
Tennis: Turning Pro at 25? That's Called a Late Bloomer
网球:25才出道?这叫大器晚成
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 406k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Sporting Events
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
145Chapters
168Votes
293Recs
46Fans
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That is to say, I only started playing in 26 years, which completely overlaps with the real time. This... I can only say that I really want to see people write about tennis, but there is really no one who writes about tennis professionally at the beginning. They are all novices with no writing experience who come in and mess around...
In my previous life, I was at least a person who could reach the semi-finals of a Grand Slam. Even if my family in this life was not able to practice tennis since I was a child, I can still practice physical fitness for 19 years.
Boring, I thought he was the Prince of Tennis
It feels good. Come on, the author. I am looking forward to the performance of the protagonist in the 2028 Olympics. There is also the only top talent in history. There is a high probability that he will be the strongest opponent of the protagonist. I am looking forward to his appearance!
The main character's name is too good to be true, so I'll just call him Han Lin.
When writing about tennis, around 10 years ago is a good starting point. After 20 years, there is nothing to write about.
It looked okay, but the beginning was different from other novels of the same type, but it was quite interesting. Come on, don't be a eunuch.
The attribute values are given too much, and the attribute values are almost full in a small game. That is, the author presses the character and adds attribute points to physical strength and serve. Instead of directly sweeping the ball, we should think carefully about how to give attribute values reasonably, interestingly, and with growth potential.
Okay, okay, there's tennis to watch again. So far so good