Prince of Tennis: Kaido's Template, Thunder Bagua Shakes the Court

Shen Wuxinyi transmigrated into the world of Prince of Tennis and acquired Kaido's template from the Hundred Beasts: three years, a thousand matches, not a single loss, and only one truly usable finishing move, Thunder Bagua. One shot sent national champion captain Tono Atsukyo crashing into a stone wall, and the media immediately dubbed him "the second Echizen Nanjirō."

Hyotei advisor Sakaki Taro showed up with a 15-million-yen check to recruit him. Nagoya Seito was so anxious they slammed the table: "We'll pay for special training in Germany!" Shen Wuxinyi kept a straight face, while screaming inside: "More money!" He signed on the spot. Ochi Tsukimitsu tested him and gave up his starting spot. Thunder Bagua blasted through a concrete wall, and Ochi lowered his racket in defeat. "I can't return that shot."

In the quarterfinals of the National Elementary School Tournament, his opponent was Tachibana Kippei, one of the Twin Heroes of Kyushu. A 190-kilometer-per-hour serve came flying at him. Shen Wuxinyi returned it with a backhand, gripping the racket with both hands and winding up. His racket sliced through the air, bringing thunder with it. Tachibana Kippei couldn't even see the ball before it smashed through the baseline. He stood frozen, then turned to look at the smoking crater behind him:

"...Is this really tennis?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.