Tennis: Chinese Martial Arts Begins, Crushing the World of Tennis

A master of Chinese martial arts in his previous life, he suffered from a terminal illness when he was competing for a Grand Slam and collapsed in the finals. When he opened his eyes again, he became Takusik Ryusuke in the world of The Prince of Tennis - the eldest grandson of a chaebol with extraordinary talents. When the names of Tezuka, Fuji, Yukimura, and Byodoin appeared in front of him, he decided to resume the path of martial arts tennis and complete the unfinished triple crown. On the cliff of the heart, the sky-splitting cannon shattered the U17 high school students, defeating more than a dozen people in a row, and entering the realm of dark power. Is Yamabuki Akutsu provocative? Tai Chi whip ball teaches life, 6-0 bloodbath. Kato Shinichi's sparring partner? The ability to lift a heavy weight as if it were light, and to lift a light weight as if it were empty or real, amazes even former professional players. This is no ordinary tennis - the split-punch serve is like a cannonball, the whiphand's return is like a steel whip, and the cannon volley is as fast as lightning. While others are still practicing the basics, he has already used Chinese martial arts to perform dimensionality reduction attacks on the court. From U17 to the World Championships, from Akutsu to Byodoin, from Borg to Q·P - all geniuses will understand: in the face of martial arts, tennis is just another battlefield. What he wants is not to win, but to be crushed. Become a tennis god? That's just the starting point. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.