Nioh's Life Winner Simulator

In the French Open quarter-finals, when he was about to win the match but tore his Achilles tendon and had to retire due to injury, Nioh's strong unwillingness attracted the God of Desire. He blocks his future and ambitions and gets a life simulator. His desire is to turn on the fuel and energy of the simulator. His future is to use the simulator to continue climbing to the top, or to be swallowed up by the simulator and desire. But... Is this simulator too comprehensive? Are his desires so endless? [When you were ten years old, you met a former tennis legend. He thought you were a tennis genius and decided to take you abroad for tennis training. [When you were eight years old, your parents suddenly lost their jobs. In order to make ends meet, they chose to start a business, but they took advantage of it, so your family immigrated to the United States and became neighbors with Nanjiro Echizen. [You came to Tokyo when your parents were transferred when they were twelve years old. When choosing a school, you face a key choice: Seigaku, Hyotei, or Yamabuki. [You decided to become a professional tennis player not long after learning tennis, so you made a long-term career plan for yourself. In order to improve your tennis level and basic skills, you decided to travel around the world to gain playing experience. [You were spotted by a tennis coach when you were participating in an amateur tennis match, and he decided to train you into a strong tennis player. Nioh cracked. Does he really have such great ambitions? Ten years later, Nioh became a tennis legend. His experience has inspired countless athletes: when he became a professional player, he once lacked opportunities. When he reached the quarterfinals of the French Open during his rise, he injured his Achilles tendon due to fatigue caused by the accumulation of old injuries. But Nioh did not choose to retire. Instead, he returned to the sports field after treatment and rehabilitation, and realized his talent step by step, winning trophies one after another. Warning: Competitive writing, the main line is Nioh's competitive upgrade path. And simulator literature has a lot of strange IF lines, so there will be interesting plots... Yes, although I am personally a fan of the original canon, since it is a simulator, Nioh joins the simulation lines of other schools. Intent: Constantly trying new possibilities will lead to a new future