Ace of Diamond: The Magical Pitcher Who Saves the World

It's rare to find someone who can write millions of words of fanfiction, and even rarer to write about baseball. Let's cherish this while it lasts. Don't be too harsh on them; just writing something is good enough. 😒

Suddenly realized the fanfic is gone, haha. Looking at the author's last post, it seems they mentioned wanting to write Furuya fanfic if they were to continue writing baseball. I think that's a great idea, because the excitement brought by fastball speed is hard to match with anything else. Just one fastball is enough to get the stadium buzzing.

I hope to write a slightly more scientific book on Ace of Diamond. I always feel there's a lack of systematic training; it's just constant practice, practice, practice. One method doesn't work for everyone; I think individualized instruction is better. I feel the coach at Seido is useless. He's just a pig; he must have become too much over the years.

The initial novelty has worn off, and it's recently fallen into the same pattern as the previous book. The opponents are stronger than in the original work, and the teammates are weaker. If it's not characters like Raichi Todoroki who have a solid strength level in the original work, everyone else is nerfed. The most obvious manifestation is one's temperament.

Finally, someone's writing about other schools! Most of this should be original content, since the original work is Seido, so it's worth looking forward to. I also hope they can write something different from Seido. As long as readers can feel that this isn't a Seido story disguised as a Yakushi anime, then it's a success.

Seriously, how many more chapters of filler are needed to beat up the city's top students?

I read a bit and got increasingly uncomfortable, so after flipping through the table of contents, I decided to give up. The core reason for my decision was that the protagonist was unlikable. Generally speaking, unless it's a system-leveling story where the protagonist is essentially a tool, I believe that in sports novels, the protagonist must have sufficient willpower and awareness to win…

Here's a joke: Pharmacist beats City University, and in the fifth inning, Thunder City has only managed one run with a home run.

From "The Return of the Pitcher" to "The Savior of the Magic Pitcher," I've read all the Diamond Ace fanfiction you've written, though I didn't pay to read them on Qidian. I searched for Diamond Ace fanfiction on various platforms and found yours to be the best; I'm truly grateful. Since watching the Diamond Ace anime three years ago, I've discovered I really enjoy sports anime and fanfiction.

I've read several of them, and honestly, this one doesn't offer any breakthroughs. The baseball knowledge is still insufficient. Someone else wrote "Diamond A," which had enough professional knowledge, but it fell apart later on. Why do I say your professional knowledge is still lacking? In the Major Leagues, pitchers are rarely under 190cm tall and weigh 100kg.