Prince of Tennis: At Hyotei, I End Rikkai’s Three-Peat

After transmigrating into The Prince of Tennis, Asakawa Ryuichi possessed world-class tennis skills.

The young man had returned from Germany and, at Atobe's invitation, joined Hyotei. Rikkai Dai wanted a third consecutive championship? Seigaku was a dark horse that would end Rikkai Dai's legend?

Asakawa boldly declared that leading Hyotei to dominate the national tournament was only his first step.

He would lead the U-17 team to win the World Cup, dominate the world of tennis, and become a legend of the sport.

Atobe: I can't fathom Asakawa's strength!

Tezuka: With Asakawa leading Hyotei, Seigaku will never have a chance of winning the championship!

Yukimura: His gaze is always fixed on the world tennis scene. Rikkai Dai was too fixated on winning three consecutive championships. Our perspective was too narrow, so we deserved to lose.

Byodoin: He's the true master of the U-17 team. The Other Dimension is nothing but a plaything in his hands. He's surpassed the Other Dimension and reached another level!

Borg: Now that's a god of tennis. No one can stand alongside him!

Reinhardt: His strength is always shrouded in mystery. You'll never be able to test the full extent of his abilities!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.