Crossing the Net King: the Light Chaser (Fudo Peak)

A tennis ball and a court gather the dreams of countless people chasing the light. Light seems easy to chase, but it is not easy to chase either. The good thing about chasing is that as long as you think about it, it exists, you can get close to it, and you can pursue it. The difficulty is that this is not a temporary thing, it requires your immense love and efforts. And in "The Prince of Tennis" they are all light chasers. As long as their hands can still swing the racket, as long as their ears can still hear the sound of tennis, as long as their cheeks can feel the accompanying wind of running, they will not stop chasing the light of tennis. Fudomine is even more like this. They break through obstacles, rebuild the tennis club, and continue to advance. Even if they may not reach the top in the end, no one can deny that they are admirable light chasers. I am extremely happy to be able to chase the light with them. Ps: The heroine of this article and my first novel are both Fujisaki Shiomai. I don't plan to change it. She still has a passionate and youthful style. However, over the past few years, my writing perspective has probably changed a lot. Purpose: When people live in this world, they are very happy to have family, friendship, love, and dreams that they can pursue.