Zhang Xian's persona as a high school freshman was that of a poor, beautiful, top-performing boy. In his sophomore year, he resolved to change it to that of a passionate young tennis player chasing his dream.
He firmly believed he had the talent to amaze the world, and that he had to go all out for his tennis dream, so fans around the globe could see him shine.
As long as he got to enjoy the thrill of hitting the ball, Zhang Xian was sure tennis wouldn't interfere with his college entrance exams.
When it came to anything involving himself, Zhang Xian was never wrong.
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When Gu Teng returned to China during high school, he moved into Room 102 of his grandmother's apartment block. Every morning, he'd open the window and look up to see what clothes Zhang Xian, the class's resident heartthrob, had hung out to dry the night before.
Zhang Xian was a wonder, both a celestial beauty and a little rascal. At first, Gu Teng couldn't tell if meeting this sprout of a boy was a blessing or a curse. Later, he understood: meeting Zhang Xian was a blessing, not a curse.
A few things to know
A mixed-blood, wolfish top who spent time in Southeast Asia x a hyperfocused, self-proclaimed genius who really is one, and a king in the making as the bottom /
Bottom's POV / School life / Sports / They fall in love without letting it interfere with exams or competitions / A sweet story about two clever boys growing closer /
I hear authors who've written danmei for a long time have to unlock the school story skill, but sports is what I'm best at or2, so to ensure the quality of the story, I had to combine the two genres /
The last school-and-sports entertainment work I saw was Prince of Tennis, many years ago. gazing up at the sky.jpg /
The title comes from the famous tennis documentary The Greatest Shot, but the story has nothing in common with the documentary /
Theme: Hold fast to your dreams and work hard to achieve them, and you'll begin a journey without regrets.
