Jiaziyuan for Chinese Teenagers

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.

On June 16, Kagoshima Sakurajima volcano erupted. . .

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

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

The author doesn't know much about Japanese high schools

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.

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.