[Prince of Tennis] The Fluffy Filter Syndrome

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Centered on Hyotei, with a chaotic, lighthearted, and funny everyday-life feel. Very OOC, with lots of headcanons.

This is an everyday-life story with no villains. The main storyline focuses on friendship, with some all-pairings content.

I love every character and will do my best to give even the less popular ones some attention. I'll casually write solo bonus chapters, too.

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A crisis of cuteness descends upon a second-year transfer student at Hyotei.

Ling You transfers to Hyotei because of her parents' work. On her very first day, she is struck by a rapidly spinning tennis ball. Her senses go haywire, and from then on she develops "Fluffy Filter Syndrome," occasionally seeing the people around her as all kinds of little animals.

"Listen up, you lot! That serve was far from glamorous!"

A Ragdoll cat wearing a crown strolls in along the red carpet. Every hair on his body glitters in the sunlight, and there's a dark mark beneath his eye that looks just like a beauty spot. Rose petals that seem to have come from nowhere keep appearing behind him... Wait, where did those come from? Oh, right behind him is a black Labrador carrying a flower basket in its mouth. The basket wobbles with every step the cat takes, complete with its own background effects.

"You're as flamboyant as ever today, Atobe."

A blue wolf, looking refined and scholarly. How on earth are his glasses perched on his mouth?

No, wait, why is there also a red kitty flying around in the sky beside him... That thing can jump way too high.

My head is spinning... I must be hallucinating. Maybe I'll feel better after a nap. Ah, why does it feel so soft when I lie down? Like brown sheep's wool, and it even smells sweet.

"Could you move aside, senpai? The transfer student's fainted!"

Ah, is that the voice of an angel?

"Chotaro, I'll help too!"

Ling You hazily opens one eye a crack. Wherever she looks, she still sees two fluffy faces: a little hound and a Samoyed staring down at her with worried expressions.

Forget it. She might as well stay unconscious.

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A Chinese-Japanese mixed-race heroine in a comedic story. Feel free to imagine yourself in her place.

I'll keep writing out of love and update regularly. Please leave me lots of comments and ideas!

Theme: Lighthearted everyday life