Fighting for Glory for My Country at the U17 Tennis Tournament

[Please read the notes below the blurb before starting.] This novel will go premium on December 23, 2023. Thank you for supporting the official release. Blurb: At the age of five, Wen Xiao gained the "Ultimate Tennis" System. Every day, if he completed the System's tennis tasks, he'd receive point rewards in stats including, but not limited to, stamina, strength, and speed. Having a System by his side was great, but he couldn't understand why so many of its tasks required him to travel abroad. Like going to the United States, the United Kingdom, or Japan to compete in JR. tournaments. In short, he had to leave his mark all over the world. He'd beat the genius kids of each country, then, when they eagerly asked, "What's your name?" he'd leave them with a mysterious look, his back turned, and a line so cool it would blow them away. But why were most of his tennis opponents Japanese? Not that he minded. It was pretty satisfying. A gathering of tennis club captains. Tezuka: "I've been defeated before too. That person..." Yukimura: "The person who beat me..." Atobe: "The person I remember best is the one I met in England..." Shiraishi: "The person you guys are talking about..." Kite: "Could it be the same person I met..." When U17 training began, the middle schoolers found out that high schoolers like Byodoin and Oni had also suffered defeats at the hands of "that person." The only question was whether the person the middle schoolers and high schoolers were talking about was one and the same. Then, at the U17 opening ceremony, the Chinese team entered, and the first-year high school student leading them instantly caught everyone's eye. Everyone: "That's him! The guy who beat me!" Everyone: "..." Everyone: "Wait! Why are Japan, Germany, Spain... all pointing at him too?!" Everyone: "Who else have you beaten besides me?!" Please read before starting: 1. The male lead is a peerless hero, with a maxed-out golden finger. He'll beat everyone fair and square. 2. The Chinese U17 team wins. The original New Prince of Tennis storyline is extensively rewritten. 3. The male lead is a little mischievous as a child, but grows dependable and steady once he's older and becomes captain. His growth is part of the story; he won't be perfect from the start. 4. Since a team has to be assembled for the tournament, there will be lots of original Chinese characters and chapters about recruiting teammates. These chapters will be indicated in the title and blurb, so feel free to skip them if you're not interested. Since this is fantasy tennis, traditional culture will be incorporated as planned, such as tai chi, lion dancing, and sparking fire. 5. The Prince of Tennis world has all kinds of colorful hair and eyes. The protagonist is the only one with natural black hair and brown eyes; the other original characters will have a variety of looks to make them easy to tell apart. 6. I'm not very familiar with tennis tournaments, so the domestic matches will draw on the competition histories of real professional tennis players. The story won't strictly follow domestic tennis regulations and will be more idealized. 7. The story will feature Chinese-style parenting and many real place names, such as provinces and cities, but specific shop names and the like will be made up at random. All original characters other than the protagonist have names randomly generated by writing software, so some may share names with people I know in real life. Everyone speaks Mandarin. I won't deliberately imitate regional dialects. This is a very long list. I hope you'll read it before starting the novel to avoid anything that might bother you. It's okay if you don't like it, but please don't be mean. Kisses~ That's all I can think of for now. I hope you'll be okay with it~ Theme: Strive to get ahead