He transmigrates into the world of Prince of Tennis.
When Ishikawa picks up a certain racket to repair it, he suddenly discovers that he seems to have gained an incredible ability.
He can turn back time.
He can relive memories.
By repairing rackets, he gains the training experience and techniques of tennis players, and even their Five Dimensions and ultimate techniques!
"Mr. Ishikawa, how do you feel about winning your thirtieth Grand Slam before your twenty-fifth birthday?"
"Reinhardt's racket broke during the final. I need to repair it for him."
"And what about the outside world's nickname for you, the God of Tennis?"
"The God of Tennis? No, that's not me."
As he spoke, Ishikawa gave the battered racket in his hand a little shake and smiled. "I'm just a racket repairman."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Is the author still more updated? I bought this book for 365 yuan as a membership fee and now I regret it.
The writing is very good, but why did it stop updating?
Regarding Zeus, the author actually forgot that he appeared. The new plot has been revised. The remaining two chapters will be later. Friends who can't wait, please rest first.
The Japanese team can only dominate the World Cup for two times at most. Their background and talent are far behind the top four in Europe. You must know that it took many years for Japan to have a "golden era", while the top four in Europe did not have a golden age. They were called "golden centuries". Their geniuses were not rare things. Geniuses like Tezuka and Yukimura would appear one or two in each tournament. In the original novel, there were two junior high school students in the French team who could compete with Echizen Ryoma, while Japan The reason why Ben's class is called the golden age is actually mostly because of the principals and deputy ministers of those junior high schools. There was not a single supernova in the second grade but only two in the first grade. Once they graduated, the only ones Japan could use to support the situation were Kintaro and Echizen Ryoma, barely adding Kirihara Akaya. Others like Kaitana and Momojo were just middle-level talents. They could only serve as the backbone but had a serious lack of senior combat power. It was hard to say whether they would be able to break into the top four by the third World Cup.
Now that my grades are good, the author is confused and will be updated every day.
As a result, is this the end????! This is really my favorite book on Feilu. Gan!
The roles are all given to supporting roles, and the main character is almost out of writing.
Tezuka Kunimitsu's character was written a little wrong. Tezuka would never sneer when nothing happened, nor would he say arrogant or naive words when playing.
Every time I refresh, this book is the only one on the bookshelf that doesn't show updates.
Why don't you continue writing!! It seems like I'll keep watching!!!!!!!!!