Who Let Him Play Tennis?!

The point of reading tennis web novels is to enjoy the thrill. You can do without AI, but isn't it ridiculous to have AI and not use it? It's as if the protagonist's tennis skills weren't given to him by the system. Could he have learned them without the system? If that's the case, why bother with AI management?

After banning automated systems, now they're banning mental abilities too. You're invincible. Just write whatever's most disgusting. 👍👍👍

All the appealing aspects are gone. Playing tennis doesn't require system automation; you have to install it yourself. And the tennis skills from Prince of Tennis haven't been shown much anymore. I don't know what's left to watch. I've been playing for a few months to see if there's any change, but nothing at all. It's just a complete rip-off.

As the author wrote, they probably realized that the skills in Prince of Tennis were too overpowered, practically invincible, and there wasn't much left to write about. So, they decided to suppress the protagonist's strength, and with a clever twist 🤓 "👆🏻 I dare not write too many Prince of Tennis skills ✌🏻 and then I'll delete the auto-play system." That's how they came up with this mess.

This is trash; it feels like it was created by AI. Anyone who can get into it must be brainless.

I've stopped reading the main story now, I just periodically check the comments to see what people are saying about the author. I wonder if anyone has written something similar. I really thought the beginning was good, even when people criticized the Uma Musume arc, I thought it was okay. It's just that the later part, where they don't use skills and disable auto-play, is really terrible.

The skills haven't been used again. How many times has Tang used his serve? Most of the time, people were aiming to use his manga-style special moves in real life. You're not even using those skills anymore. What are we watching? Are we watching you completely auto-play, going back and forth with your opponent, one sentence at a time, and finally winning the game? The author needs to figure out what the appeal of this book is...

The content has completely changed since it was released. Originally, there were two highlights: one was the realistic portrayal of unscientific tennis from The Prince of Tennis, and the other was the contrast between the arrogant system on the court and the suffering of catching up on lessons after the match. After its release, the game lacked new tennis skills.

Was the author getting carried away with the writing? Did they become too immersed in the story? Why does the protagonist act like he has to have his cake and eat it too?

There's nothing else to see. I came across a story about a mentally challenged person who got a system and then had to endure all the hardships. It's full of flaws and I'm too lazy to even comment. Goodbye.