Kuroko's Basketball: I'm Not the Boss?

Fuck, I'm so sorry, it's just muscle memory. When I saw the words "sunspot" and "basketball", it automatically came into my mind.

Awesome, the plot of the protagonist's game is briefly explained. You played 3 chapters in the supporting character competition, you know how to write fan fiction.

I must have made a big mistake... Stepped on a poisonous spot. I will write according to my own ideas! If I keep changing it again and again, I may not be happy to read the book in the end. Thank you for your suggestions and criticisms. I still decided to follow my own ideas, no matter what happens in the end. This book will definitely be about what I want to write, not what others want to read or what I don't want to write.

How to say it. . . Even though I am Japanese in this life, even though my bonds are all in the black basket. . But I don't know if I'm a little awkward. The last few chapters have given me the feeling that the protagonist is completely Japanese. Judging from the explanation in the first chapter, it should be that he was born in 2022 as a freshman at Black Basketball High School, and he only stayed in Japan for two years. I felt a little weird before when I couldn't speak Chinese. Are you still looking for opportunities to learn Pinyin? Don't you have the pronunciation in mind? I don't know how old the male protagonist was in his previous life, but since he was a 22-year-old college student, I would assume he was born after 2000. 20 Years of soul instinct. Can't speak Chinese. Although muscle memory can explain the past. But I can't accept it. Foreigners who don't know pronunciation or pinyin can still say hello, thank you. Although it is not standard, people don't know how to pronounce it and which sound they should pronounce. It can only be imitated. I have 20 years of Chinese in my head, but can't pronounce the pronunciation and grammar? If you want to say that you have a bad intention and deliberately don't say it, then I can accept it. I want to say that I can't accept it. It only took me two years to learn how to bow. Completely forget your habit of staying in your previous life. Of course, if you want to say that this is the world of Black Basketball and not the previous life, then I can only say that the protagonist does a good job of doing as the Romans do. I felt uncomfortable watching this episode about returning to China. It gives me the feeling that the protagonist is already a foreigner. There is only the state of the Japanese.

Why combine sunspots and basketball

I thought Brother Chicken's basketball was there, so I came in to take a look.

The author, the heroine is Momoi? Stop it, it's so weirdah

Isn't it the National Youth No. 1 That I spent 80 starting coins to read four chapters? Who is the protagonist among them?

I don't know if the author can see that there is even the WNBA in the black basketball team. How could there be no NBA...

For me, the most important thing is not to join the national youth team of which country. It's not that important. After all, I was reborn and was Japanese from birth. The unpleasant part is that the protagonist wants to join, but is looked down upon and rejected, and then the protagonist has no way to prove himself. It's not about changing nationality and slapping Japan's national youth in the face, but it's too deliberate, as if it's catering to the general environment to please readers. Anyway, I found it a bit awkward. This positioning of the protagonist is very uncomfortable, and it is destined to not be "enjoyable". At first, I didn't feel that there was anything wrong with being the second master, but after being slapped in the face, I realized that even if the protagonist said harsh words, trained extra hard, etc., He still seemed inexplicably lacking in confidence. Unless the protagonist's ability is improved beyond that of Kise, or he breaks away from Kise and forms a new team, otherwise as long as the protagonist is still with the Generation of Miracles, he is destined to be a supporting role. When I read the novel from the supporting character's perspective, it didn't feel any better, let alone the plot of being slapped in the face. 🙂