Prince of Tennis: The Ultimate Grip, the Chubby Boy Takes on Ishida Gin

Kurokawa Fushuu, a second-year middle school student at Shitenhoji, was a 212-kilogram walking fortress. The only good thing about his body was its inborn monstrous strength: he could punch through walls and casually slap a tiger to death. After transmigrating, he bound himself to the Big Explosion System, but its rewards were only given after high-difficulty matches, and he could only truly trigger weight loss by completing A-rank or higher missions.

If he wanted to get rid of all that fat, he had no choice but to fight head-on on the tennis court. The System had made it clear: ordinary weight loss was meaningless. The only way to slim down was to win. Today, Coach Watanabe had arranged Ishida Gin as his opponent for the evaluation. Ishida was a strength-type monster who had trained in the mountains and mastered all 108 forms of the Wave Ball.

Everyone was waiting for Young Master Kurokawa to make a fool of himself. Then Ishida Gin's third-form Wave Ball came crashing at him, and Fushuu didn't give an inch. He sent it flying back with a forehand. Even more astonishingly, he could use nothing but brute force to smash Ishida Gin's racket strings head-on. Now all of Shitenhoji wanted to know just how terrifying the strength of this absurdly fat newcomer really was. Only after he won this fight for a spot on the regular team would Fushuu's weight-loss journey truly begin.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.