Tennis: I, Fuji, Bring Tezuka to Hyotei

He transmigrates into The Prince of Tennis as Shusuke Fuji. Knowing that first-years at Seigaku are only allowed to pick up balls, he leaves without hesitation.

Before leaving, he tries to persuade Tezuka to come with him, but Tezuka refuses.

Fuji can only remind him to be careful not to get his hand injured by someone's racket.

The two promise to settle things on the court in an official match.

Afterward,

Tezuka avoids the fate of having his hand injured by an upperclassman with a racket, as in the original story.

Fuji sets off abroad to hone his skills, reassured.

Along the way, he unexpectedly inherits the legacy of the Wind Spirit King.

He can control the wind at will.

He masters skills related to wind.

Gale, Wind Scar, Storm, Super Typhoon, and more...

Thanks to his immense strength, Fuji earns a position of considerable influence on Germany's U-17 team.

Two years later, Fuji returns to Japan, eager to fulfill the promise he made to Tezuka.

It happens to be the Kanto Tournament, with Hyotei facing Seigaku. Fuji represents Hyotei, and when he sees Tezuka with an injured arm, he realizes that Tezuka still can't escape his fate. He decides to bring him to Hyotei.

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