Ace of Diamond: The Magical Pitcher Who Saves the World

There are very few people who can write millions of words about fan fiction, and there are very few people who can write about baseball. Just read it and cherish it. Don't criticize others too harshly. It's good if you write it down. Bear with me 😒

Suddenly I realized that I couldn't support it, haha. I looked at the last author and said that the author seems to have said that if he still writes about baseball, he would like to write a fanfic about Fang Gu. I think it is a good idea, because the passion brought by the speed of the ball is very difficult to compare with other things. Just a fast ball can heat up the field, and modern baseball is increasingly focusing on ball speed (Terashima made Akatsuki Furuya's talent too strong, and the protagonist couldn't suppress it, but it is a realistic comic, and in the end Terashima was in a dilemma and stopped drawing it...). Perhaps we can build a comprehensive comic world with Diamond A as the main theme (Diamond A is currently considered the most popular among baseball anime, and the others are either too old or tepid), or write an if line. I have an idea, maybe it can be written that Fangtani retired due to injuries not long after he entered professional baseball (it was really easy to hurt his body if he kept throwing fastballs before his body was fully grown). He was rated as one of the most regrettable ball players by the world, and then he was reborn in silence and regret. The reborn Fukitani accepted the concept of modern baseball. He knew that there would be too many catchers in professional baseball in the future who could catch his fastball. He valued his body more and felt that he should develop first now, so he planned to hide his edge. However, he was impressed by Eijun and Miyuki and changed his mind. I have to get excited... It's just that the works are hard to agree on, and writing is very energy-consuming. It is also difficult to publish a popular book in the baseball category. If you are determined to write about baseball, it is not necessarily a failure. I personally hope that the author can write a favorite, which can at least reduce the pain. It would be understandable if the author stopped writing. The author really persisted for a long time! Football and basketball are more popular as a competitive category, but baseball also has its own charm!

I hope to write a slightly more scientific Diamond Ace, but I always feel that there is no systematic training, and it is always practice and practice. One set of methods is not suitable for everyone. I think it is better to teach students according to their aptitude. I always feel that Qingdao is a useless supervisor. He's just a pig, he should have been trained over the years. It feels like he is always following the training methods of the previous generation without having his own opinions. It feels like the training methods in high school are all about burning the body in the future.

The novelty of this book at the beginning has also passed, and recently I have basically fallen into the habitual routine of the previous book. Opponents are stronger than in the original work, and teammates are weaker than in the original work. If it weren't for the hard strength specifications in the original work like Honglei City, everyone else would be weakened. The most obvious manifestation is the character of mind. The opponent won't collapse no matter how hard he fought, and all the teammates were startled. The slightest headwind made it seem like the sky was falling, and it seemed like he would lose the next second, and then the protagonist came to the rescue... I know this is to highlight the protagonist, but I really appreciate this description of the whole team being like a dog with Pavlov's conditioned reflex. More than one person raised similar opinions in the comment area. The author's attitude was all humbly accepted. Then what? Never change despite repeated admonishment. So I don't hold out much hope. Anyway, I'll just leave if I can't hold on.

Finally, I saw someone writing about other schools. Most of them should be original. After all, the original work is Qingdao, which is worth looking forward to. I also hope to write something different from Qingdao As long as readers can feel that this is not Qingdao in the skin of a pharmacist, it will be considered a success.

Zhen Shui, let me ask you how many chapters do you need to get water to beat the city?

After reading part of it, it became more and more awkward, so I flipped through the table of contents and decided to give up. The core reason for giving up was that the protagonist was unlikable. Generally speaking, unless the protagonist is a tool like a system upgrade stream, I think the protagonist in a sports novel must have enough desire to win and awareness, not to mention campus sports, a subject that is bound to youth, awareness, and belief. He is strong but has no faith, does not sacrifice his beliefs and ideals for victory, has no love and persistence for the sport itself, is just strong because of his pure talent, and can win because of his talent. I really can't like this kind of protagonist, and I can even say I hate it. I originally thought that the author planned to change the protagonist's psychology after the failure of the key battle in the first year and move forward. However, after looking at the table of contents, it seems that he planned to go to an invincible novel, so I guess the protagonist will be in this disgusting state from beginning to end. By the way, I think the type of invincible writing is stupid in sports writing. Sports is not fantasy. If you win at the beginning, you will most likely only win later. In fantasy, you can provide new opponents through upgrading, but sports writing is difficult. Once you write it successfully, it will easily become a repetition of the first success, which is meaningless. I hope the author can think about it and think about the protagonist and plot planning when writing next time.

To tell a joke, the pharmacist was playing the Big Game, and after five innings, the Thunder hit a home run and scored 1 run.

From the beginning of Return of the Pitcher to the current Magic Throwing Savior, I have read all the Diamond fanfics you wrote, although I didn't pay to read them at the starting point. I searched for Diamond fans in various software and found that your writing is the best. Thank you very much. Since watching Ace of Diamonds anime three years ago, I have discovered that I really like sports anime and read fan fiction. It's a pity that there are very few sports anime fan novels. It's rare to see someone seriously writing diamond fan novels. I hope you have the ability and conditions. I'm looking forward to writing that unfinished novel you mentioned. I'm sorry that I don't have the financial conditions to support you, and I wish you make a lot of money in the future.

I have read several books, but this one is really not a breakthrough, and the professional knowledge of baseball is still not enough. There is a person who wrote Diamond A, which has enough professional knowledge, but it collapsed in the later period. Why do you say that your professional knowledge is still not enough? There are very few pitchers in the major leagues who are less than 190cm tall and weigh 100kg. There are also pitchers. A straight pitch that does not float is not a standard pitch in the major leagues. People like Narimiya were considered geniuses in high school. Without height and weight, they are not even qualified to enter the professional league. I don't know why so many people think they are so awesome. Although the book next door has collapsed, it is still awesome. They are all time-travelers. They can't even compare to a high school student and they are still playing der!