Hello, everyone. I'm a shut-in, though you can call me Yumiya Shirei now.
It's a long story, but somehow Yumiya ended up in this world.
Yumiya vaguely remembers this is a manga world, because brightly colored hair and eyes are rare in real life, right? But here, unconventional looks are everywhere!
Though he has to admit, his own hair and eyes aren't exactly ordinary now either.
For some inexplicable reason, he transmigrated. He remembers everything from before, but somehow he still transmigrated.
But Yumiya is an optimist. More accurately, he's one of those people with no great ambitions who just wants to coast through life. So whatever the future holds, he'll focus on making the most of each day first.
According to his memories, his original body's father once wanted to become a professional tennis player. Maybe he didn't have much talent, so he pinned all his hopes on his child instead.
The original owner wasn't athletic either. He was an ordinary person who worked extremely hard, but his single-minded pursuit of victory ended up making him lose his love for tennis.
The original owner's desperate need to win came down to one thing: he wanted to earn recognition and praise from his father.
He was like a string wound tight, bound to snap one day from a lack of emotional support.
The memories end there. Only a week has passed since Yumiya transmigrated. He really has no idea what happened to the original owner during that time.
So he'll just take things as they come. After all, there's only a month left until he starts junior high.
As for his goal... It has to be Rikkai Dai, right?
Warnings: 1. Rikkai Dai wins sixteen consecutive national championships and three consecutive national titles.
2. No couple in the main story, just friendship and family affection. Couples may appear at random in the extras.
3. The male lead is partly a native of this world and doesn't know much. He is an atypical transmigrator, and I gave him a cheat in the area of mental power.
4. The author is not publishing behind a paywall, and updates are irregular. Writing purely out of love.
5. The cover features the male lead, whom I designed myself. He has golden-brown hair and red eyes. Please let me know if the cover stops showing up.
6. I don't bash Seigaku, but the author does have a certain bias toward Rikkai Dai. Please understand.
7. My writing is terrible, and there will definitely be varying degrees of out-of-character behavior and typos. Please point them out and forgive me (I bow in gratitude). Also, the author is hopeless at sports and can't play matches, so everything comes from Baidu.
8. Nobody owes anyone anything. There are so many high-quality stories on Jinjiang. If you don't like this one, don't force yourself to read it. Maybe we'll meet again in another story.
Theme: Growing up may be painful and winding, but the future will give you the rewards you deserve
Is this only half posted? (Falling into silence)
No, not finished? (Stupid