I'm Reborn, So Why Would I Still Play Tennis?

He couldn't hold back any longer. It wasn't until chapter 35 that he finally broke down in public and made up his mind to play tennis. Then, the next 30+ chapters were just bland drivel. For a protagonist who has lived two lives and transmigrated twice, to need someone's words to break his resolve to play tennis, when he had zero goals before, is just too strange.

It's too slow. I know the author probably understands how difficult it is for ordinary people to play tennis, so he wanted to depict those difficulties. Even if the protagonist really wanted to pursue tennis, it would be very difficult. To make it reasonable, some characters were introduced to give the protagonist resources, but there's too much space for that.

The premise is good—mastering the skills of Prince of Tennis and then fighting in the real world. But if you're going to write it like this, you should write it as a complete crushing victory, unless the opponent is a world-class player. The protagonist only has a fighting chance because his five attributes, especially his stamina, are not high enough due to his young age.

You'll have to read this book yourself to know how it is. Those who persevere are only there to criticize the author in the reviews. The latest chapters, aside from filler, are finally getting enjoyable. The author portrays the protagonist as both stupid and pretentious, the reasons for which are detailed in the reviews. The author is the type who writes terribly but is self-satisfied.

These days, there are no costs associated with abandoning a project; it's like running away with the money. More and more authors are abandoning their projects. All our subscriptions are going to be for nothing... I'm speechless...

If you can't write, just keep adding filler. The first few dozen chapters were passable, but it got progressively worse. If you don't want to write, just cut it off. Don't disgust us readers.

The plot is so drawn out, it's ridiculously padded. No freedom, no tennis? With your family's wealth, playing tennis is way better than working a regular job.

Judging from the comments section, is the main plot that the protagonist wants to play screws but doesn't want to play tennis?

Can someone who doesn't seem to love tennis really succeed in Prince of Tennis?

Wanting everything and yet not even looking in the mirror to see if you're capable enough, it's absolutely disgusting.