I don't know why the rating of this hot-blooded fan is so low, I haven't read other comments, so I don't know what everyone thinks. I just say my own. I like this episode a lot. This is a classic hot-blooded youth show, and there are also comparisons between idiots and geniuses, as well as one, two, three, and four. . . Lots of teams, lots of characters. Maybe all the hot-blooded teenagers are like this, but the content is different. In the first and second episodes of the male protagonist, he was very noisy, clumsy, and like a clown. The audience didn't like it after watching it, but the content of the plot was good, and he didn't want the audience to give up the plot. Moreover, such a male protagonist who has no background and average ability but wants to try his best to show others that he is not so bad is not an ordinary person who lives one after another. Ordinary people can only demonstrate their worth by constantly exercising themselves. is reality. What's more realistic is that those with super talented people are not idle, they are also working hard, which makes ordinary people work harder. Although this setting is very routine, the plot arrangement is reasonable, and there is no sense of being preachy, just watching the process of the little boy exercising desperately step by step. Then the plot also unfolded slowly, although you can roughly know the direction of the plot, but many gods have reversed, and many of the main plot trends are unexpected, so it is not boring at all. I've reached 130+ now. Many episodes after this should be original plots (I haven't read the original comics), it seems to be waiting for the comics to be serialized. These original plots are really not so boring, so procrastinating, they feel the same as the previous ones. It was written by two authors. But everyone understands. Returning to the main plot itself is still very good, I did it in one go, and I couldn't stop it. Anyway it's highly recommended.
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