Prince of Tennis: An Invincible Tennis Move from the Start

Tennis + one heroine + underdog comeback + System

Kicked out of Seishun Academy right from the start

Coach Ryuzaki called him “a piece of trash,” and Echizen Ryoma mocked him, saying, “You're still a long way off.” The poor boy Huo Linfei clenched his teeth in the rain, gripping the drink Ryuzaki Sakuno had handed him.

“Seishun Academy, just you wait.”

[The God of Tennis System has successfully bonded!]

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A former reserve player who used to bully him for being poor came to pick a fight? Huo Linfei fired a serve that grazed the other guy's cheek and landed in bounds, then sneered, “So this is what you call a loser?”

He drove past Seishun Academy in a Ferrari, and Momoshiro Takeshi got so mad he smashed his racket. Huo Linfei laughed. “Poor guys don't deserve to touch a tennis racket? Then what's this sports car?”

He founded the Feilin Club and took future tennis champions as students. Every one of his cloned, beautiful female players was an ace.

He established a tennis academy and recruited gifted players from around the world. He even used Hyotei as a pawn, while Rikkai Dai became a stepping stone.

He took Sakuno on a date to an amusement park, stunned her snobbish relatives by dropping a billion in cash, then turned around and bought a stake in the Japan Tennis Association…

“Coach Ryuzaki, you said I wasn't fit to play tennis?”

In the Kanto final, Huo Linfei blasted through Tezuka Kunimitsu's Zero-Shiki Slice with a serve called Nirvana's Flame, then placed the trophy in Sakuno's arms. “Now the Kanto champion is telling you that you were blind!”

From a poor kid who was kicked out to the God of Tennis who ruled the world, his racket didn't just shatter every doubt, it also opened the door to the Grand Slam.

With red-rimmed eyes, Sakuno handed him some water. “I knew you could do it.”

Huo Linfei pinched her cheek and smiled. “Because the light in your eyes shines brighter than any trophy.”