Ace of Diamonds: Don't Want to Be a Pitcher

It's well written, I must finish it.

Author, you win. I felt that the protagonist was really frustrated after reading it.

I didn't expect that I was the first to comment. Based on my understanding of Diamond Ace fandom, the author did a good job. I would like to give a small suggestion. I hope our protagonist will not over-practice during the practice process and find the right method. In fact, I have always felt that there is something wrong with Qingdao's practice. It's just a cookie-cutter exercise, not the kind of exercise where you find the right method. I don't like Director Kataoka's point of view, and I don't like that kind of blind practice. As a supervisor, you should have correct guidance methods. You should not just accept the training methods left by previous predecessors, but also keep pace with the times. Well, the protagonist should be a batter, not a pitcher. Don't be an ace just for the sake of being an ace, protect your body. I have always felt that the ace theory is too damaging to the human body. How can anyone throw more than 100 balls in a game? Can your arms bear it? Maybe it won't show up during this period, but it will probably cost you your future. I hope the protagonist can understand the latest baseball training methods in the world. Don't always listen to the supervisor.

It seems pretty good so far. It's okay for the protagonist not to want to be a pitcher, but the outfielder can't keep this attitude. It will be a bit annoying. Also, as a fielder, you have to keep your feet mobile at all times, and you have to move left and right to hit the strong and weak bats. You rarely stand there.

I don't understand why I'm not a pitcher

Some of Diamond Ace's views are that it is difficult for everyone to hit some low corners because they are swinging. The correct method should be to fish. Moreover, Qingdao's idea about eating is to reasonably supplement protein, increase load, and not consume a large amount of carbohydrates. As an athlete, this is extremely unreasonable. It lacks explosive and durable special training, rather than blindly swinging the bat.

The pitcher is the most influential position on the field

Isn't it true that in the third grade, you can't get into Koshien just like in the original novel?

Generally speaking, I would feel uncomfortable reading a protagonist who has a lot of bullshit, but I felt comfortable reading this one👍

It looked okay at first, but as soon as I entered the plot point, the protagonist started to mess with me in various ways, and the supervision also made strange arrangements. Later I realized that it was not the protagonist who was messing with me, but the plot arranged by the author. It made me feel all kinds of angry. Alas, it was really a mess, so it was withdrawn.

It's a pity that I'm not a time traveler. It doesn't make me feel like I'm a time traveler.

Damn, your updates are getting slower and slower.

Suitable for Diamond A fans, the psychological description of the characters is also good. Not suitable for baseball fans, because the description of baseball is really confusing...

The author writes very well, and the protagonist is also very thoughtful and protects himself very well.

It's hard to watch when there are always mistakes in the data. There are often mistakes between points, and also between positions. The opponent often adds an extra point. Basically, it happens once in every important game.

Very well written, keep it up! Do you have any other novels?

Will pig trotters never be pitchers in the future?

This ending is a bit painful. . . I feel like I've been traumatized too

Why should there be Ochiai Hiromitsu? I really don't like him.