Also known as “Everyday Survival in the Kingdom of Rikkai Dai”
Fujiwara Shu, an ordinary college student, wakes up to discover that he has transmigrated into the world of Prince of Tennis and become a regular player on Rikkai Dai's middle school tennis team.
The problem is, he can't play tennis at all!
And it gets worse:
✔️ Every task the System gives him is more embarrassing than the last (Lose a match and you have to dance Swan Lake in front of everyone?)
✔️ His teammates are all monster-level geniuses (Yukimura's Annihilation of the Five Senses, Sanada's Iron Fist of Love, Niou's trickery)
✔️ His body's previous owner has muscle memory (but his brain can't keep up, so he often pulls off bizarre moves)
✔️ His mom seems to have noticed that her son has been replaced (but thinks he's just suddenly become more sensible?)
✔️ An English tutoring task for Kirihara (System, are you serious??)
At this school with its “three-peat, no weaknesses” reputation, Fujiwara Shu's daily life consists of:
✓ Getting yelled at by Vice Captain Sanada: “You're too lax!”
✓ Being pranked by Niou Masaharu until he questions his whole life
✓ Practicing doubles with Yagyu Hiroshi while tied together with an elastic band (and then tumbling into the bushes)
✓ Being scrutinized by Captain Yukimura's gentle smile (“Fujiwara-kun, you've been acting rather suspicious lately.”)
✓ Trying, and failing, to teach Kirihara English
As the System's tasks progress, a bigger question emerges: where did the original “Fujiwara Shu” go?
Was this transmigration an accident, or was it all part of some plan?
“Rikkai Dai's three-peat? Let me survive long enough to graduate first! Puri~” (infected by the Niou virus)
