
Slam Dunk: Chasing Dreams in the League
灌篮高手之联赛逐梦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Basketball
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I originally didn't want to read alternative Slam Dunk fanfics, but there have been too few Slam Dunk fanfics recently, so I wanted to give it a try. But when I found the discussion about Haruko's fate in the comments, my heart suddenly sank. I watched those two episodes and gave up. Of course, maybe the author pursues the beauty of imperfections, but I still can't stand it. This is a fanfic after all, so why did it have to be written like this. I don't know the quality of this work, but the author's choice of such an ending would have made many people abandon it. It would have been fine if he had taken it lightly or allowed Haruko to remain innocent, but after reading it, I felt uncomfortable without venting. It's too poisonous. I don't ask for a perfect ending, but forget it if it's too poisonous. After all, Sakuragi and Haruko have always maintained that kind of relationship. After waking up from their infatuation with Rukawa Kaede, they should understand Sakuragi's feelings. At least Haruko should always react when others confess their love. This is completely ignoring Sakuragi. If Sakuragi does something wrong, or one of the two has given up, then they can break up. There is no problem with my hand, or looking for happiness, but what is this? It's not that I have any mysophobia, but that the handling is too... I still remember that I have seen many settings where a couple is destined to separate, but they handle it in a way that makes people accept it.
Seeing that Qingzi doesn't love Sakuragi but loves other people, I decided to read the book
[Comment] I couldn't help but cry when I saw Sakuragi returning to Japan to participate in the talent show.
Alas, I am getting old. It seems that I have gone back to junior high school to play basketball. Sakuragi's funny character is really not suitable for setting the bar too high right from the start. I think he must have developed a lot of things in the United States for three years, but he may not be able to use them because of his brain problems. In fact, he is a bit similar to Beasley. Beasley has almost no defects in technology and body, but has brain problems.
This is your dream, not someone else's dream. If you separate Qingzi, no one will see it, and it is not realistic.
How many people fall in love with basketball just because of Slam Dunk! I really want a sequel to Slam Dunk!
In fact, I didn't want to read Haruko when I saw it. Maybe it was similar to my personal experience. After reading this book, I felt uncomfortable all the time. This is not what I want.
The author made a mistake. Shohoku failed four or more subjects except Akagi. He asked the teacher to make up for it in one night after the final exam. After Shohoku played Sanno, he was eliminated by Aiwa Academy, that is, Aiwa Star Stars, which Amu took Sakuragi to watch. However, the champion of which national league was Morishigehiro and his team, and Hainan was second.
It's impossible to have a sequel to Slam Dunk. After all, after graduating from high school, the original cast is no longer the same.
Without saying anything else, I'm going to take a look at the author's book because it's so long. After all, I've never seen such a long slam dunk article.
Well, I really don't like Japanese authors publishing novels here!