagonist has a lot of highlights, but the description of the other characters in the original work is relatively one-sided. Oikawa feels a bit like a male ghost in the article. Overall it's quite relaxing.