From Morphing Protagonist to Ace of Diamond

Ugh, another indigenous protagonist... I just can't relate to it.

I won't comment on the book's content or plot, since I haven't read it. But seeing that it's about baseball, I actually have a question. Just a question: I want to ask the author, do you even know the rules of baseball? Why are basketball, football, and table tennis so popular in China, but baseball is so rare? Why? Because of the learning curve.

Feixiong writes about diamonds; the minimum guarantee is worth a look.

I thought Fei Xiong had run out of ideas with Diamond Ace, but I was surprised to find another Diamond Ace book with a fresh style and unique perspective. 👍

I've been waiting for you for two years, and you've reached Diamond rank again! Please don't start with that overpowered, wish-fulfillment premise. I personally feel you can gradually introduce character growth in stages. Take your time, don't rush. The pacing could refer to the original work; a sudden invincibility would be tiresome, and too much dragging will discourage impatient readers.

The tournament runs from the 4th to the 24th and it's still not over. This tournament is going to last at least half a month! 😅😅😅

Great! It's a new book! We're saved!

It's about pitchers again. Have you ever written a novel about catchers? I really want a novel where the protagonist is a catcher who takes Sawamura Eijun to the pharmacist's.

Your return is both exciting and worrisome; let's see how it goes. 😅

That's a bit of a stretch. Hulu's talent for 150km was enough to get him to train with the first team and play in training matches. Hulu was a promising athlete with little experience, yet you're telling me you need to train secretly when you're an inexperienced person building your foundation.