Playing house in the anime world

The mediocre welcome activities soon ended. Aiko Gojo discovered that Rikkai University seemed to be very concerned about sports. The whole school atmosphere was very positive, youthful and sunny, and huge investments were made in various sports clubs.

The first day of school is basically filled with various welcome activities. The day passed quickly and it was time to go home from school. Like everyone else, Aiko Gojo decided to join in the fun at the recruitment events of various clubs.

Then he was shocked by the huge crowds at the entrance of the tennis department.

Although not all of these people came to join the tennis club, there were also many people who came to watch the fun, but such a grand occasion was comparable to the recruitment scene of the Teiko basketball club.

The tennis club of Rikkai University is indeed quite special in that it does not recruit a special manager.

Generally speaking, a manager is not necessary because he or she can be replaced by other people, such as coaches, consultants, captains, vice-captains... As long as someone can do what the manager needs to do, then the manager is naturally not necessary.

There are some clubs with relatively complete systems, such as the Teikou Basketball Club, which strictly follows the rules. From the first team to the third team, everyone from top to bottom has their own duties, so there are many managers alone.

Of course, that will lead to too many people in the department. If you don’t have the ability to manage so many people, then it’s better not to hire.

The number of people in Rikkai University's tennis club is normal, with only a few dozen people.

Excluding the strongest players who need to play in the competition, there are only about a dozen ordinary members left.

However, a group of third-year seniors have just graduated from the tennis club, so the number of members should increase after a group of new members join.

But it is estimated that the final members of the tennis club should be only about fifty people at most, far less than the hundreds of people in the Diguang basketball club.

Therefore, it is not uncommon to have no manager. In addition, the tennis club is managed by many teachers, as well as coaches and the like. However, they generally instruct ordinary members, while the truly elite group manage themselves.

There are advantages and disadvantages to doing this. There is a considerable age gap between teachers and students, and there is a clear class distinction. It is okay to simply be a coach or consultant, because generally speaking it is just a guiding role.

But if the teachers do all the other trivial matters in the department, then on the one hand, students can just focus on training and competing and not have to worry about anything else, which makes them feel at ease. But on the other hand, this also hinders students' growth.

The establishment of a club itself is meant to train students, not only to develop their interests, but also to cultivate their abilities in all aspects.

It is not easy to run an organization. If all the trivial matters are done by others, then you will inevitably have a mentality of not cherishing and not caring, because you are not the one working hard and diligently.

For example, Aomine Daiki, who usually doesn't care about the affairs of the basketball club and only cares about his own training and competitions, has ever thought that this basketball club is not just his own, and if he escapes, others will be affected by him when he is frustrated and escaping from reality?

Has he ever thought about his teammates who have worked hard to train him, the school that has worked hard to cultivate them and encouraged and supported them financially to compete and shine, and his childhood sweetheart Taoi Satsuki who has always supported and helped him?

He just focused on playing badly and never thought about anything else.

Murasakibara Atsushi and Kise Ryota also have a similar mentality, and they are both geniuses. Although they have put in hard training, they still have a mentality that victory is easy and within their grasp.

Captain Akashi Seijuro and vice-captain Midorima Shintaro, who personally manage the basketball team, as well as managers Momoi Satsuki and Gojo Aiko, and Kuroko Tetsuya, who has never won a game because his talent is too unique and his pursuit of his passion is very difficult, all of these people have personally experienced those difficulties and know that many things are hard-earned, so they will still give a little more consideration.

Worrying about trivial matters in the department together is, in a sense, an exercise, and also a bond that brings people closer together.

They should truly regard the entire department as something important that they need to work together to manage, so that they can be united and share weal and woe.

To put it bluntly, since you have joined this club, you have to take it to heart. Otherwise, you certainly won't treat the competition wholeheartedly. Anyway, you only care about yourself, and sometimes it doesn't matter whether you win or lose. Anyway, I think it doesn't matter.

As for things like collective honor, what is that? Can you eat it?

Without emotions, there would be no team spirit, and naturally there would be no passionate plot of young people to forge ahead courageously.

After all, I can't get excited!

Tennis may not seem to be a team sport, but in fact every single person is crucial. You may think that it doesn’t matter whether you win or lose your game, but for the entire team, your game may be the only thing that matters to winning the championship.

It’s like in basketball, you only need one shot to win the championship.

If you score the most points in the game but your team still loses, there is nothing to be complacent about.

Unless you are not here to win the game.

If you're not here to win, why are you here to compete?

Although Aiko Gojo did not participate in the game and become a passionate athlete on the field, she was outside the game and sometimes saw things more clearly.

If Aomine Daiki's concern back then had not been resolved, the Generation of Miracles would have been just a nice-sounding name, but in reality it would have fallen apart long ago.

Even at a young age, Aomine Daiki looks so arrogant and at ease, and there will definitely be people who will follow his example.

Although Akashi Seijuro is very outstanding, the personalities of each member of the Generation of Miracles are too distinct, and he himself is a gentle person. He can't do something like Nijimura Shuzo, who beat up Haizaki Shogo and dragged him back if he dared to escape training. He may not be able to suppress everyone.

Murasakibara Atsushi has a childish personality, Midorima Shintaro is a little arrogant, Kise Ryota is a newcomer who has just joined and does not get along well with everyone either in basketball or in relationships, and he admires Aomine Daiki very much. In the end, the only one who will suffer will be Kuroko Tetsuya, who simply and persistently pursues basketball.

Maybe there's also Akashi Seijuro and Momoi Satsuki. They'll probably be pissed off, but their personalities won't allow them to do things like beat them up and drag them back.

Aomine Daiki is stubborn and he is not really obedient.

The more Aiko Gojo thought about it, the more she felt that they were so pitiful.

No wonder they were all so crazy in trying to defeat Aomine Daiki in that league match.