An Infinite Journey Starting with The Prince of Tennis

The full score is 10 points, the plot is 7 points, the character description is 6 points, the writing is 2 points, and the overall score is 5 points. I want to read it, but I can't stand it. There are too many typos and wrong words. Sometimes you even have to guess what the sentence means. As you watch it, you feel that it doesn't follow the same sentence. This writing skill is only in the sixth grade of elementary school 😒

1. This is a fan fiction, not a competitive novel. Please be sure not to compare reality with this book in order to seek a sense of existence (unless someone in reality can use the Tezuka Domain, break cement pillars with tennis balls, and play ball with aliens). 2. I don't know how to play tennis. All the professional terms that appear in this article come from Baidu Encyclopedia and the Prince of Tennis comics. (PS: I am a sports waste and a lazy cancer patient. I cannot play basketball, football, or volleyball.) If there is a rule bug, please ignore it. 3. This book is a secondary creation. Everything is based on this book. Please turn a blind eye or close one eye and discuss it peacefully. Please do not scold the author. The author is petty. (How do I know whether ZONE is more powerful or the ultimate in seamlessness? I don't know how.) 4. Give away a guide to becoming a genuine reader without spending money (there is now a function called new book investment, which means you can get book coins by investing, and one of the investment achievements is the achievement of completing the book, which is worth two thousand book coins, that is It means that you can create a small account, then download the Writer Assistant, use the small account to become a writer and write 2,000 words at will. After passing the review, use your own large account to invest in your work, and then apply for the small account and complete the book, and you will get two thousand book coins. Becoming a legitimate reader is just around the corner...) 5. This post is updated from time to time...

How many people like me stopped watching the Net King after leaving the basketball world?

When Tezuka was injured in Tennis King, I felt that Coach Ryuzaki couldn't escape his involvement. When watching the anime, I felt that this coach was useless at all. He didn't care about training or tactics, so what's the use of her?

Author, there is one more word on this page, a convenient thing I will tell their minister about your Ice Emperor's request There is one more word "of"

The picture of Tezuka and legs that I originally wanted to use for the cover was taken from Baidu, but it had a watermark on it, but I couldn't P, and then Fuji's picture didn't have a watermark... Then I wanted to use two pictures together, it was so difficult... Above picture

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From the perspective of the entire Tennis King, the old Ryuzaki woman is a mascot, the training is the plan drawn up by Inki, the formation is the idea of ​​Inui and Tezuka, and some forbidden skills are used when encountering players, such as Kawamura's Wave Ball, Tezuka's Phantom and Type-0. It whirred and said it was not allowed to be used, so stop. Also, Tezuka's injury was entirely due to Ryuzaki's inaction. At the same time, the three giants of Rikkai, Atobe, directly took over the rights to the tennis club. Shiraishi was also the main candidate in the four days. What about Tezuka Fuji? In picking up the ball, there is a reason why Aogaku has such a big name as Echizen Nanjiro, and then has been unable to enter the national competition. Compared to Ryuzaki, Yamato is much more effective than her. Among the famous coaches who have appeared in the Tennis King, Ryuzaki is the worst. The memories of Higa Middle School's Sootome coach in Kute against Tezuka clearly illustrate that the Sootome coach The training was carried out with Higa's people on the beach using canes. The best coach in the junior high school should be Yamabuki's coach Miya. Facing Seigaku who has Echizen Nanjiro, he defeated Seigaku 4-1 through formation, which directly proved that he and the old woman Ryuzaki were as good as each other. Rokkaku's father was also an awesome coach. The Echizen family was no different. Tezuka, does the growth of these people have anything to do with Ryuzaki? He is completely a coach who can win by lying down.

Wuhu~

The Prince of Tennis is really attentive, forget about anything else,