Prince of Tennis: From the Start, I Crush the Pros

The main characters in Prince of Tennis are still middle school students, meaning they're just a group of amateur enthusiasts 😅. I can't even imagine what their professional matches would be like.

Surprisingly, it's well-written. I was initially a bit pessimistic about the title, worried it might be something like "Thunderous Bagua," but it's actually quite good, and the arrangement is reasonable. A healthy Tezuka and the constantly training Akutsu are in Yamabuki, the same strong lineup as Rikkai from the original work. The protagonist's side has Fuji and Kite, and the other schools are basically just slowdowns. Only Shitenhoji and Hyotei still have some potential.

Expand the pool of main character avatars. For example, in future battles against Tezuka, you could get Boundary Tezuka, SP Tezuka, Scheming Tezuka, Powerful Tezuka, Illusionary Tezuka, and God Tezuka. Try playing two-player battles with them, and you could also get a National War Tezuka. 😁😁😁

This is a novel I couldn't finish reading after I became more intelligent. It's a pity I can't imagine a tennis match where people can chat, converse, and think about the characteristics of moves and skills; my mind is full of chuunibyou (delusional) thoughts during the match. 😭

Some minor flaws outweigh the merits; some plot points are well-designed, and the line to Tezuka, "My past self, feel the height of the world, the height of your profession," is excellent. So far, I really enjoy it.

I hope the author can update more frequently! Keep it up, author!

The work stays true to the original story, and the author is very meticulous, referring to the original text and verifying information while writing. It's well-written and has its own originality; I look forward to the development of the story.

There was a comment that was suddenly deleted, so I'm replying here: The protagonist brought Kito back to the Chinese team from Japan. Kito is from Okinawa, and there are many people of Chinese descent in Okinawa. I think my idea of ​​setting up a naturalized athlete of Chinese descent is quite reasonable. You know, other Japanese athletes don't have the conditions to naturalize either; our country is very strict about citizenship.

Actually, I think it's very well written, but there's one thing that really bothers me: a Chinese person goes to Japan to teach Japanese people tennis. Why don't you teach people in China to play tennis? Every time I read it, I can't help but wonder, is this unpatriotic? Also, I'm a little curious about how the author, u17, writes it.

Keep it up, update more often! 😫