[Prince of Tennis] I Wooed Yukimura... Seriously?

The deleted and reposted version is in the next column over.

I've decided to rewrite it and finish the entire manuscript before posting, then release it all the way through to the ending.

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I don't know if anyone is still waiting at the bottom of this story's pit, but I'm very grateful for your company and support. I've still decided to delete and repost it. The chapters currently available have all been changed to a different genre, so they aren't the original version. The reposted version will make a few small changes based on this one, but will mostly stay the same. I originally wrote 60,000 words of this story, which I thought was a long novel back then. I've thought about it for a long time, and I've decided to keep it in its original form. Writing from different periods of your life has commemorative value. This story came about when I was in eighth grade, during online classes, and it shines with the memories and happiness of the time I spent creating it.

Even if it's not perfect, even if it still has many regrets, I want to preserve the traces of this writing. So even though I'm deleting and reposting it, I still want to share this work. I'm not someone who is good at persevering, and I don't want all my efforts to have been for nothing.

It feels like my writing journey over the years has been one big farce. I haven't formally finished a single thing. I want to cry. I think about how I was in eighth grade when I wrote this, and now, in the blink of an eye, I'm already in eleventh grade. It's hard to put into words, but this story has been with me for three years.

Although I feel like no one will remember this story anymore, I still have to do right by myself. After the repost, the plot will change so that the heroine only has to win over Yukimura Seiichi. Once I've finished writing about Yukimura Seiichi, the story will end. Once I officially post that story, I'll probably delete this one.

Thank you for being here.

Theme: Life is precious, but love is even more precious.