Shenli Ming was born into the world of The Prince of Tennis as the only son of the immensely wealthy Shenli family, blessed with exceptional tennis talent.
He was the very pinnacle among top student players.
In just one year, he swept the championships at elementary-school tennis tournaments across Japan.
He was determined to master every skill and step onto the world professional stage.
Then he enrolled at the elite private Hyotei Academy.
With the mindset that if he didn't play tennis well, he'd have to go home and inherit the family business,
first-year Hyotei student Shenli Ming began to make a name for himself!
Starting with the regional tournaments, he won match after match, determined to build Hyotei into the strongest dynasty!
Tezuka: The Tezuka Zone no longer exists.
Atobe: How about becoming the king of Hyotei, Shenli?
Yukimura: I can't see a future for Rikkai. Shenli Ming has shattered our hopes of winning three consecutive titles.
Byodoin: Another dimension? Destructive power even more terrifying than the light ball?!
Borg: Join Germany and help me achieve the feat of winning ten world titles in a row!
Echizen Nanjiro: The one candidate who can truly be called a legend... is him?
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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Commentary on Chapter 4. Gap Chapter "Tennis: The Ice Emperor" written by Orange Flavor Watermelon.
Commentary on Chapter 1 of "Tennis: The Ice Emperor, Omniscient and Almighty" written by Orange Flavor Watermelon. Genius Players, Gods and Gods.
Don't write too much nonsense when playing basketball. Just kill the opponent in about two chapters. There is really no one who is the opponent of the protagonist in junior high school. It is best to go to U17 with Byodoin, or the protagonist joins the profession. You have to maintain your strength. For example, you can say what you like to say when defeating the opponent, like Echizen Ryoma: You are still far away. The protagonist should also have his own lines. My suggestion is: Your failure is my reality, or: It is really ugly to linger and refuse to admit defeat. Or: Do you want to dance too? What to say specifically to those extras
About Chapter 9 of "Tennis: A Human in the Ice King, Omniscient and Omnipotent" written by Orange Flavored Watermelon. Atobe's competition request! Chapter review.
About Chapter 2 of "Tennis: The Ice King, Omniscient and Omnipotent" written by Orange Flavored Watermelon. Top tennis students of his generation. Chapter review.
Chapter 6 of "Tennis: The Ice King, Omniscient and Omnipotent" written by Orange Flavored Watermelon, maintained the record of 7 seconds. Chapter review.