Tennis: The Fewer Strings on My Racket, the Stronger I Get!

"Your tennis racket has 20 strings left. You've awakened the State of Selflessness!"

"Your tennis racket has 15 strings left. You've mastered 'Light Ball: Destruction'!"

"Your tennis racket has 5 strings left. You've mastered 'The Ultimate of Selflessness: The Pinnacle of Hardship and Training'!"

"Your tennis racket has 0 strings left. You've mastered..."

During the National Tournament, halfway through a match, Ye Nan angrily ripped out his racket strings, revealing a cross-shaped racket before everyone's eyes.

Ryoma, Fuji, and the other players saw it and immediately felt relieved. "We've got the championship in the bag!"

Tezuka, the captain of Seigaku, murmured, "The fewer strings this kid has on his racket, the stronger he gets. No one can beat him when his racket has fewer than ten strings!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.