Muichiro Plays Tennis

[Complete, bonus episode viewing reactions updating]

Muichiro's days as the Mist Hashira of the Demon Slayer Corps belonged to his past life.

In this life, Muichiro earned excellent grades and got into Rikkai University. After his deskmate recommended it to him, he joined the tennis club, where he witnessed tennis that could burst into flames and rob people of all five senses.

After returning home, Muichiro started blowing into a gourd, to the bafflement of his older brother.

Tennis is dangerous. He has to get stronger so he can protect himself and the people around him.

#Shocking! One Glance Was All It Took for Muichiro to Take Up Breathing Techniques Again

Did he run into a demon?

No, he just watched a match.

Viewing notes:

1. Rikkai wins the Kanto title 16 years in a row and the national title 3 years in a row.

2. OOC warning.

3. Mild Giyu and Shinobu, Obanai and Mitsuri, and Hakuji and Koyuki.

4. Bonus chapters will include viewing reactions.

Completed works: Tennis in an Unscientific World, Has Tsuchima Fallen in Love Today?

Check out my dear friend's ongoing story: When Miss Mori Transmigrates into the World of Jujutsu

Coming soon: The Protagonist Plays Tennis from a Third-Person Perspective

In Konishi Ritsu's eyes, the world is a giant interactive game, and he is its one and only protagonist. As the protagonist, all he has to do is make bold choices!

[Today is your first day at Rikkai. You see a seaweed-haired guy jump onto the wall. You choose:

A: Kick him off and take his place. I'm the protagonist!

B: Ignore him and walk away.

C: Tell a teacher someone's trampling the plants.]

"There's no reason not to pick A."

As the protagonist, you have to charge ahead and announce to the whole world that you're its main character!

"Where the hell did you come from? How dare you kick me in the ass?!"

As for a tiny bit of seaweed, why would a great protagonist even lower his gaze to look?

[Tennis opens your eyes to a whole new world. As the protagonist, you immediately realize it's the foundation of the world. You choose:

A: Thanks, but no thanks. Let's never meet again.

B: Join Rikkai's tennis club.

C: Pray for a meteorite to fall and reset the world.]

"AAAAAAAA!"

Unfortunately, even as the protagonist, you don't have the power to make your wishes come true. The world reaches out and chooses B for you.

"...What do I do if my hand slipped and picked B?"

[Today, your opponent is a high school senior. You choose:

A: Show your true ability and lose the match.

B: Use underhanded tactics to keep your opponent from playing.

C: Get on your knees and beg them to forfeit.]

"I don't even have a chance of winning?!"

Well, that's that. Underhanded tactics don't suit your noble conduct as the protagonist, and you're far too proud to get on your knees and beg your opponent to forfeit.

So you say, "I forfeit, or you can forfeit instead."

Unfortunately, your senior can't hear any sincerity in your expressionless voice. Instead, he senses nothing but contempt.

"What do you mean, you don't want to play me? Do you look down on me? Do you think I can't beat a brat like you?!"

At last, you realize this is a fixed story event. No matter what you choose, the match will begin, and in ten seconds you'll automatically enter battle.

Battle failed. Konishi Ritsu, age 13, deceased. Please watch the 15-second ad to revive the protagonist. Thank you.

Theme: A young man's passion never fades.