The Prince of Tennis: the Elegance Here Kills the Stars

(There is no CP in the main text, but there are emotional lines in the extra chapter) Xiao Huaijin, the sole heir to the world's top chaebol, is an oriental nobleman who grew up nourished by wisdom and love. He possesses unique skills and is proficient in music, chess, calligraphy, painting, and traditional Chinese medicine. He is a walking treasure house of Chinese culture. Due to family affairs, he came to Kanagawa, Japan in advance. An encounter under cherry blossoms led him to meet the "Son of God" Yukimura Seiichi. With extraordinary insight, he discovered the disease lurking in Yukimura's body just by looking at it. From then on, he entered the Japanese tennis world, starting with Tatsumi Dai, and started a legend that used Eastern philosophy to redefine the power of tennis. He moisturizes things silently, uses tea and medicinal food as his close friends to regulate the body, and nip tragedy in the bud; He defused Tezuka's crisis with an understatement and won the awe of the audience; His tennis is the freehand brushwork of mountains and rivers in splashed ink, the mystery of step-fighting, the rotation of the five elements, and the realm of "Tao" where words are spoken and followed. From Li Hai's three consecutive championship dynasties to rejecting the invitation of Japan's U17, his eyes have always been looking towards his homeland in the East. Let's see how Xiao Huaijin uses tennis as his pen and Chinese elegance as his ink to write the most brilliant oriental chapter in this tennis world like a sea of ​​stars! Ps: Some people and competition rules in the article are private, please don't scold me, thank you! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !