Kuroko's Basketball: Xingyun

Author, doesn't Japan have a tradition of the underdog overthrowing the superior and the strong being respected? Hurry up and make the protagonist the team leader, let strength speak for itself.

Personally, I feel it's a bit awkward to use a Chinese name in Japanese anime, especially one with a classical Chinese feel. 😂

I just want to know, after I dribble to the frontcourt and get into a triple threat position, how clueless must the opponent be to leave me open for a shot and defend against a drive? What kind of drive defense are you going to defend? If you dare to dribble, it's a double dribble call. Is this the kind of student Mamba coached? Can't they even forget the basic basketball rules?

The writing isn't very good; you yourself know it's messy, yet you put it in the first chapter to explain, but you actually say it only started falling apart after the first year of junior high, haha. Kaijo and other character settings are all out of character, plus unnecessary details about Mai. The writing got even worse later on.

After reading about 20 chapters, I realized the author seems to have a poor grasp of basketball. What the hell is "crossover"? It's an ankle breaker! A crossover is a dribbling technique involving a crossover step and a crossover dribble to break through defenses, while "ankle breaker" is an ankle breaker! Even if you don't understand English, you should at least Google it!

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The early episodes were riddled with flaws: special admission, no explanation to the team about creating a WeChat group, hostility from teammates, a change of heart after the Teiko match where teammates decided to help the protagonist, and then the coach removing him from the starting lineup.

There are few Kuroko's Basketball fanfictions, so please keep writing, especially since you've included that man in your story. That man is the best example of perseverance!

The protagonist is a deadbeat, a jerk, a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, trash, a brain-dead idiot, an orphan.

This book is really unfriendly to readers. Many settings, especially those from the previous book, aren't even explained in a separate chapter, making it very difficult to understand what the book is about; it's disjointed and incoherent. Secondly, there is too little description of the school backgrounds, time periods, and worldviews.