Prince of Tennis: The Miracle Era!

I admit that most people who play in Prince of Tennis are talented, but there has to be a limit. If you continue writing like this, in order to have something to write about later and allow both sides to fight a few rounds, I estimate that Sengoku, who is in his third year of junior high, will be able to beat Polk, Yukimura and the others will be able to fight Nanjiro, and the protagonist will completely crush Nanjiro as a matter of course.

The more I watch, the less interested I become. It feels like the talents of the Generation of Miracles have been nerfed. The progress of students from other houses is obvious, while the progress of the Generation of Miracles doesn't seem very significant.

The growth was too rapid, and it felt like it weakened Miracle's talent. Both being among the top talents in their respective anime worlds, Miracle's talent clearly seemed a level weaker in the story. This isn't a wallbreaker, just a stepping stone!

My brother is probably tired; today's update... Such a perfunctory attitude from my brother... In this case, it's better not to update at all. It makes me seem unreasonable. Some, Never mind, never mind, my brother usually... He was so carefree, but it was tough on his sister-in-law. One chapter a day is enough, lest we get... Then my brother said I was petty.

This book's strength lies in its creativity, but it also fails because of it. It elevates every character's level to a point far exceeding the talent of the anime characters, even altering the rules of the Prince of Tennis tournament. As a result, characters who weren't particularly strong in the anime are now comparable to Tezuka, everyone seems to have gained Sharingan, and everyone can learn…

It's not good. The old man giving Tezuka a power-up is one thing, but then the protagonist is touted as incredibly strong only to be defeated by Fuji in a doubles match… speechless. It's not that losing is unacceptable, but losing too easily is ridiculous. One second he's unleashing a furious attack, the next second Fuji makes a decisive move and Mega Evolves, and the protagonist can't even catch a single ball… speechless, it's like Sukuna fighting Gojo Satoru…

My assessment of this book is that it elevates the talent of middle school students to an unlimited level while drastically lowering the talent of high school students. Don't talk about the intense competition in middle schools; international competitions are even more so. What are professional athletes for? In the original story, the German captain achieved single-player resonance, a world first!

I finished reading it, and I feel it's the best-written Prince of Tennis fanfiction. It's a complete blowout compared to some of those "Dragon King Returns" versions that forcefully elevate the protagonist while abandoning the original work. Some people read only a few chapters and immediately started talking about power levels—it's laughable. He lost, but he won next time.

I don't understand what some people are criticizing. I've read most of what they've said, and to summarize, it's that the protagonist raises everyone's combat power under his leadership. But that doesn't seem very harsh. As long as the protagonist is invincible, isn't that enough? Can anyone actually defeat the protagonist? It's not a problem that other people can learn the protagonist's moves.

The power levels are basically broken. You need to add restrictions. Is Nioh's cheat code that overpowered? Is everyone like Nanjiro? You need to revise it. Don't you have long chapters in your books? How are you going to write the paid chapters later?