Tennis prodigy Ye Xin receives an invitation to join the national team for the World Tennis Championships, only to transmigrate into the world of Prince of Tennis. Twist Serve, Zero-Shiki Slice, Brown Bear Drop, the State of Selflessness: Cloudbreak, the Switch of Insight, Hundred Refinements.
Seigaku, Hyotei, Shitenhoji, Rikkai Dai, U-17!
Tezuka Kunimitsu, Sanada Genichiro, Yukimura Seiichi, Atobe Keigo...
Tokugawa, Oni, Phoenix...
Clashes between formidable contenders, and showdowns between prodigies, are about to unfold one after another.
The clashes of powerful, terrifying secret techniques: the Other Dimension, Asura Path...
For ten whole years, the headline on the front page of the World Tennis Magazine has remained unchanged. Those striking words still send shockwaves through readers: The Maker of Legends: Ye Xin!
And our legend begins at Rikkai Dai...
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This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Isn't the author embarrassed to have a Chinese name and represent the country in Japan in U17?
Nanako, the unbeatable heroine of the internet king.
Your settings are the most ridiculous I have ever seen. The level is set by lottery, and the attributes and skills on the panel are all white.
Are you fifteen years older than me?
You haven't reached the national level yet, but you want to play Yukimura to the tiebreaker?
**, The second chapter just started**, what the hell was it written about?
I don't want to read the first chapter, it's so embarrassing
Author, the character you wrote is completely wrong, inconsistent, and speechless.
Rikkai is already ridiculously strong, and the protagonist is even written to join. Generally speaking, he either joins as teammates with the protagonist in the original book, or joins a weaker team, so that the protagonist appears to be awesome.
Legend, your name is a bad one. Tennis is a team sport. No matter how good you are at playing alone, what's the use if your teammates don't do your best? There is a problem with your introduction. A legend should be a team, not a person. And even if you are a legend, you should play in a single game, not a team game. It should be said that he has the most potential, not the creator of the legend. If you want to say that he is the creator of the legend in the single game, that is fine, but if you want to say that he plays in the team game, this is impossible.