New Prince of Tennis: The Good-for-Nothing Coach Strikes Back

Tennis + multiple heroines + coaching + System + everyday life

Overworked office drone Wang Defa complains that Ryuzaki Sumire is a terrible coach. When he opens his eyes, he has transmigrated into her useless assistant coach: he lives in a dilapidated house, his mother is critically ill, his sister is still in school, and his younger brother has dropped out. He's in a hopeless predicament.

Luckily, the "Tennis Myth System" binds to him. Its beginner's gift pack helps him through the immediate crisis, and he gains skills such as mastery of tennis theory and spotting weaknesses. From being mocked by Ryoma as "the ball boy" to talking circles around Kikumaru and seeing through Fuji's old injury, he plays the fool while crushing his doubters with tactical brilliance.

He leads Seigaku in a stunning comeback against Fudomine, Hyotei, and Rikkai Dai, claiming the national championship. Then he takes the team to the world tournament, facing off against the United States and Switzerland and bringing home the world title. The name "the coach who can't play tennis" rings out around the globe.

He opens the Longteng Club, taking in only "good-for-nothing" students and turning them into stars with fantastical training methods. He lives like a tycoon, spending money freely, protecting his family, and spoiling the heroines. Sakuno's gentleness, Sonoko's tsundere attitude, and An's bold spirit: behind the romantic rivalry, every feeling is genuine.

From a poor kid who picked up balls for Seigaku to a legendary tennis coach whose students are everywhere, he proves through his comeback that a coach doesn't need to know how to play. Winning and protecting the people who matter is what counts. And it all began with one complaint, launching a passionate and heartwarming legend.