Ace of the Diamond: The Strongest Batter

It would be perfect if it had a Japanese name. How do Chinese people behave in Japan?

First of all, let me explain that I have not read the original work. This is also the first Diamond fanfic I have read, so this book has a great influence on my impression of Diamond. When I read this book, I had already finished it. I subscribed to read the first half. The second half was probably the last round. Sorry, I read db. In fact, this book is well written. For me, who has basic baseball knowledge but has never read the original book, the author's writing is very receptive, and the protagonist and some supporting characters are also very well portrayed. The main theme in the first half is growth, which is both the growth of the original protagonist and the growth of the protagonist of this book. From passionate sports to anime, the most attractive thing is always the story of continuous efforts to become stronger, rather than the story of the king leading the soldiers to kill monsters. This is also one of the reasons why I think the author's writing is weak in the middle and later stages. During the exchange competition, the protagonist has been designated as "the first hitter in all RB high school students, the strongest, there is no ball that cannot be hit in high school students" and other adjectives to modify the protagonist. In the middle and late stages of the novel, the protagonist has become the strongest, so the main theme - getting stronger, this time is weakened a lot by the author's setting But having said that, baseball is a sport of nine people after all. The strength of an individual cannot bring absolute victory to the team. At this time, it begins to transform into the strength of the overall team. In this regard, the two pitchers really depict the growth, whether it is psychological or technical. The battle between the two pitchers is very exciting, and the "cute" setting can't help but make people smile. Kazuya's main aspect is that he is a catcher. His presence as a guide for the two pitchers is convincing, and his sometimes vicious villainy gives him a lot of vitality. I think he is also a character written very well by the author. Due to the layout of the novel and the author's writing power, it may not be possible to take care of all the players in it, although each person still has a specific description. But! It's too pale... Even Kuramochi, although his strike rate is still not high in the later period, I can really feel his improvement; while Takatsu, who was deeply portrayed in the previous article, suddenly disappeared, and when he came back again, it became the last kill of Narihito without success, which makes me wonder if I have read less chapters; there are other team members who are really not impressed and can't evaluate it; but among them, I feel the most To the helpless Koharu, let's say he is not great. As mentioned above, he has a 100% on-base rate. Call him great. In the later stage, I simply don't know what role his existence played. He is the person who really made me question where his ability has grown. Whether it is actual ability skills or firm mind, what he is like in the beginning and what he will be like in the later stage. His strength may only live in the words of the audience before his appearance. In addition, one thing I want to complain about is that I don't know what the situation is in the original book, but in the novel, the supervisor is probably the existence of the mascot... Being a supervisor instead of an ordinary coach means that it is not enough to train the team well. The existence of the supervisor determines the direction of the team, not just pre-match planning. The best strength of a supervisor is on-the-spot command on the field. The strength of the third grade in the early stage and the growth period of the protagonist made the supervisor

In the original work, there is an overseas student named Yang Shunchen. This name sounds very powerful. The protagonist is named Liu Yong, just like a passerby. Japanese people are better at picking Chinese names than Chinese people. Suddenly I feel very sad. The name Liu Yong was chosen randomly by the author, right?

Personally I think the game is too lengthy. There are very few scenes where the protagonist is a batter, and the current game descriptions are worse than watching animations. Everyone said before that the fast pace may be one game after another, and the remaining scenes of the campus, the protagonist's daily life and training to become stronger are less. Then it gets really long when it comes to describing the game. Originally, the current competitions were all unoriginal animations, and the protagonists had few roles and flashes, so readers who are familiar with Ace of Diamonds, including me, were bored. I strongly recommend the author to read the complete novel "Chinese Youth's Jiaziyuan". The length and description of games and daily life are well mastered. I personally think it is the best online baseball novel ever written~

He's an international student again, so his name can't be that of an anime character? If you don't like it, give up decisively.

I'm speechless. During the battle between the pharmacists, the male protagonist was playing soy sauce. This time he was playing soy sauce again... He was also the strongest hitter... He even hit two home runs against the American team... He couldn't even beat Daocheng... The American team is better than the Japanese team, not to mention that there is only one Daocheng... It's getting worse.

Come on, there are too few A-level novels, thank you for your persistence, come on

I don't know if the author has watched Major League Baseball, but I personally think it is the best baseball anime.

Not only is it a bit niche, but also because of the name, I was too lazy to click on it as soon as I saw it, so I'd better choose a good name in the future.

I'm here to replenish my ticket. I really like Diamond A, and I also like several of the author's fanfics.