Prince of Tennis: The Break-Point Sleeping God

I'm speechless. From chapter 100 onwards, right up to the main text, it's enough to make you want to quit. It's not even a question of whether it's toxic or not. Although there were a few chapters where some ridiculous Tai Chi sect members tried to cripple the protagonist's martial arts, that chapter was incredibly awkward to read.

I watched for a while and realized I'd seen it before, so I couldn't continue. It's a fantasy story disguised as "The Prince of Tennis," but the characters' personalities are basically all messed up, and all sorts of haphazard settings have been added. It's barely watchable as a fantasy story, but when you put it into the context of "The Prince of Tennis," which has an original work, the reading experience is extremely poor.

Ugh, seeing the martial arts elements mixed in makes me not want to watch anymore. I'll just watch the ending and leave.

When writing fanfiction about Prince of Tennis, try to avoid including too much about picking up girls, making a few million dollars, gangsters, and other urban themes.

The plot was okay at the beginning, but it was too pretentious, and the male lead's constant womanizing act was really facepalming...

Speechless. The cover uses photos of the three main characters, but the main character is severely out of character (OOC). Describing him as an arrogant and conceited madman is going too far. In the official lore, Yukimura treats acquaintances, casual acquaintances, and enemies with seriousness, maintaining a 50% favorability rating—higher than most people's favorability towards their teammates.

The author clearly hasn't studied Prince of Tennis; at most, they skimmed through the plot and then proceeded with their mindless writing. A perfectly good premise has been wasted. What kind of garbage is this? There are so many versions online; you could easily copy one and it would be better. The characters' personalities are all distorted, and they keep throwing in other things. It's neither a proper urban novel nor a proper fanfiction; it's a disgusting hodgepodge.

The writing is rather poor. If it weren't fanfiction, it might be readable without much thought, but since it is fanfiction, it should at least be more faithful to the original work, and the characters' personalities should be portrayed better.

This is from a martial arts novel, I'm impressed.

Wasn't this supposed to be a national conference? How did it veer off to other things? The whole novel is like popping candy, jumping here and there, the plot doesn't connect at all, it's utterly speechless, the worst novel I've ever read.