
Genshin Impact in the World of Prince of Tennis
网王世界里的原神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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419Chapters
5.2kRecommendations
26.3kFans
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I've only read a few chapters so far, and I hope there's no female lead. If there is, I hope it's not Mai Nakano, just a background character. I didn't get the appeal or the humor in Mai Nakano's work; it just felt awkward and didn't fit the style of a sports manga.
The main character is a bit useless; maybe the author doesn't watch Prince of Tennis much. To give an analogy, imagine you just easily defeated Byodoin a couple of days ago, even the demons couldn't get a single point from you. Today you face Tezumi, and only win after using all your strength, and that's only because your hand is injured and he can't use his special techniques.
Why not write about someone in the same grade as Tezuka, Atobe, and Shinmura, and try to win a three-peat? It would have been so much better if they just wanted to run into Echizen Ryoma.
Damn it, I get so frustrated and frustrated watching every game.
It has to be said that Rikkai University truly has an unbeatable lineup. With Yukimura, Sanada, Niou, Renji, and the newly graduated Mori, they have five national-level players. Rikkai's three-peat in the championships—if Ryoma didn't have the protagonist's plot armor, they would be unstoppable.
Ryoma has really been nerfed. Even his Ten'i has been removed. The author treats Kogane like his own son and doesn't seem to like Ryoma at all. It's one thing for the original protagonist to lose to the main protagonist, but I originally thought that Seigaku and Yamabuki would have a final match so that the main protagonist could deal with Ryoma who had activated Ten'i. In the end, they still have to fight Rikkai. Seigaku is so pitiful. They've been targeted!
Why do we need to use skills from other worlds to write about tennis? Can't you create your own set? If you can't even create a set of skills, how can you come up with a complete system or write original content?
The main character's personality is really boring. He keeps talking about being domineering and such, but he's nothing like that at all; he's just a boring brat.
I checked back a few days later and was still turned off. Here's a joke: the state of "no self" can break the seal; what's sealed are the skills of Geo and Raikou. 😁
The attributes were completely overwhelming. Putting aside the cheats, even with the fully upgraded Thor skills, just using E (E skill) was enough to crush him. Furthermore, it was against Tachibana Yoshihira, who hadn't yet overcome his inner demons. Crucially, the description initially stated a complete dominance, then suddenly told you the score was 6-2 at the end. Unless it was a fixed match, I simply don't understand how they lost.