The Journey Begins with Volleyball

It's pretty good, but there's actually quite a lot of white space and dots. It can be seen that the author is actually just a fan of anime and may have only scratched the surface of the sport itself. To give a simple example, take volleyball. In fact, the range of activities of the men's volleyball team is not limited to the field at all. Many of those who forcefully save the ball have already reached the audience, and are almost a court away from the boundary. Including feeling the ball, you can catch the ball with all parts of your body, not just your hands. To be even more extreme, if you lie on the ground and the ball hits your feet, you can think of it as catching it. The book is limited to serving and spiking, but as far as offense is concerned, no matter how hard you smash the ball, if your physical fitness is not bad, blocking is a natural restraint on spiking. Overhand only exists when the opponent makes a mistake. The most common smash is to avoid the defense with a diagonal smash. Pure strength is the least worth mentioning in volleyball, because even a big man with the heaviest weight in the game, as long as he is a volleyball player, his skills are outstanding. To sum up, as an anime fan, this book is regarded as a good level-up anime series with skills, but as a time-travel novel that wants to expand more, this book places too much emphasis on the original plot, resulting in many more exciting things not being shown. The most you can do is reproduce the original work once, and then just follow the original work in your own set of things. You are obviously invincible, but the upper limit is to follow the original work and defeat those in the original work. For example, in basketball, if you win two championships in one year, what next? We won the championship in the first year, changed some things, and then continued to copy the original work with just slight adjustments? Obviously, the protagonist team can be sacrificed. There are so many things to write about, such as Age of Miracles, and they are all integrated into the team. The coach is not just a job, and there is completely more room to expand his imagination in order to win. Even if you don't want to write about it next year, just say that there are not many capable people in the next year, but the protagonist team will forcefully cheat and recruit a few qualified substitutes, and then meet the standards to challenge the protagonist of the novel. It's just one after another. It's not difficult to write, but it is too limited to the anime content. After reading this book, I just felt that the protagonist in the book is worthless. He lives for others, and all his martial arts are used as a wedding dress. In the end, he is just a successful target and has no life of his own. Anyway, my first reaction when watching volleyball was why a new team that had been practicing for two months during the pre-selection could compete 50-50 with a semi-formed team that was the best in junior high school and had no shortcomings in a volleyball game that focused on technology. The protagonist of this book is really not worth it. In order to write about anime, it feels like my whole life has been kidnapped.

Without deliberately suppressing or trying to please Mo Dark, Feiniao completely integrated into the two worlds. After all, sports are all about hard work, talent and will. It is not far-fetched for Akashi Asuka to win. Strong is strong.

Little Volleyball is really well written, and I highly recommend it. I haven't watched Basketball, so I haven't continued reading, but everyone wrote the volleyball clips very well. Regarding Kageyama and the others' perspectives, they were beaten down, but Volleyball does not have a protagonist, and the anime just started from Karasuno's perspective. Overall, I think it was well written.

As a senior volleyball fan, the subject matter is very attractive, but the author doesn't know much about the rules of volleyball. From the beginning to the first high school league match between Karasuno and Aoki, I couldn't stand it. The first is the secondary attack. It is impossible for both secondary attackers to block in the front row. Therefore, in the first practice match against Shiratorizawa, when Taichi Kawanishi was already blocking in the front row, it was impossible for Tendou to also block in the front row. Similar descriptions showed that it was impossible for Matsukawa Ohsaki and Kindaichi to block together in Qingcheng. Secondly, Karasuno's first pass tactic is for the libero to attack in the back row and the captain to receive the first pass from Daichi Sawamura. The captain has solid skills to receive the first pass in six rounds, so even if Daichi is in the front row, he has to drop down to receive the first pass. If it is not Hinata Kageyama's turn to the back row, these two people have to receive the first pass. When Hinata serves, he is only responsible for one round of defense. When the opponent scores, Nishitani will come on the court immediately. The libero cannot go to the front row. Finally, how is it possible to attack the fourth position with a back fly? Karasuno only has Hinata's super fast attack back fly, and Tsukishima doesn't have one. By the way, Tsukishima has been playing volleyball since junior high school. It's just that Kindaichi was great in junior high school, and Tsukishima was stronger later on. I thought it was very attractive when I first watched it, but there were so many mistakes that I couldn't stand it, and the rating was still so high? Don't understand

Although I have only watched a little bit, I can tell that the protagonist is not the type to cheat all the way with the system. He is so involved 😂

This chapter of Volleyball Boy is really great. It is the most interesting volleyball boy fanfic I have ever read.

The plot of the article has ups and downs, but it is good, and the character creation is also okay, ❗️However, the author felt a bit shady while writing (several times) ❗️You are right when you are arguing with me, but I felt a little uncomfortable when I saw that short paragraph (don't say People with a soft heart will read everything dirty. I read it with the mentality of reading a sports novel, and I am not the only one who thinks so). Once again, the novel is well written and I like it very much. It would be better if the colors that should not be there are removed (the above is my personal opinion)

It's a good fanfic, but it's a pity that I didn't go to Net King World

Good

In fact, the overall situation is relatively good, but the author does not know much about some of the original settings, such as the free men who will not be rotated in the front row, and the fact that only one of the top three in the country is the Holy Minister, etc. Putting aside these, it is still good.