[Prince of Tennis] This Manager Wants to Quit Today, Too

Yukimura Seiichi had always felt that, if they were characters in a fairy tale, Hojo Kuri could never be a frail princess waiting for someone to protect her. She would be a witch standing atop a tower, swaggering as she waved her magic wand.

She might turn a prince into a frog, or a frog into a prince. She might even turn one into a monster with a frog's head and a prince's body. In short, you couldn't judge her by ordinary standards. Everything depended on her mood that day.

She was just that kind of person: carefree and uninhibited, yet somehow able to bewitch people's hearts.

Making them instinctively want to...

Want to beat her up.

At thirteen, Hojo Kuri was a string of emotionless code. Her DNA's double helix was embedded with perfect stats, maximum graphics, deluxe bundles, and Steam sales.

So when she was forced to become the tennis club's manager, she remained completely unfazed by a group of flawless specimens, both in physique and looks, and carried on with her quest to clear the game.

She said men would only slow down her climb to the top.

Nioh Masaharu's take was: “Kuri-chan, when it comes to anything besides gaming, you're sometimes really slow on the uptake, puri~”

The Rikkai Dai tennis club all agreed, except for Kirihara Akaya.

Kirihara could only nod enthusiastically from the side and chime in: “The great one is always right. Women will only slow down my climb to victory.”

Rikkai Dai alumni: Has Hojo Kuri spent ten years gutting fish in a supermarket? How can her heart be as cold as a knife???

*The male lead is clearly established. No competing love interests.

*The author is just as bad at romance as the heroine, so let's focus on our goals, young men and women!

Theme: Breaking stereotypes. Girls can become gods too.