Synopsis:
Lin Yewuy, the number-one sword cultivator on the Foundation Establishment leaderboard in the urban cultivation game Immortal Path, was controlled by a player as he searched for an encounter and accidentally entered a secret space-time realm. He was forcibly turned into a child and transported to Yingzhou.
After transmigrating, Lin Yewuy awakened to his own consciousness and focused on returning to his sect in Zhongzhou.
The sentient game interface told Lin Yewuy that he could return to Zhongzhou if he successfully passed his tribulation. But this worldlet had no spiritual energy. Only the "power of sports," gained by defeating young athletes of every kind, could be converted into spiritual energy.
At first, Lin Yewuy was full of confidence: They're just ordinary young athletes. How could a mighty cultivator like me possibly lose to them?
The game interface didn't dare tell Lin Yewuy that, as an elementary school student, 99% of his skill strength was sealed.
Lin Yewuy first went to watch a college track and field meet, only to discover that the athletes ran nearly as fast as he could fly on his sword.
Lin Yewuy had no choice but to watch a high school soccer game, where he saw a young man with horns fire a shot more powerful than a Nascent Soul cultivator's attack.
Lin Yewuy went to watch a junior high basketball game next, only to find that the "Emperor's Eye" skill of a red-haired junior high student was equivalent to the divine sense of a Golden Core cultivator.
Feeling powerless to fight back, Lin Yewuy could only go watch the country's most popular sport, tennis. Yet even elementary school students could hit smashes that nearly reached the Foundation Establishment level.
Sword cultivator Lin Yewuy (questioning his life): I might as well find a car to run me over. At this rate, when will I ever get back to Zhongzhou?
To gain more power of sports, Lin Yewuy entered Hyotei Academy, challenging the strong along the way and training to level up.
Lin Yewuy saw just how outrageous the world of Yingzhou was, never realizing that others were astounded by his willingness to risk his life and his rapid growth.
Could someone really start playing tennis from scratch, become invincible in junior high in one year, dominate the nation's prodigies in two, and sweep U-17 in three?
Everyone: What kind of absurd monster is this?
Lin Yewuy, who reached the peak of Foundation Establishment two months after entering a sect: Isn't this perfectly reasonable?
At first, Lin Yewuy only wanted to go home.
Later, he became a legend of his era.
A crossover of sports anime, mainly The Prince of Tennis. I mainly want to pit superpowered tennis against fantasy tennis.
Notes: The protagonist is the gong. OOC warning.
The protagonist attends Hyotei, and his CP is Atobe. To balance the schools' strength, some supporting characters from outside the four main schools may be recruited.
The protagonist keeps getting run over in the early stages, but he'll catch up quickly. His golden finger is huge, so he'll truly be invincible later on.
To balance the power levels, some aspects of the cultivation system have been weakened. The protagonist is invincible among his peers at Nascent Soul, and unmatched in the world at Divine Separation.
Theme: The wind will blow fair, and the cloud-sailing ship will cross the vast sea.
