A Chinese Boy’s Koshien

On June 16, Kagoshima Sakurajima volcano erupted. . .

I finished reading it in two days. It was the first time I read a novel about sports, especially baseball, a relatively unpopular sport. To be honest, when I first started reading it, it was so boring because I didn't understand anything. Fortunately, the book is not long, so I could bear to read the rest. Although I still couldn't understand it, I was somewhat infected by the protagonists. I persisted in reading it and played badminton for an hour to exercise myself. But the ending is really a bit abrupt. I thought it would at least be written about the protagonist Koshien winning the championship, which is a pity.

I originally thought Shi Qi was Uesugi Tatsuya, but now I know it is Otani Shohei.

The author doesn't know much about Japanese high schools

What about comments? What's wrong? Have you ever been harmonized before?

Ahhhhhhh, it's Kashiwamuki Snow. I didn't realize it at first, but it's Woyuki. I actually came across a book in which Woyuki is the heroine.

To be honest, every time Shi Qi was hit, I couldn't stand it and turned the page. As a pitcher, can his mental quality be stronger? How many times can a teammate's coach be asked to provide psychological counseling during a game? It's an emotional drama. Text novels are incomparable to animations. It takes more effort to read the text, contains less information, and is more complicated to interpret. If it were Lucky Clover, I wouldn't miss a second even if I inserted a memory, and in this novel, I jumped from game to game.