King of Nets: Crush the Dragon and Horse, Add Points to the System to Make It Full!

Kuromikawa traveled through the world of The Prince of Tennis, writing light novels to the point where he couldn't afford the tuition. Jirou Akutagawa came to ask him to play: "You are the only opponent in the entire Ice Emperor who can make me sober!" Kurokigawa was about to refuse, when a reminder popped up in his mind: The strongest tennis mercenary system is activated - the higher the value, the more points, and the more points you add. He grabbed Cilang and said, "Let's go back to Ice Emperor to sign up for the main election." Passing by Kakigizaka, I bumped into Echizen Ryoma being bullied by Sasabe. Ryoma backhand wanted to challenge Kuroki River. Sumire Ryuzaki sneered from the sidelines: "Do ordinary Hyokui players deserve to compete with the United States for four consecutive championships?" Kurokikawa scored three goals in a row - the outside-spin serve was broken on the spot, and he couldn't catch the tennis ball even if he switched to his left hand. The whole process was over in less than a minute. He looked down at the stunned Ryoma: "Prince of Tennis? That's it?" Pushing away the consultant's room, Atobe Keigo and Sakaki Taro looked up at the same time. Kuromikawa pulled up a chair and sat down: "Atobe, you can't beat Tezuka and you can't beat Yukimura - hire me, I'll be the Hyōtei champion." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.