Male protagonist, no CP (probably?), Plot-oriented. I really haven't finished reading this book. It's good for daily reading, but the competition part is too repetitive and not very readable. The protagonist joins Qingdao as a powerful pitcher, forms a pitching partner with Chris, and fights to advance to Koshien. This is the story so far. I am tired of watching the game part. You can read it yourself and see if you like this style. "Baseball Heroes" and "The Prince of Tennis" appear here as backgrounds. Readers who are unfamiliar with them can also read them with almost no impact. The general content can be understood from this work.
Male protagonist, no CP, plot-oriented. The sequel to "Raising a Sports Demon King". The player restarted the second game with the data from the first week. This time he chose to join the pharmacist and become a pitcher again, but things went counterproductive...
The comprehensive comic is currently being serialized in the "Diamond A" part. This article gives the perspective to the team of Medicine Master. It has a lot of original content. If you want to see more about Qingdao, please don't read this article. People who like Medicine Master recommend it. I think the various shapes are very cute [Glasses]. I also recommend the previous work of this article in the book list, you can read it. If you want to read Qingdao, you can read the previous work. Since it's still being serialized, I'll give it 4 stars as a token of encouragement, and then change the rating after the baseball part is over. (Actually, I don't really like to recommend serialized articles, but I quite like this author's previous work, so I recommend it here, please don't criticize if you mind)
I don't really like first person, but this one is pretty good. The male protagonist is said to have no cp, but I feel that the protagonist is a bit like Miyuki. There are some chapters in the middle that are too gay, which made me feel on pins and needles... Generally speaking, it is more emotionally delicate. It tells the story of the transformation of the protagonist and Miyuki's surrender relationship in a large space, and there is very little development with other teammates. If you expect to see a lot of daily life, don't read this article (but I quite like the author's interpretation of Miyuki, and the emotional interpretation is very good [glasses]). The competition and professional content are still as good-looking as ever. Maybe because it is an ancient novel, there are a lot of descriptions like "Don't act like a girl". If you mind too much, don't read it, it will be very irritating. In addition, there are some slightly extreme color exchanges. If you mind, you can skip it without any impact. The protagonist is a typical strong and tragic setting. Maybe because of my personality, which is too empathetic, I felt a little uncomfortable throughout the whole story, and I was always filled with a sense of loneliness. Personally, I think the ending was also very rushed, and many problems were not resolved. Although I won the game, I still felt a strong sense of regret, neither better nor worse. I was immersed in the atmosphere on the eve of the finale and couldn't get out, alas.
Cp Miyuki Kazuya, the male protagonist (Danmei), plot-oriented; the male protagonist is Eijun's twin brother, a catcher-turned-outfielder, a strong bat, basically a hard worker, I personally feel that there are no flaws in the plot, the competition, various daily plots and psychology are well described, and the behavioral logic of the characters is very consistent with the original work. It is worth noting that this book is very old, so the writing style is obviously that of the early Tieba period. Readers who have not seen fan fiction on Tieba may need to get used to it. There are emojis and some color jokes. I personally accepted it well because I have been exposed to Tieba period fan fiction. It deserves five stars. Four stars is purely based on my personal subjective experience. I don't really like the author's main CP (I can get it but it feels weird). I'm addicted to Zhe Team (No, please don't be picky) However, it is a big hole that should not be filled in (the author also has a book called Female Housekeeper, in which the protagonist goes to Jumo University. It seems to be well written, but because the home venue is not Qingdao, there is no tasting. If you are interested, you can try it, it is also a hole)
No CP, male protagonist (in my personal opinion), plot-oriented; the order of drama is Diamond, Row, Strong Wind, the ratio is 4:5:1. The protagonist is a hitter who is at the same level as Chris and started training from scratch. The protagonist entered Koshien in the second grade to realize his dream, but then disappeared. The author said that he will write a second part, and he is looking forward to it. This book made me get the charm of third graders.
The male protagonist, plot-oriented, no CP, mixed with the game setting of Disco Elysium; some chapters are more stream of consciousness, which may make you a little confused at first, but the author personally thinks that the writing is very strong, and it is highly recommended to read; but it is not recommended if you have a psychological shadow of the 80's incident or do not like the villain. Readers who read the story should also note that the protagonist's past experiences have caused him to be psychologically distorted and he will adopt many extreme methods to act. The main story is the story of the protagonist being healed by Qingdao, but the healing process is not a refreshing process, it is very sad (highlighted), and readers who cannot accept it are not recommended to read. The last and most critical point is that the ending is far away. At least I felt disappointed after reading it.
Male protagonist, plot-oriented, no CP. Nice! I have included other baseball series (super-intelligent games, etc.), But the proportion is not large. It is rare that the main character is a catcher, and the ending is a bit hasty.
I like this book very much. It has a male protagonist and a good plot. The biggest drawback is that it is not finished. I am really looking forward to the rest of the story!
It's a bit Mary Sue, but the fanfic is so cool! The heroine, plot-oriented, combined with other sports series, CP Miyuki Kazuya, the ending is a bit rushed.