Prince of Tennis: The Sixth Heavenly Demon King

It's probably an unfinished story. I should have gone to the dark side of the book world; it's not worth paying money to read unfinished works.

The ghost's wrist was broken by QP; his strength wasn't as good as Perfect Quality. Germany, undeniably, is truly amazing; their physical training is extreme, so they can basically only break a sweat against anyone.

Actually, we don't need to delve too deeply into Seigaku's various problems, because it's just for the sake of the story. The protagonist, Echizen Ryoma, needs a team that can win championships, so this team can't be too weak. But for the sake of making the story interesting and exciting, the original team can't have very good results.

Going to Seigaku is one thing, but then they played the fool and pretended to be weak to take advantage of others, it's absolutely disgusting.

The audience was still filled with mixed emotions and expressions: "What? Is he really that old?" "Is he really a middle school student?" It was exactly the same as the previous book; all the matches were written like that, and the scenes were all like human-machine interaction.

I'll keep reading as long as there are continuous updates. The author is decent; he didn't abandon his previous book.

Don't repeat the mistake of the previous instance, where teammates were invincible.

You don't need to watch the storyline after joining Seigaku.

If the supporting characters' improvement outweighs the protagonist's cheat codes, then what's the point of having cheat codes at all?

After you join Seigaku, Tezuka definitely won't get injured anymore! So, an enhanced Tezuka plus an invincible protagonist, that's a guaranteed two wins! Then, by fooling Fuji a bit, the third win is halfway there. If we give the Golden Duo a little boost, the other half of the third win is also secured. Once the story gets closer and closer to Seigaku, I don't know how we could possibly lose!