Prince of Tennis: This Player Has Justice on His Side
网王：这个球员背靠正义
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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390Chapters
3.3kRecommendations
35.1kFans
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Halfway through the first chapter, I felt the protagonist's personality was a perfect match for Seigaku; they're both pretty trash, seemingly trying to show off, but in that old-fashioned, fantasy-style way.
Don't you think the title of "General" is a step below what the other side is entitled to? They're all emperors, sons of gods! 😂
The protagonist and Atobe were having a one-on-one match. One minute he was trying to show off, declaring he was in a rush to get home for dinner and needed to finish Atobe off quickly. Then, to show off even more, he demonstrated his immature cross-grip technique, playing several more games despite being a clear 6-0 stomp, and even getting mocked by his opponent… Wait, is this kind of self-contradictory bragging tactic some new trend? I don't really understand. Can someone explain it to me? 😰
Seriously... What kind of mentality do people have to click on this page after reading this synopsis? It's 2023 already, and this kind of wildly cool and arrogant fantasy writing style can still attract people?
Seigaku is a pile of shit, yet they still write Seigaku.
This latest chapter takes us to Germany, and then the classic scene of someone looking down on the protagonist delivers a powerful dose of slap-in-the-face humor.
If a first-year student like Kikumaru and Oishi can defeat the two heroes of Kyushu, and with the protagonist and Tezuka, who are guaranteed to win, there's absolutely no suspense in this game.
Any story in Prince of Tennis that involves going to Seigaku naturally loses its appeal and makes the reader want to continue reading, just like writing a League of Legends esports story about going to RNG.
I haven't seen many suggestions yet.
I've been reading a lot of new Prince of Tennis fanfiction these days; it's usually just about helping Japan win the championship. My suggestion is to train hard and go abroad; even the world's top four would be fine. Forget about Japan. Even in fanfiction, I don't want the protagonist to help Japan. Isn't it more satisfying to beat up Japanese players? It's better than a wish-fulfillment story. 🙂
I don't watch any of the students who go to Seigaku. In the anime, if Ryoma weren't Nanjiro's son, he would have had to pick up balls for a year too.