[Prince of Tennis] The King's Splendor

Blurb One: Ming Xuan has a mother who loves anime and manga. When he was young, she tossed a jacket over his shoulders and pushed him onto a tennis court. That path eventually led him to the junior circuit. Sadly, an accident struck when he was seventeen. His only regret was never getting to play on the courts of the four major tournaments. After arriving in the world of a manga, he picks up his racket again and even meets his mother’s anime crush. But when he steps onto the court, all he can think is: The fantastical tennis manga didn’t lie! How can a serve that’s just a little faster leave a crater in the ground? Blurb Two: Yukimura Seiichi has been recognized as a tennis prodigy since childhood. In middle school, he was called the “Child of God,” the number one player in middle school tennis. He knows that many people admire him, but no one has ever looked at him the way Miyabi Akihiro did the first time they met, as if he were a human-shaped anime figurine. The road to becoming a god is long and full of obstacles, but he still wants to give it everything he has. Fortunately, he won’t be alone on this journey. They will reach the summit and become invincible champions. 1. A Prince of Tennis fanfic, mainly focused on Rikkai Dai. The match results will be changed, so Seishun Academy fans beware. 2. Pairing: Yukimura Seiichi. No romance in the main story; daily life > matches > romance. 3. The male lead’s backstory is a little melodramatic, but only comes up a little in the prequel. The rest is all about Rikkai Dai’s daily life and matches. This is my first story, and I’ll do my best to keep the characters in character. 4. In this setting, Yukimura Seiichi is the strongest middle school tennis player. 5. I love the Prince of Tennis musicals, and some characterizations and plot points are inspired by them. New Story Coming Soon After We Went Down Together, I Became a “God” A conservative father, a cold mother, a usurping younger brother, and a vengeful self: his life was doomed from the start, but he... Kamo Saku: What are you babbling about? Didn’t you know there are ghosts in the house?! Don’t worry, I took care of them with a single blaze! When he opens his eyes again, Kamo Saku has become a middle school student. Good news: This new world has no cursed sorcerers with screws loose in their heads. Bad news: ...There is no bad news! He’s left the world of curses behind. The future is bright! “Wait!!” Yato’s eyes widen as he lets out a shrill scream. “What are you holding?!” Kamo Saku awkwardly tries to hide the sacred weapon behind his back. Just hear him out! Sure, he exorcises demons, kills gods, and steals sacred weapons, but he’s a good god (no, wait), a good person! Everyone knows the Rikkai Dai tennis club has no dedicated coach. Their captain has always been in charge of everything. However, not long ago, Captain Yukimura Seiichi was hospitalized due to illness and missed the entire tournament. Takeshi Momoshiro looks toward the opposite coaching bench and asks, “Who’s sitting in the coaching seat?” Sadaharu Inui adjusts his glasses. “The records say he’s a member of the literature club.” Momoshiro nods. “They dragged someone in at the last minute to fill the spot.” No one expected the King of Rikkai Dai to be forced into a tiebreaker by Seishun Academy. The referee frowns at the roster in his hands. Rikkai Dai’s list has only eight names, including the coach. Could they be planning to forfeit? Suddenly, a commotion ripples through the crowd. “Wait, the boy in the coaching seat is standing up?” “The head coach is warming up?” “The head coach is going to play?!!” When he came across that white cat, half its body was gushing blood, but its blue eyes shone like the open sky melting into light. On an impulse, Kamo Saku took it home and cared for it with his own hands, even using his cursed energy to heal its body. He named it “Little Satoru,” as if that could bring some unspoken fantasy to life. Until one night, the warmth of a wet tongue turned into the heat of human lips. A white-haired man pinned him to the bed and whispered with a smile, “I hear you’ve had a crush on me for a long time?” Theme: These young men are driven by passion and ambition. Through hard work, they will change their fate and win the championship.