Absolute Net Sense: Using Mathematics to Rule the Tennis World

Su Zhe, a Ph. D. In Physics from Tsinghua University, traveled to the world of Prince of Tennis and was bound to the "Absolute Net Sense" system. At the beginning, he used gyroscopic precession theory to crack Keigo Atobe's Tannhäuser serve, used chaos mathematics to crush Genichiro Sanada's Fenglin Volcano, and used Gödel's theorem to drive Seiichi Yukimura's five senses crazy. He deconstructed tennis into classical mechanical equations and turned the passionate arena into a mathematical laboratory. Hyotei, Tatekai Dai, Seigaku... All the powerful people were biomechanical models to be solved in his eyes. From the Kanto champion to the national domination, from the U-17 World Cup to the professional tennis world, he used science to redefine the truth of tennis. But the strongest thing is not the algorithm. He makes every opponent understand: tennis is the poetry of physics, the dance of mathematics, and the eternal movement of resonance between reason and passion. When he retired, he watched the new generation play "happy tennis" with the science he taught, and finally proved that science does not deprive the soul, but allows the soul to fly higher. This is a scientific dimension reduction attack on superpowers, and it is also the most romantic love letter from a scholar to tennis. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.