Prince of Tennis: No Talent, So Why Are You Playing Tennis?

This is my personal opinion. In terms of ability, my interest is reduced by more than half when I see the name of Bagua Tai Chi. And now I feel that the protagonist's Bagua skills have nothing to do with Bagua. It is not because there is a Bagua array on the court, nor is it because Fire Gua is a skill related to fire, and Water Gua is related to water. It seems that it is just trying to do eight ball skills, so it is called Bagua; and then it is called a field. Where is the field reflected? Before I really can't think of any interesting skills, I might as well directly reflect the strength of numerical monsters.

The latest episode of King of Nets: Ryoma swallowed up Nanjiro's peak skills at the age of 5, and then Ryuga swallowed up Ryoma's swallowing ability 😰

The author can learn from the Internet King's Miracle Era to increase his combat power.

Awesome, I guess, just don't be too awesome with those skills, just put some pressure on them appropriately, the protagonist is on the popular basketball team, are you trying to figure it out? Isn't this better than making a fool of yourself?

The author is great, but sometimes the writing is too Chinese. I think this kind of novel can show some animation feeling through words. For example, Jianchuan is sometimes more pretentious than Atobe. . It can be changed to Jianchuan's momentum/posture which is more powerful than Atobe's; for example, Atobe's "puff" smile can be changed to "Hey~~ (it's the kind of elongated hey sound from low to high, Atobe often makes this sound)". Of course it's just a suggestion. After all, I care about the visual quality when reading this kind of novel. I imagine the people in it are pretending to be sexy, and Atobe bursts into laughter. . . It kind of ruins the reading atmosphere.

Articles like King of Nets and Black Basketball need to follow a system. The current system of Bagua seems a bit ridiculous, but the content of other games is not bad, and the writing is relatively out of the circle. Two books, one breathing method, and one miracle are all based on the system, which can be regarded as relatively successful.

If you are at the level of a 12-year-old, you should have Hands>Lucky>True>marks (Without self plus field and goal, there is really no one who can compare with him. In middle school, Tezuka had a useless hand and basically had no decent opponents to fight him in the early stage.). In the national chapter, Tezuka has been out of action for too long and has not yet been able to use it effectively. Fortunately, strength > true > hand = trace (old man Atobe Atobe can kill Tezuka, but his strength is about the same). U17 hand > Lucky = Atobe > True (Tezuka Atobe has strengthened too much, Yukimura Atobe has not officially played, I don't know, but Sanada probably can't pass the loan Atobe)

There are really too many people writing about Hyōtei, and they are tired of reading it. It's all the same, and the plots in every book are almost the same. Can't there be something about an unpopular school? For example, there are very few people writing in Kansai, so there is obviously a lot that can be written.

I don't know if the author has heard of Jordan's Breakfast Club The protagonist can also form a game, and bring in Yukimura, Sanada, Tezuka, Akutsu, and Atobe once a month. Each time a coach is hired, it can be a different coach. Everyone communicates and competes. Different coaches can give different guidance and suggestions. It is estimated that by the end of the second year, everyone will be able to touch the world-class edge (taking into account physical development factors). We even formed a group to study abroad and train together during the holidays.

It feels a bit unworthy of his protagonist role, as everyone is progressing faster than him.