Miyaji Sakuya, a first-year newcomer at Rikkai University.
A man with a "poisonous" tongue and an equally "poisonous" style of tennis.
He once set the "glorious" record of making an opponent so angry that they forfeited before the match was even halfway over.
To deal with complaints from the outside world, and to protect the club members' mental health, the Big Three decided Miyaji Sakuya needed to learn what elegance meant.
Sanada: "Read more classical literature and learn the subtlety of the ancients."
Yanagi Renji: "Showing concern for your opponents and being modest about yourself can reduce negative impressions by 67.29%."
Miyaji Sakuya humbly accepted their advice.
From then on, his style changed completely.
His opponent smashed their racket.
Miyaji Sakuya looked heartbroken. "Careful, you'll hurt your hand... What does it know, anyway?"
His opponent roared.
Miyaji Sakuya frowned. "I've disturbed everyone's peace. This is my fault."
His opponent glared at him.
Miyaji Sakuya shook his head. "I must not be worthy of your attention, for you to look down on me so much."
After winning the match,
Miyaji Sakuya looked melancholy. "I was just lucky... I came here today to learn from your skill, and you were kind enough to go easy on me at every turn. That made my clumsy technique look good. Please don't be upset."
Opponent: "…"
Aaaaaaah! Just die already!!!
# Is Miyaji elegant today?
# Very elegant.
# But for some reason, the complaint letters keep increasing.
Blurb set in November 2025.
P.S.:
1. The protagonist has the style of a Lin Daiyu type, a young Miaojiang boy with a poisonous, venomous tennis style. He likes raising certain unusual pets.
2. The planned pairing for now is Muramura, but I may not actually write it. If I run short on inspiration, I might change it to no pairing. I'll decide what to do before the story officially goes on sale. Readers who like stories with no pairing, don't worry. Considering the characters' ages, the romance will probably be minimal, and even if I change it, it won't affect your reading experience. If this is a dealbreaker, proceed with caution.
3. I'm not a full-time author, just an office worker with one day off a week, writing what I want to read. You don't need to tell me if you drop the story. Life is hard enough already! Everyone understands characters differently, so please don't take things too far. If you don't like it, just click away.
Theme: Strive for a better future
