My name is Atobe Keiya, I have a sparkling surname and an even more sparkling younger brother - Atobe Keigo. In order to avoid being blinded by my brother's "aesthetics" at Hyokui, I decided to transfer to Rikkai University, preparing to dominate the tennis club in a low-key manner.
However, the ideal is full and the reality is even more outrageous. I wanted to speak with strength, but first I got lost and picked up a kelp-flavored senior student Kirihara Akaya. I wanted to be cold to the end, but because of my overly serious schedule and "accidental" blowing up the tennis racket of Deputy Minister Genichiro Sanada, he inexplicably became Tatekai's group favorite mascot? Serious Sanada-senpai wants to learn swordsmanship with me, gentle Yukimura-senpai smiles so hard that my back goes cold, and data-crazy Yanagi-senpai chases me every day with a notebook...
This is not the most important thing! The most important thing is that my friend who is far away in Tokyo and can be called a bug in the world - Akashi Seijuro seems to be in big trouble. On one side is the journey to the national competition and a group of senior teammates with unique styles, on the other side is the sudden crisis call from Zhuma...
Wait, this script is wrong! What about the promised low-key road to kingship? Is it too late to return it now?
Reader comments
Shouldn't the Net King + Black Basketball comprehensive comic be a passionate sports series? It's like a spy movie, it's getting more and more depressing. Jingshi has said many times that he should trust and rely on his companions, but the protagonist has been struggling alone and doesn't know what he is struggling with [rolls eyes]
I don't understand, I really don't understand. The male protagonist is obviously his sweetheart, but why does it always seem like the male protagonist is hurt throughout the whole work? It makes me feel uncomfortable. Even if it is not finished, the last chapter I saw in the update also makes me feel that the male protagonist is always injured. He obviously plays tennis well, but he will always be affected by the outside world, and this outside world is always inexplicable. Can this kind of malice go away? And those various eyeliners, I really don't know what they mean?
Shouldn't the Net King + Black Basketball comprehensive comic be a passionate sports series? It's like a spy movie, it's getting more and more depressing. Jingshi has said many times that he should trust and rely on his companions, but the protagonist has been struggling alone and doesn't know what he is struggling with [rolls eyes]
I don't understand, I really don't understand. The male protagonist is obviously his sweetheart, but why does it always seem like the male protagonist is hurt throughout the whole work? It makes me feel uncomfortable. Even if it is not finished, the last chapter I saw in the update also makes me feel that the male protagonist is always injured. He obviously plays tennis well, but he will always be affected by the outside world, and this outside world is always inexplicable. Can this kind of malice go away? And those various eyeliners, I really don't know what they mean?