Prince of Tennis: My Tennis Skills Come from the God of Death

It's finally here! Following Naruto Tennis, One Piece Tennis, Demon Slayer Tennis, and Saint Seiya Tennis, I knew someone would write about Bleach Tennis.

Qidian should add a refund mechanism for abandoned projects 😡

After reading the first few chapters, to be honest, I'm a little worried that the combat power will also collapse later on. Judging by the timeline, he had just entered junior high school and could beat Phoenix with his basic skills and broken skills, even though he had the advantage of location. If this is the case, and the Shikai attacks another dimension, wouldn't the Bankai be invincible?

The biggest problem with Prince of Tennis is that the fighting power levels became excessively high in the later stages; how will this be resolved? Or rather, it won't break the immersion in a way that makes you want to laugh. Once this is resolved, I can really continue writing.

We've hit a bottleneck. The protagonist's showing off has become a little... Well, you know. Firstly, there are frequent matches with almost no off-field entertainment lately. Secondly, the opponents are old rivals, and many of the matches lack freshness in their portrayal. Thirdly, the protagonist's pattern is too predictable: he holds back a lot of power before crushing his opponent.

How about writing a story where someone from Prince of Tennis travels to Bleach, their Zanpakuto is a tennis racket, and their Bankai can create a black hole ball that could destroy the Bleach world, but their Bankai is forbidden?

It seems the project has been abandoned. It's a pity that the book I followed all the way to the top of my bookshelf will be deleted again.

The current two chapters a day should be changed to one 4,000-word chapter instead. Not only is the writing short, but it also frequently breaks off chapters, making it tiring to follow every day. And what I've wanted to complain about for so long is that the protagonist provides his teammates with professional equipment and a team, possesses the skills of a Shinigami, recruits Nanjiro as a coach…

It feels like a typical "show-off and face-slapping" story: "I can win even if I look down on the protagonist" - "The protagonist unleashes his power, and the bystanders say it's terrifying and should we stop the match" - "Easily wins, no wonder he's the protagonist" - yet another one looking down on the protagonist... A never-ending cycle.

Just one question: Have you watched The Prince of Tennis?