I'll Let You Win, So Don't Cry

[Next book] Jiang Liu, a tennis prodigy whose name struck fear into opponents, injured his right hand during an international match. From then on, he fell from the top and vanished without a trace. After returning to China, he enrolled at Windsor International High, a school renowned for its tennis team. 1 On the first day of school, the tennis club captain extended an invitation. The fearsome, icy captain Han Jin held out his right hand. “I’ve watched you play. Interested in joining Windsor?” Jiang Liu clasped his hand and slapped his palm, answering with arrogant swagger, “Move. You’re blocking my view of the school belle.” Han Jin’s face darkened, and everyone around them sucked in a sharp breath. 2 A few months later, a new Windsor player made a stunning debut in the provincial junior tournament, defeating a veteran from another school 6–0. The veteran had been hit in the face by the ball three times. Unable to bear the humiliation, he covered his face and cried. Jiang Liu raised an eyebrow. “Don’t cry. Our captain will give you two points in the next set.” The veteran cried even harder. 3 The locker room. Han Jin grabbed Jiang Liu by the chin, his gaze dangerous. “Trying to cause trouble for me?” Jiang Liu’s face flushed bright red as he struggled. “Isn’t making you famous a good thing? Captain, you’re so hard to please.” Han Jin gently gripped his right wrist and leaned close to his ear. “If you don’t behave, you won’t be using this hand to hold a racket anymore. I’ll have you hold something else.” Jiang Liu’s eyes widened. Han Jin glanced at him. “Then you’ll learn what it really means to be hard to please.” *Short-tempered, volatile genius bottom x aloof, icy, left-handed god top Synopsis screenshot saved Theme: Celebrate the youth of young people, sing the praises of great athletes, study hard, and love tennis.