It was a peaceful night, and everything was as usual, except for one thing: Yukimura Seiichi dreamed of things that would happen in the future.
Yukimura Seiichi dreamed that the world they lived in was a manga. And though the outside world hailed him as the Child of God, he never ultimately transformed into a god.
In his first year of middle school, he shouldered everyone's criticism, nearly the entire nation's tennis world dismissing him. Nobody believed that a first-year student could be a good captain and lead Rikkai Dai in carrying on its glory. The voices predicting their downfall never stopped. But they persevered, maintaining Rikkai Dai's winning streak in the Kanto tournament and even taking the national championship from Makino. The Child of God's name resounded across the country, and he became the undisputed number one in middle school.
This seemed to be exactly what Yukimura Seiichi had dreamed of: leading Rikkai Dai to become a nationally renowned tennis powerhouse.
But what happened in his second year was something Yukimura could never forget. After continuing their winning streak in Kanto and claiming the national championship again, he was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome. Even in the dream, Yukimura Seiichi broke out in a cold sweat at that moment. He was hospitalized for treatment.
In his third year, with the Kanto final approaching, Yukimura was still in the hospital. Sanada and the others were convinced they could keep Rikkai Dai's winning streak alive. Although the people in reality were not familiar to Yukimura, just as they were in the dream, he still had faith in the abilities of his childhood friends, Sanada Genichiro, Yanagi Renji, and the others.
Rikkai Dai believed that might made right and followed the principle of putting the strongest first. Every regular was a formidable player. Yet this powerhouse ridiculously lost to Seigaku, ending its streak of more than a decade of Kanto championships. They were dragged from their altar. At that moment, Yukimura Seiichi could hardly believe what he was seeing.
From his perspective, Yanagi Renji was far stronger than he had shown. Sanada was holding back, too. How could Yanagi Renji have failed to predict any of this? He was one of the few data-oriented players at the national level. He could calculate anything, yet to make it up to his friend, he personally ended Rikkai Dai's championship streak and cost them the glory they had held for years. Sanada Genichiro, his most trusted childhood friend, was obsessed with Seigaku's captain, Tezuka Kunimitsu. He completely disregarded the fact that the match he was playing determined the fate of more than a decade of Rikkai Dai glory.
At that moment, Yukimura Seiichi desperately wanted to wake up. He knew it was a dream, but he couldn't wake up. It was as if an unseen hand had dragged him into the dream, doing everything it could to warn him about what might happen in the future and urge him to avoid it. But wasn't that a kind of torment in itself?
Yukimura Seiichi watched with his own eyes as Rikkai Dai lost in Kanto. He watched himself get utterly crushed by so-called happy tennis, only a few dozen days after coming out of surgery. How could an excellent athlete win a match through sheer conviction alone? Without systematic training, how could anyone step onto the court and win? And yet Seigaku did it. Yukimura saw everything from a third-person perspective. He saw an invisible hand controlling him.
Everyone stood against him. Everyone wanted him to lose. Everyone wanted to see him fall from his altar.
Nobody thought of him. He was the Child of God who had been famous nationwide since his first year of middle school, the number one in middle school tennis. Yet he was utterly crushed by ridiculous happy tennis, becoming the laughingstock of everyone. Scene after scene passed before his eyes. At the U-17, he was abandoned by Sanada Genichiro and treated as if he were invisible by Yanagi Renji. Nobody thought of him. Even though his actual abilities were still the best in middle school, countless people continued to mock and doubt him. Nobody believed he could still be the best in middle school after being defeated by Echizen Ryoma.
He suffered defeat after defeat on the U-17 court, losing to Cloudbreak once again. How ridiculous. Wasn't the joy of winning a match with happy tennis something to be happy about?
What Yukimura Seiichi didn't know was that the moment he had this dream, he was destined to be different from the Yukimura Seiichis of other parallel universes. It was as if the wishes of countless people had converged, all to help him escape the hell he was originally trapped in.
After waking from that dream, Yukimura Seiichi did a lot of research. He looked into Echizen Ryoma, Guillain-Barre syndrome, and his own plans for the future.
He didn't join the tennis club, but he continued playing tennis. Making his debut in individual tournaments, he demonstrated formidable skill. He never encountered those middle school players, but his talent still stood out. Before officially becoming a professional, he made even greater strides. He entered the professional ranks undefeated and became a professional player. When he met the people he had seen in his dream on the pro circuit, he swept them aside.
He didn't know that perhaps the wishes of people from many parallel universes had come together, changing the future he was meant to have. He was himself, the Child of God, Yukimura Seiichi, and a miracle who had shed his mortal form to become a god.
Theme: Knowing everything, he is no longer a chess piece
Is Yukimura still Yukimura after leaving Tatekai? Of course, it is still my village. Lihai has always been inseparable from the village, not the village. I have always thought that the village is very clear about his future. He wants to work professionally and works hard for this goal. He came to Lihai and joined the club just to realize his dream. The club is not good for the village. He also needs to waste energy to manage the club. But the sense of responsibility and long-term relationship at the beginning allowed the club to rise in status in the end, and it was only in the third year that the club tried to win despite being ill. But at that time, Xiao Cun, who was just watching, felt terrible, because he saw his future self being dragged down by sunk costs. My village is just the president, not the parents, so there is no reason to help them. They thought that Tomura's method of treating Akaya was not good, so they should do it themselves. Tomura must not believe it at first. He has his own pride and trusts Sanada, but after Tezuka's hand was injured, my Tomura will definitely be afraid. After all, he is just a child, but he still can't let go of tennis, and then decides not to follow his fate (Tomura is quite rebellious and likes a head-strong rebel). However, it is not possible to disconnect without joining the tennis club. There is really no benefit in taking a closer look at the club. First of all, he has no shortage of game experience. Secondly, he hasn't played a few games, so he needs to distract himself (my saint Cun Cun). And if you are a free agent and you are strong enough, others will want to fight you (the uncle, the little prince, etc.). If Cun Cun does not join the club, he can still play in the club. You can also be famous, and you can go out to play games and have better coaches. If you regret the friendship between Ritsukai, Tomura is still playing anyway, and it would be better to let them meet in private. For example, Tomura encounters the Maori senior who skipped training during practice. He is Akaya's golden finger "grandpa" and Nioh's magical partner, so it is a waste for Tomura to join the club.
Wait for the update! This setting is so suitable for me. I think the new tennis king only has this idea. Tennis is obviously a one-person sport. Yukimura, why don't you run away? Stop wasting your professional life for these people. No one recognizes it, so why bother. Also, there is finally an article complaining about Echizen Nanjiro. How on earth can a person who doesn't even have a Grand Slam be invincible? I still don't understand why XF has such a strange setting.
Looking forward to writing it down... Although I am a bit confused, is the Lord who is separated from Li Hai still the Lord? But in a new life, maybe the Lord will really feel that he is not worth it... The Kanto Continental Hegemon he tried so hard to defend was nothing in the hearts of Sanada and Yanagi... The success rate of the operation is 30%. The moment Yanagi's heart softens, the moment Sanada limits himself, facing the Kanto Continental Dominator who may be Yukimura's last wish alive... Assuming that the operation fails, it may really be the master's last wish. He doesn't care about the glory he lost, but what about the last wish of his teammates who get along day and night? Although it can be explained that Liu Xinruan did it because he thought his teammates could win, and Sanada wanted to be upright... But I don't understand it personally, but I respect it. Strictly speaking, the Net King is not a completely bad guy, but he exaggerates the seriousness of his master's condition, and loses because of Li Hai's own reasons. The happy tennis theory is quite funny. Longma doesn't care about winning or losing, so how can he become stronger when he is strong? The word itself is a cash withdrawal of not admitting defeat, otherwise there is no point in struggling with the five senses, just admit defeat. I feel that Nanjiro's theory of happy tennis is similar to Jack Ma's saying that he doesn't care about money. After all, if you have that much money, you naturally don't care about money. Nanjiro is the same. He becomes numb after winning and can naturally enjoy happiness. After all, he wins. I don't hate Ryoma. Compared to other people in Qingxue, I think he is quite likable, but Qingxue is a very annoying school. By the way, I always feel that Tezuka of the German team finally collapsed. Qinghao's responsibility is more important than the glory of the country? Repaying resentment with kindness to Qingxue, and then just ignore it after the knot in your heart is resolved? It feels like Qingxue exaggerates the theory of pillar responsibility. Qingxue is a school that has failed... Before the German team, I admired him. After all, selfish people may not appreciate such selfless and responsible people, but they definitely admire them. But Tezuka of the German team was speechless... I hope I can continue writing this. This is the first time I have seen my Lord after leaving Lihai...
Looking forward to it, it's rare to see Yukimura not join the tennis club
I feel that the French team and Cun Cun are very compatible, especially Camus and Cun Cun. The French romantic art goes well with Cun Cun.
Which country to go to? It's France. I feel that Cun Ge and France are very compatible. They are romantic and elegant, and there is also Camus, their main character. Their concepts are strangely similar.
When will the next chapter be updated?
It's not easy. I finally saw the collection copy. Thank you very much.
Does the author still remember this article?
Where are you going? Looking forward to updates