Ace of Diamond: Gao Zhiye

Personally, I think this article is the best-looking Diamond A fan from Qidian. The author's writing process is delicate, and there are some eye-catching words and paragraphs from time to time. As a reader, I feel comfortable watching it. And the author has a good grasp of the original characters and is not OOC at all. The plot of the story is also well-conceived, and it does not blindly follow the original plot. Instead, it adds many great but not obtrusive original plots, and gradually tells the protagonist's junior and high school baseball life. The protagonist is fleshed out and truly integrated with the background of Diamond A, as if there should be an ace named Takano in the world of Diamond A. Thank you to the author for bringing such a great work to readers.

The most beautiful Diamond A fanfic I've seen so far, none of them. It's the first time I've seen such a perfect integration of the original characters into the original work. It scares me, isn't it?!! Why is it a eunuch? I didn't even dare to delete it after I left it on my bookshelf. I was just afraid that the author would come back and update it. It's really very well written.

I have to say that although Takano is a story-driven novel, the competition is also well written. There are no particularly big bugs and the logic is very reasonable. This is the best novel I have seen in the past year.

It is really not recommended to go to Qingdao. The protagonist in your novel has been receiving scientific, advanced and systematic training since he came into contact with baseball. He honed the four-seam, freely adjusted the rotation speed, used a camera to assist in pitching and observing the track, and had continuous nutritional supplements and physical examinations. This is completely modern baseball. What can you learn if you go to Qingdao?                                                                                                                                                   Eat three bowls of rice with every meal every day and there is no room to fill up the protein. Are you dragging the tires around day and night? Or do you stupidly swing the stick a thousand times every day? Or was the supervisor subconsciously thinking: Oh, he's a very good pitcher but he still can't beat the 150 ball speed guy. Hey, why not let him be the relay? I don't need to enumerate how much Sawamura was delayed by Seido. A pitcher with the highest achievement of Koshien runner-up is the supervisor? I guess he has no idea when to switch pitches. Apart from those old foxes among the Diamond Aces' reliable supervisors, the only one who has real ability when he is younger is Todoraiichi's father. Todorokizo doesn't think he is reliable, but he has really struggled in professional baseball. If nothing else, his teaching ability in hitting is not comparable to that of Kataoka. Not to mention monsters like Todoroichi. Didn't Mishima Akiha teach him? Based on this comparison, what can Qingdao do to improve the protagonist? Pitching? Ochiai hasn't come yet, but even if he comes, he will probably just add a change ball. Who can teach the protagonist in terms of striking? Don't tell me about Tetsuya Yuuki, it was all about hard training, and Yukiichi also relied on his brains. The only ones left in the team were either weaklings with a strike rate of less than 20%, or those who couldn't learn the striking postures and the nerve knife. So I don't want to beat Eijun, it's just because Qingdao is too stretched. Apart from good equipment and a good captain, there is really no reason for the protagonist to go there.

From the writing style to the plot, characters, and even the dialogue lines, everything is completely in line with my taste! 😭😭😭 I like it so much! Come on, author!! 🌹

After reviewing it again, I feel that it started to look better from Chunjia, but it ended up being discontinued, which is a pity.

Diamond A is about to release a new episode, but the author still hasn't updated it 😭

Don't go to Qingdao to defeat them.

Come to life, my baseball! 🤓🤏🏻😭

@reader Author, it's been two years!