Prince of Tennis: My Childhood Friend Ran Off Without a Word Again

Dual male leads, original character × original character

Smiling-troublemaker athletic top × laid-back, sharp-tongued, handsome bottom

(Hinata Masaki × Hanyu Saku)

Both main characters are orphans, and Hanyu Saku is adopted.

The two boys meet at an orphanage. They start out as rivals, but after a fight brings them together, they become tangled up with each other. First one trips the other up, then the other sabotages him...

And then they become childhood friends...

They happen to see a handsome blond playing tennis and start learning the sport themselves, only to get crushed by him...

Then Hanyu Saku is adopted by a Chinese couple and leaves the orphanage without a word...

The orphanage runs out of money and closes, and Hinata Masaki runs away...

Then he unexpectedly awakens the Prince of Tennis regret-remedying System...

He joins Rikkai Dai, becomes a regular after the Big Three overthrow the tennis club leadership, and everything goes smoothly...

Then, in the second semester, a transfer student arrives in his class. His name is Hanyu Saku...

What Hanyu? What Saku? What Hanyu Saku?

The author's personal settings are a mountain, the writing is amateurish, it's full of plot holes, and everything serves the story.

Rikkai Dai wins the Kanto tournament sixteen times and takes the national title three years in a row. Seigaku fans, don't read.