Prince of Tennis: Starting with Breathing Techniques

Choosing this book title is definitely a comparison with another version of yourself! 🤭

How much understanding do you actually have of the characters? Do you think Seigaku can be changed by one person? Do you think that old woman Ryuzaki is just a figurehead? She doesn't agree with your changes whatsoever. Ryoma was only allowed to be a regular player as a first-year student because he is Nanjiro's son. The others still have to pick up balls. I don't know what you're writing. It's a complete joke.

The title of this book seems to differ from the title of the book next door, "The Prince of Tennis: Starting with Breathing Techniques," by only one character. (ᇂ_ᇂ|||)

I really like Snake Breathing, but this is so confusing. The concept is great, but go check out "Prince of Tennis: Starting with Breathing Techniques." Your writing on skill level is so vague.

So is this plagiarism? 😏

The biggest flaw of this book is its excessive torment of the protagonist; it disregards the actual situation in its pursuit of so-called mental growth. Here are a few examples: (●—●) In order to write about mental growth, the national-level doubles team and the Kanto-level doubles team are forced to say that the player was arrogant and his mentality was crushed by the Kanto-level team.

The author seems to lack a clear understanding of the characters' strengths in Prince of Tennis. Sanada, Yukimura, and Tezuka already possessed the "Muga" technique during their first year of high school; they simply sealed it away because they found it too physically demanding. While I agree that their special techniques weren't complete, they certainly didn't have none.

Sunflower: He's so cute, of course he's a boy!

Haha, all I know is that following trends will lead to unfinished projects, a complete mess. I'm not even familiar with the worlds of Prince of Tennis and Demon Slayer before I start writing.

Emperor