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
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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609Chapters
11.8kRecommendations
24.3kFans
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The current boss in Prince of Tennis has the ability to stop time.
The author is going all out with his cheat codes, but I'm a little worried that Wanning Go might not be up to par with these weirdos.
I heard that the first batch of Chinese-style cooking is already being prepared for Pangu.
Why don't you go a step further and have someone compete against those gods and Great Old Ones using tennis balls?
I don't quite understand. The author said he didn't like Prince of Tennis, so he sewed more stitches. Is writing Prince of Tennis fanfiction a very profitable business? Everyone says money is hard to earn and life is tough, so what's the author's motive? Even if it doesn't make money, they still want to annoy readers who like Prince of Tennis? What deep-seated hatred could this be?
The protagonist's cheat ability seems completely useless. Aside from passively increasing physical attributes, the other skills are utterly ineffective.
The protagonist's, or rather the author's, perspective is a bit strange.
The protagonist has a lot of complaints about Ryoga Echizen's abilities. The problem is, in Prince of Tennis, everyone has all sorts of abilities; if you can't beat someone, just admit defeat! Why can't you even let them use their abilities? And does Nanjiro Echizen owe the world anything? Why does he have to stop Ryoga from playing tennis?
Is the main storyline still Prince of Tennis?
I can't imagine how a hot-blooded person could play tennis. Are you going to bring Kunio and the others to play tennis? I only started reading it because of Prince of Tennis. If the main storyline doesn't continue with Prince of Tennis, please let me know so I can drop the book and not make me expect more.
It lacks any sense of enjoyment, fails to capture the essence of Prince of Tennis, and feels neither satisfying nor worth abandoning.
If you're not familiar with action-packed series, there's absolutely no sense of immersion. The random addition of various characters and anime series is also quite jarring. I subscribed to several chapters but found myself unable to get into any of them. Goodbye…
With so many plot holes, the tennis story feels less engaging. What's the point of writing about Prince of Tennis then? People come here expecting Prince of Tennis but end up with even more plot holes for other anime.
How can the protagonist, with this cheat-like ability, defeat those omniscient, omnipotent, time-stopping monsters?