Prince of Tennis: The Emperor of the Court

Tezuka, Yukimura, and Atobe all have older brothers; Sanada is no longer an only child.

Just how bad are Rikkai's doubles teams? They lost to Byodoin for two consecutive years! Isn't the protagonist a time traveler? Why didn't he find the demons in his first year of junior high? Why wait until his third year? Was he deliberately letting Byodoin humiliate him?

To be fair, Rikkai University's thirteen-game winning streak in the Kanto region, putting them ahead of schools like Hyotei, couldn't possibly be solely due to Tanejima's efforts.

Honestly, has the Prince of Tennis ever really said how strong Nanjiro is, or has anyone ever defeated him?

Isn't it too early for a second-year junior high student to have a black battle axe?

King of Eunuchs, study hard!

There are so many Rikkai fans on Feilu. They never admit that Seigaku's singles skills are much better than Rikkai's, and Feilu says it's all due to the protagonist's halo.

Now, when you search for "Prince of Tennis," all the top results are older books. You need to update your books more frequently for them to appear at the top.

In the original story, Sanada had an older brother, and his brother's son was named Sanada Sasuke.

A review of Chapter 1, "The Return of the Emperor," from the novel "The Prince of Tennis: The Court Emperor" by Haohaoxuexi.