King of Tennis: Kendo Blends with Tennis, Overwhelming the Son of God on the Court

Sanfang Zuozhen traveled through the world of the Prince of Tennis. He was born in a family of swordsmen, but his once-in-a-century talent ran away to play tennis. His grandfather was so angry that he threw his bamboo sword, but in the end he silently built a court for him. Genichiro Sanada came to challenge kendo and was defeated a hundred times. This time he switched to tennis and said, "Mikata-kun, I'm going to do it!" As soon as his serve was as fast as the wind, Mikata Sanma closed his eyes and swung the racket, and directly penetrated the defense with a "wind death" move, ending 6-0. Sanada stood in the sunset for a long time, with the brim of his hat lowered. In the youth exchange competition, Yukimura Seiichi opened the state of selflessness and destroyed the five senses, and Mikata Suzhen used a backhand "Void Devouring" to suppress the spirit of the son of God until it collapsed. Yukimura knelt down and gasped for breath, and Sanada clenched his fists on the sidelines: "He has become stronger again..." In the post-match tunnel, Tezuka Kunimitsu was half an hour late and ran over with a golf bag on his back: "Can I still play?" Sanfang Kanazhen put the championship trophy he just got aside and picked up the racket: "Come on - those who lose, report to Fudo Peak." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.