Tennis: A Branch Sweeps Qingxue, and Ryuzaki Regrets It

Luo Chuan transmigrates into The Prince of Tennis. He's at Seigaku and wants to try out for the regulars, but Ryuzaki turns him down, saying first-years have to pick up balls.

At the same time, he awakens a random System and ends up drawing the bizarre Branch System.

It lets him synchronize a little branch to have the properties of a normal racket. When he uses the branch to defeat a talented character from the original story, he earns a small-level boost to strength, speed, technique, explosive power, flexibility, and more, letting him easily punch above his weight.

His beginner's gift takes him from the top tier of the Metropolitan Tournament to the third tier of Kanto.

He crushes Echizen with a branch.

He advances to the second tier and overwhelms Kanto's top-ranked Fuji.

He reaches the first tier, defeats Tezuka, and sends him away injured.

He transfers to Hyotei and crushes everyone along the way, leaving Ryuzaki full of regret.

Every time Luo Chuan takes the court with a branch, everyone assumes his true strength is unfathomable.

When he defeats Nanjiro with a branch, he becomes a legend in the tennis world.

"No one has ever seen him play with a racket. With a branch in his hand, he's already invincible!"

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