My Court Ball Dream Only Has Six Stacks [King of Nets]

Matsuda Wu Mao was lying in the room that was only six stacks in size, having that dream that was full of ups and downs. In the dream he was drowning. Just like the tennis dream that he longed for but hit a wall everywhere, never having the qualifications or money to access. He really wants to play tennis... He really wants to play tennis. But he was almost giving up. Until he heard- "Don't be careless about saving money, it's okay!" "The probability of Matsuda-san continuing on the path of tennis is 95.9%." "You are still far away from being able to give up!" "It's a joy to play tennis." Matsuda Wu Mao was lying in the room that was only six stacks in size, having that dream that was full of ups and downs. This time, someone grabbed his hand and pulled him out of the water. Note: 1. Lai (畳) is a unit of Japanese housing area, approximately equal to 1.5 Square meters; otaku is the Japanese nickname for tennis 2. Cover design by Saozi, inspired by the animated version of "Four Stacks and a Half Myth Series" 3. The protagonist's growth is combined with the original character group portraits, and all members are friendly. Purpose: With the encouragement and help of his classmates and friends, Wu Maojun, who was born in poverty, worked hard to overcome financial difficulties and improve his skills. He aimed to become an excellent mentor and friend on the tennis road. He was unwilling to give up despite setbacks and eventually became a reliable tennis player. The book is positive, warm and inspiring