Tennis: Mastering the Five Elements, Crushing Seigaku's Star Players

Nangong Haotian transmigrates into the world of tennis and discovers from the start that Echizen Nanjiro has just retired. The entire Japanese tennis world is waiting for his son to make his debut. Nangong doesn't want to wait, and he has no intention of starting out as a ball boy. With his Five Elements tennis techniques, the upperclassmen on Seigaku's tennis team can't even touch the ball.

On his first day at school, Takeshi Muneo uses his senior status to bully a freshman. Nangong Haotian steps onto the court and beats him six games to love, then knocks him out with a punch when he tries to attack with his racket after losing. Captain Yamato takes him on despite his injury and loses by the same score. Then Tezuka Kunimitsu challenges him to a match to decide who will be captain and vice-captain, and the tension leaves the whole crowd holding its breath.

Inui Sadaharu is stunned by the readings on his speed gun. Kikumaru's dynamic vision can only catch a blur, while Fuji Syusuke keeps his eyes open and watches every moment. The rules for first-years change at a word, and Nangong takes the captain's position just as easily. Anyone who refuses to accept it can line up and get on the court, one after another, and kneel in defeat. The Seigaku regulars fall silent, while the new students erupt with excitement. The Five Elements techniques sweep everything aside. Whether they're second-years, third-years, or old hands, none of that matters. The strongest gets to play. That rule takes effect now.

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