The Joy of Volleyball
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K3VWrites
Ongoing, First published Jun 28
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Boru Shozen is a talented player brimming with talent. His number one goal: win games with his friends. His number two goal: use 100% of his capabilities. Will his pursuit of greatness interfere with his team's chemistry? Or will his teamwork be the detriment to his pursuit of personal growth? Shozen's path is riddled with challenges and obstacles. Will he be able to overcome them all and become the best volleyball player he can be?
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