The Rikkai University Middle School tennis club hides an ultimate legend no one has ever seen through. Everyone says the Big Three, Yukimura, Sanada, and Yanagi Renji, reign supreme among middle school players, but no one knows that their signature techniques and breakthroughs past their limits all came from the secluded master known as the "King," Kamisato Mei. His talent outclasses his peers, and he has professional offers in hand. He is the true ceiling of Rikkai, yet he is unbelievably lazy, staying out of sight and coasting year after year.
As the National Tournament begins, everyone eagerly awaits the legend's return. Under everyone's gaze, "Kamisato Mei" makes a stunning entrance, his overwhelming presence silencing the students, teachers, and regular players alike. But nobody could have guessed that this godlike master was actually the tennis trickster Niou Masaharu in disguise!
No one knows that Kamisato Mei laid the groundwork six months in advance, personally honing Niou's illusion techniques, all so he could find a stand-in to handle every tedious public appearance for him.
A top-tier god who'd rather slack off than be deified, with every ace reduced to a tool for the master. This is a hilarious, high-energy sports story about the strongest hidden king taking it easy and lying flat while effortlessly leading Rikkai to three consecutive championships!
Dad, you are finally back. Do you know how uncomfortable it is when your book is suddenly taken off the shelves while I was chasing it😭
It feels like it was moved from 🦌
The quality is very high, and the posts are from men. Most of Tomato's internet kings are from women.
Old version. . . . .
Isn't it too weak? Beating others without evolving is like chopping vegetables. After evolving, it becomes more difficult to fight without increasing the difficulty.
At the beginning, it was said that Nioh appeared, and he was pretending to be him. Is it the clone technique yesterday?