[Prince of Tennis] Lucky to Have Chen

[I revised the whole story, but there's nothing more I can do. Please read the warnings below. Thank you.]

Marui Bunta never imagined that his future lover would be the godlike son of the Yukimura family.

From the moment he became the heir to the Kitamiya family, Marui Bunta knew that no matter how much he loved tennis, he would never pursue it professionally. But the gentle yet rebellious godlike boy told him that nothing was impossible; it all depended on whether you wanted it or not.

Since childhood, Yukimura Seiichi had been the perfect child all the adults compared others to. He had never defied his elders or bullied the weak. The boldest things he ever did were bring his boyfriend home to meet the Yukimura family and pursue a career as a professional tennis player.

The road wasn't easy, but with his parents' understanding and his boyfriend's support, he never regretted any of his decisions.

This is a danmei story, but there's not much romance. Don't read if that's not your thing.

[Whether you've read this story before or not, I'm always the original author.]

Warnings:

1. The story covers U17, but not the World Cup.

2. Marui is the protagonist, but Yukimura is the strongest. There's very little romance.

3. The story's logic is shaky, there are typos, and it has plenty of flaws. Bear with it. If you can't, don't read it.

4. Updates are irregular, so enter at your own risk. (Don't worry, I won't abandon it, just update slowly.)

5. As for characterization, of course they'll be out of character.

6. Yukimura has memories of a past life in Chapter 42.

7. Kuroko's Basketball characters show up briefly, just for a few chapters.

Theme: Rikkai's three consecutive championships!