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Rise Above the Rim

Author: KatsuraHina
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Read Rise Above the Rim novel written by the author KatsuraHina on WebNovel, This serial novel genre is Competitive Sports stories, covering romance, adventure, comedy, sliceoflife. ✓ Newest updated ✓ All rights reserved

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Haruki Takahashi, a talented and passionate basketball player, faces a new challenge when he transfers to Yumei High, one of the weakest basketball schools in the country. Determined to revive the struggling team, Haruki brings his skills, ambition, and a burning desire to prove himself. To his surprise, Haruki's arrival at Yumei High coincides with that of his long-time rival, Hiroshi Nakamura. Hiroshi is a towering centre with exceptional talent known for his dominant presence on the court. While their rivalry sparks an intense competitive spirit. Through a series of thrilling matches, gruelling training sessions, and hilarious escapades, Haruki and his teammates defy expectations and redefine what it means to be champions. They discover that success on the court goes beyond individual talent, emphasizing the importance of friendship, teamwork, and the power of the human spirit. Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Romance, School Life, Slice of Life, Sports Tags: Caring Protagonist, Character Growth, Coming of Age, Confident Protagonist Determined Protagonist, Enemies Become Allies, Famous Protagonist, Modern day, Protagonist Galls in Love First, Protagonist Strong from the Start. Since I'm starting this during Exam season, please notify me of any inconsistencies that you might have found

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