
King of Baseball
棒球之王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 89k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Sporting Events
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
41Chapters
0Votes
3.1kRecs
40Fans
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Reader comments 29
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Since the author has the time and energy to start a new book, why not finish the old one properly? The last book is one of the few superior baseball novels I have read so far. I am very much looking forward to the subsequent development of the protagonist. I have also promoted it on other platforms. What is the result? The author's updates were extremely unstable, and it became a quarterly updated novel. Later, Half Eunuch ended up being unfinished. If the author still has no time and energy to write a book, will this book be the same as the previous one, where the enthusiasm for writing is exhausted and then it starts to eunuch and then ends? Originally, I should encourage and congratulate the author for opening a new book, but I always have reservations about authors with criminal records. I will not continue to read this book. I will wait until it has more than 2 million words before starting to subscribe. If the author can redeem his character with this new work, then I can support his subsequent works.
I don't even understand that a good baseball novel was so criticized. The author didn't make any money writing books for love, and now it's completely unreadable. Baseball novels were originally written by a few authors who were not popular, and none of them are here. . .
To be honest, this book is really good so far I can't say how good it is, but with its current quality, as long as it doesn't drop too much and the word count exceeds 1.5 Million, it will definitely be a masterpiece in baseball. The identity and background that the author has arranged for the protagonist so far are very suitable. The protagonist comes from a baseball family, studied baseball at a famous Japanese baseball school, and played in Koshien. Then I plan to participate in Japanese professional baseball training after graduating from high school, with the ultimate goal of playing Major League Baseball. This path is very stable, unlike some people who don't know what to do. They want to play Major League Baseball as soon as they start. They don't even have a growth process, and they are not happy at all. Moreover, the author interspersed some rules in baseball to explain them very concisely and clearly, and also enriched the chapter skeleton without excessive word count. If you write some business stuff during career development, you can easily write one or two million words.
After seeing the author's last chapter, I said... How should I put it? Baseball-themed novels are inherently unpopular. We should cherish every little seedling we have. View every baseball novel as the best with the most tolerant attitude. If you don't like it, you can leave silently. It's a pity that some people don't cherish it...
There are currently less than 20 chapters updated, and the author is able to update it steadily on a daily basis, unlike the previous book where he updated it randomly at a later stage. The protagonist is now new, with a more distinct personality than at work. There are obvious long and short versions. Unlike the previous version, the protagonist is a hexagonal warrior and has a rigid Chinese character. The protagonist of this book obviously has his own ideas and style. He has a certain basic knowledge of baseball. He is also excellent in dynamic vision and ball selection. He likes to choose good balls that are easy to hit. Hard-to-hit good shots are basically missed, so the batting rate is not high, but long hits are easy to hit. He knows nothing about defense and sacrifice. The protagonist is not too keen on bunting or batting. The writing rhythm is obviously much faster than before. I guess this book is to make up for the regrets of the previous book and to write it professionally. But what is more depressing is that the first protagonist is a hitter again, not a catcher this time. The expected ace character is gone. Secondly, the protagonist has a girlfriend. Relationship history is probably not the author's strong point, so he has basically avoided it.
How to say it! No matter what kind of sport you are playing, if you want to be successful, you must have a strong desire to win. The protagonist does not have this, he feels like a bystander, too out of place.
Most of the comments I read were praising and affirming the author. I don't understand why the author would say that he has lost his enthusiasm after being criticized. What a pity. I suggest the author not to read the comments section if he writes a book in the future.
Let me tell you a little bit about my views on the opening paragraph. Because I have followed the previous book, I naturally have a favorability bonus, and I am also used to the author's steady writing style, so overall I still accept it relatively well, and I am looking forward to the following chapters. The protagonist of this book is relatively mature in thinking in the field of baseball, and he has just joined this group as an outsider. In addition, the pace of writing about the game this time is currently relatively fast? So I feel a little less lively than Xiao Zhe... The lively and proud bamboo horses in Shangbenli, the kind and enthusiastic seniors, the lovely and attentive managers, the painstaking supervisors and teachers, all kinds of images are vividly displayed on the paper. I feel that Xiao Wang's image is still a little thin at the moment, and the story development seems a little flat. I wonder if we should consider adding more interesting interactions between characters? Of course, I believe that everyone in Huajuandong will definitely become a united group after experiencing the baptism of sweat and tears together. It depends on Xiao Wang's performance! I talked a lot 😂 In short, I just hope that the author will write better and better, and this article will be liked by more fans! Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง
I hope the author can redeem his character from the previous book with this book.
Writing about baseball in China is like writing about table tennis in the United States