The Disaster Tennis Brought to Saiki

My name is Qi Muqiao, the third son of the Qi Mu family.

I don’t have antisocial personality disorder.

I don’t have any superpowers, either.

In short, aside from being a little smarter than most people, I’m just like everyone else.

I can’t understand what the people around me are thinking, but my survival instinct for studying has let me fit perfectly into the crowd.

Though little accidents still happen from time to time.

But I believe there’s absolutely no way my identity as an ordinary person will ever change.

Until that day

I, Qi Muqiao, an honors student in everyone else’s eyes, joined Rikkai University’s tennis club, and my entire worldview shattered.

Watching my upperclassmen play “superpowered” tennis on the court, I couldn’t help but fall into deep thought.

#I’m the only ordinary person

#In this world, I’m the one who doesn’t fit in

Everyone in the tennis club: …Are you ordinary?

Please get a grip on your self-image! (shaking you) .JPG

Wait, hold on. Now that I think about it, this guy really doesn’t have any special tennis moves.

So how did he quietly win so many games? (pupils trembling) .JPG

Reader’s Guide:

[1] Rikkai is the main setting. The protagonist is a junior in Akaya’s year, a gifted player who grows over time. Sixteen straight Kanto titles and three consecutive national titles.

[2] It will most likely be a slice-of-life story, mostly cozy, goofy everyday scenes. There will be out-of-character moments, logic bugs, and plenty of original headcanons. Yukimura will not be sick in this version. It’s a purely feel-good, episodic family comedy.

[3] The cover was commissioned privately, and commercial rights have been purchased.

[4] The series’ upcoming story, "The Disaster Volleyball Brought to Qi Mu", is in the author’s collection. It’s an alternate high school volleyball timeline for Qi Mu (kiss).

[5] Finally, I hope you enjoy reading (● 3 ●)

Theme: A good beginning, gradual progress, and sustained effort.