
Wan Ning's Prince of Tennis: A Hot-Blooded March
万宁网王的热血行进曲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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609Chapters
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The current boss ability of Prince of Tennis is to stop time
The author is cheating as much as he wants. I am a little worried that Wanning Go may not be qualified compared with these monsters and monsters.
I heard that Zhonghua Iban is already cooking for Pangu.
Why don't you show it off in the later stage and compete with those gods, old rulers and the like on the same stage using tennis balls🎾?
I don't quite understand, the author said that he doesn't like Net King, so he sews more. Is Internet King fandom a very profitable track? It is said that money is hard to make and shit is hard to eat. What is the author's motivation? Do you want to disgust readers who like Internet King even if you don't make money? What kind of hatred is this?
The protagonist's plug-in ability feels useless. Apart from passively increasing physical fitness, other skills are useless at all.
The protagonist or the author's point of view is a bit strange.
The protagonist has a lot of opinions about Echizen Ryuya's abilities. The problem is that the Net King has all kinds of abilities. If he can't beat him, why don't he just give up and let others use his abilities? And does Echizen Nanjiro owe the world? Why does he have to stop Ryuya from playing tennis? His tennis skills are devoured and he can only talk about it. He doesn't want to improve his own level and is immune to being devoured. Instead, he wants to stop Ryuya from playing tennis. It's very strange. To put it bluntly, there is no difference in ability between Yukimura and Ryuya. It makes you unable to play tennis now, and one makes you forget to play tennis. The protagonist does not seem to have any prejudice against Yukimura I feel that the mental tennis development of Tennis King is the same as that of the Yu-Gi-Oh deck. A powerful deck makes a duel a game for one person. A powerful tennis player also makes the opponent unable to play tennis.
Is the main line still the King of Nets?
I can't imagine how hot blood can play tennis. Do you want Kunio and the others to play tennis? I only read it because of Net King. If the main plot is no longer Net King in the future, please read it so I can give up the book and don't make me look forward to it without permission.
It doesn't feel refreshing at all, and I can't describe the taste of Net King. It's tasteless, and it's a pity to throw it away.
If you don't know the Hot Blood series, you really don't feel immersed in it at all. The sudden addition of a mess of stories and characters caught people off guard. After ordering several chapters, I found that I couldn't get into it at all, so I said goodbye...
There are so many stitches, but tennis is less written, so why write about the king of netball? I wanted to see the king of netizens come in, but I found that there were more and more stitches for other anime.
How does the protagonist, a plug-in, defeat those omniscient and omnipotent beasts whose time stands still?