I'm putting this idea aside for now. I haven't decided when I'll start writing it, but I've settled on the male lead for my first long romance novel: Mura-kun.
It'll be a very, very long time before I start it!!!
Don't save it if you can't wait!!!
Warnings:
1. The heroine uses the once-popular trope of being the prince's little sister, as well as the transfer-student trope.
2. The heroine has transmigrated and knows the tennis plot, but she won't disrupt the original storyline. The main story takes place in high school.
3. The romance will probably be a slow burn, with table tennis matches, but mostly everyday life.
4. One-on-one pairing: Mura-kun x the heroine. There may be other male characters, but no side couples.
5. My version of this world is a mashup of the real Prince of Tennis world and Prince of Tennis fanfiction.
Synopsis:
After inexplicably transmigrating into the Prince of Tennis world, she is forced to start a new life under the Mary Sue name Hua Shixue.
She finally waits until the middle-school arc of Prince of Tennis is over, then transfers to Japan for her own reasons. But while trying to watch the live-action version of Prince of Tennis, she runs into two girls who seem out of place and have an aura all their own.
Girl Number One is a student at Seigaku: outstanding in every way, academically gifted, and the No. 1 player in the girls' tennis club.
Girl Number Two is a student at Hyotei: plain-looking, but an inspirational type who ranks No. 1 academically.
Their character setups really resemble the heroines of the fanfiction she used to read, she thinks, though she doesn't let it show.
Just as she's about to leave, trouble comes knocking of its own accord.
They actually want her to play tennis? She doesn't mind playing tennis, but why does she have a bad feeling about this?
This familiar plot... Could she be the third transmigrated heroine?
The idea of playing table tennis in the tennis world came to me after watching table tennis videos. Sorry if it's been done before. Also, our table tennis is seriously good! (So please don't question whether the heroine is too powerful. Her abilities are based on real people!)
Theme: Live a positive, sunny life.
