For some reasons, I have to change accounts. I won't be using this one anymore. My pen name on the new account should be the same one I use now. This book won't be updated again. I can only say I'll try to give it a better ending. I'll continue updating the book about the Divine Believer on my new account. The protagonist will still be called Xing Jianlin. I wish everyone a smooth, happy, and healthy life. (Before I switch accounts, I'll give this book a major revision. The content may change a lot.)
Also known as: "A Commentator's Tennis Journey" and "A Boy's Transmigration After Running Away from Home, with a Hidden Father Complex"
He Ying is the son of the renowned painter Yukimura Seiichi. Since childhood, his father has trained him in tennis and painting. He has lived up to his father's expectations, showing considerable talent in both. Burdened by the reputation of being a genius and constantly overshadowed by his father, his childish nature eventually leads him to leave the court in a fit of pique.
He Ying stays up all night preparing for an art competition. Exhausted, he falls asleep, and when he opens his eyes, he finds himself back in his father's middle school days.
Yukimura: My shy junior who used to avoid me is starting to care about me now. What a delightful discovery. He's a really fun junior, too.
Sanada: That's too lax.
Yukimura: Hmm?
Sanada: ...
Yukimura is the strongest character in this story, and Rikkai is my favorite. Detective Conan will make a guest appearance (there'll be a little New Prince of Tennis, too).
Warnings: Sometimes the plot moves fast, sometimes slowly (mainly depending on my mood). If that's not for you, don't read.
I'm busy with school, so updates will be whenever I can, but I won't drop the story.
Please don't criticize if you don't like it. The author is in middle school, and my writing isn't very good.
I started writing this because "Yukimura Haruto Doesn't Want to Play Tennis," a book I read, has been on hiatus for a long time. I really like its premise, so I'm borrowing that setup here, but the plot won't be the same.
Theme: I wanted to write this because a book I really liked, "Yukimura Haruto Doesn't Want to Play Tennis," went on hiatus, and I also really like its premise. But the plot won't be the same. My love for Yukimura and Rikkai was also a big reason, of course, everyone in Prince of Tennis is wonderful (smile).
How did the author lock it?
Blindly guessing that the cousin is a certain violent NO.1 Phoenix
Well, although I haven't watched that for a long time, I still want to ask: Will the survivors feel at a loss after knowing Heying's identity?
I want to see Tsurui fall off his horse, and I want to see the expressions of Tachibana's people when they know that Tsurui is Yukimura's son. Can the author arrange this?
The extras are also very interesting.
What does yanaga mean…
My wife has really changed and I am really happy! I'm still worried about whether I'll be criticized. However, this is the legendary saying that people who paint have rich hearts.
It's understandable to feel unwilling to live in the shadows, but is it foreshadowing in the end? Ps: Madam, sometimes you can be a little subtle and say it directly. It's a little sudden if you say it directly. If it's style, it's understandable. Pps: Sometimes things that should be reserved are not so reserved, and very few places are not very clear. My wife can read it again and straighten it out a little bit. Compared with Xin, the writing of the wife is still very good, and the character development is also good.
Why was it suddenly locked? What happened to my wife?
The author is mighty?(?^O^?)?