Tennis: All-Knowing, All-Powerful, and Able to Counter Every Play

When Chiba Fujikawa entered Hyotei, all he wanted was to improve his tennis and decisively beat the friend who had left him behind to go to Germany.

Three years later, he had become Hyotei's most technically skilled player, but hit a wall in his development just before the national tournament.

The more techniques he mastered, the more fiercely they clashed across different styles. Even his teammates could see his performance starting to decline.

Faced with Shuji Tanegashima's "Nothingness" and the new paths constantly emerging among the talented players from other schools, Chiba finally gave up on simple imitation and began building an all-knowing domain of his own.

His opponent's movements, habits, choice of returns, and even abilities that had yet to be perfected would all be exposed beneath his multicolored eyes.

The techniques that once left him helpless would, after appearing just once, never again score against him in the same way.

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