Breaking News! The Homura Clan's Little One Is Off to Rikkai Dai

[The neighboring novel "Has the Second Son of the Akashi Family Become a Tyrant Again Today?" is complete!] [Check out the new novel "There's Definitely Something Wrong with My Great Pirate Route Story"] [70% anti-piracy ratio] [Kanto Sixteen-Time Champions, Three-Time National Champions] Synopsis: 1. At fifteen, Suoh Mikoto was living on his own when he found a little kid one day. The child wore a name tag around his neck and could only say three things: "My name is Baby." "I'm three years old." "I love Daddy." After living with him for a while, that turned into: "My name is Baby, not Kanno Tsukasa." "I love Mikoto." The child was very quiet. Every day, he would stay in one spot. Wherever he was before Suoh left, he would still be there when Suoh came home. Six months later, Suoh came home one day to find that the child had moved from the kitchen to the sofa in the living room. When he heard Suoh come in, he turned around and looked up at him with sparkling eyes, pointing at the show playing on the TV. "I like balls." Ah, balls were tied with Mikoto for first place. And buying a TV had definitely been the right decision. 2. These past few years, the world of tennis had been overflowing with prodigies. Seigaku had a cocky first-year who said nothing but, "You're still a long way off." Shitenhoji had a rowdy first-year who was slender but had tremendous strength. Rikkai also had a first-year who respected his seniors and always reported where he was going, but was a tennis oddball who only spoke ten words a day. Yukimura: "Ah, we won." Yanagi: "Yes, we won, in the category of being weird." Sanada: "You're too lax!" Note: The rumor that he only spoke ten words a day was false. Reader's Guide: A fantastical tennis world, with some original setting details. Lots of daily life in the tennis club, with a touch of ensemble cast. Primarily Prince of Tennis, with very little from other series. No CP, everyone is just friends (important!!) This is not a doting-wife story. The synopsis is like this because the protagonist is only three years old, babies. Seeing the term "doting wife" in a Prince of Tennis no-CP novel really made my heart skip a beat. You don't need to tell me why you're dropping the story!!! Thank you so much. I'm really sensitive and it'll upset me for a long time if I see it!!! (I've never deleted a comment, and I won't in the future either!) Break Check out my new One Piece novel, "There's Definitely Something Wrong with My Great Pirate Route Story" Also known as "After I Quit the Game, My 1,234 Flirtation Options Went on a Rampage" Kiyomi played a romance adventure RPG called The Great Pirate Age. The game was really fun, and the NPCs were really hot (not what you think). You could get three tall, handsome classmates right from the start, and if you chose to set sail, it got even better. The Great Pirate Route's famous blond father-and-son pairing, red-haired twin brothers, the Don family... What, none of them do it for you? Please don't give up on our game! Just look at these fresh, delicious faces from the new era: the green-haired directionally challenged swordsman, the straw-hatted glutton, the creepy tattooed man... The Great Pirate Route has it all! Ahem, but the player was actually all about strength and career progression. So... [Please accept your species: Fairy] [Please accept your SSR card: Fairy Cottage] [Please accept your management quest: Open shops all across the Great Pirate Route] [Please accept your ultimate quest: Change the world] At some point, Fairy Cottages began appearing everywhere. On deserted islands, in villages occupied by pirates, and in towns oppressed by Celestial Dragons... They sold every kind of product, including weapons, food, and even precious Devil Fruits. They offered inns and shelters, serving as trading posts and transportation hubs... They couldn't be damaged by fire or water, and no method could destroy them. As long as you could afford to pay. On an island forgotten by time stands a place called Avalon. They say it's the home of the fairies. Theme: To build anew, first break the old. A boy's coming of age.