[Remember to read the content warnings before starting]
Senjing Lin spends every day running the farm her grandfather left her. In her spare time, she goes fishing or sneaks a few eggs from the chicken coop. Then one day, a dialogue box suddenly appears before her:
[Would you like to turn your life around and play tennis?]
She doesn’t want to, and it won’t even let her choose “No.” Instead, she is forcibly sent to another world. As soon as she arrives, she earns the achievement [Millionaire Debtor].
System: Now that you’ve arrived in this world, start by having a friendly conversation with the newcomers. Give them gifts they like to raise their affection, and you’ll learn their tennis skills!
Wow...
Senjing Lin: Are you saying I have to learn these tennis moves that are practically game skills?
System: That’s the only way to ensure the story progresses smoothly.
Senjing Lin: What story? I’m farming.
System: There will be hidden storylines.
To pay off her debts, Senjing Lin sets out on a path that was never meant for her. She goes from a pixel farmer to a high school girl, then from a millionaire debtor to the manager of a tennis club...
Senjing Lin: Isn’t this going a little off track? Isn’t this supposed to be a tennis world?
What is up with all these tennis players? Why do they all act like this once their affection reaches the maximum??? This isn’t the ending she wanted!
Reader’s guide and content warnings:
1. The Prince of Tennis + Stardew Valley. Primarily The Prince of Tennis; all items are from Stardew Valley. The sanity system is based on Don’t Starve.
2. Set after the U-17 World Cup. The characters are high school students, though a few players follow a professional career path.
3. No official couple in the main story, but there are many one-sided crushes and romance. Harem-oriented, not a power fantasy, long-form.
4. The heroine is not a conventional “everyone loves her” type, and there is no beauty filter. She focuses on the main plot and herself. No one falls in love with her at first sight, so the romantic development is slow.
5. There are foreshadowed reveals and payoffs, including details about the heroine’s identity, which will be introduced gradually. The whole story moves at a slow pace. The heroine is a game character who transmigrates to the tennis world. The System operators are real people, and they become important companions and family to her as she grows.
* The entire setup follows the game’s rules. It is similar to Full Dive in Sword Art Online, where a person’s consciousness can be sent into a virtual world. The heroine is not a native of Stardew Valley. **The System’s true nature will be explained, and its operators correspond to game developers in the real world. There are three worlds involved: reality, The Prince of Tennis, and Stardew Valley. **Unlike most System novels, the System is not some inexplicable phenomenon. If you’re not patient, feel free to close the page. No need to tell me if you drop the story.
Theme: In the name of family
In fact, I feel that the current Eight Hearts are all more carnivorous (eyes averted), but this man doesn't know that he is full of seduction methods.
I don't know if there is a line for tolerance 🍉
It's such a charming village. I'm looking forward to others 😏
Thinking about it this way, it seems that the four ministers have their legs stuck and are unable to make any progress. They suffer the consequences of playing ball all the time (that tone)
Okay, okay, Shiraishi just tricked people into going home 😆 😆
I remember someone commented that these princes are all athletes and must be carnivores 🐶🌹
🐶Do you have to meet a lot of male guests during training?
Great, I saw the copy said it was a long story, that's great🎉
That's right, it's best to vent it out. I keep convincing and persuading but rarely can I really let it go [Lie down]
[Orange Candy] When I drank Shiraishi, your abacus beads fell off my face!