[It's the Moon]
For certain reasons, Shiyue transferred from China to Rikkai University Affiliated Junior High, only to run into an obstacle when choosing a club.
Watching the girls' tennis club vice president mock her without the slightest attempt to hide it, Shiyue understood. Of course. Anyone would think it absurd that someone in a wheelchair wanted to play tennis, wouldn't they?
Well, all she had to do was beat her.
Something strange happened in the tennis club today. Their captain, Yukimura, found them a manager, but she was actually going to be a practice partner.
...So why is this manager in a wheelchair?
But after seeing the manager play against the captain, they truly understood the saying that you can't judge a book by its cover.
So, Manager, what does this Chinese phrase mean? What's the data on your new technique? Did my disguise have any flaws this time? I want to eat this. Could you ask your chef to teach me how to make it? I failed English again. What do I do? "sob"
1. This story mainly focuses on Rikkai University, 16+3. Updates whenever the author feels like it, as usual.
2. The inspiration for the protagonist's character is actually very simple. The author dreamed about playing tennis from a wheelchair with Yukimura and Atobe (mentioned in another story), so Shiyue was born like this. Of course, she's her own person. I only mention it because even I think playing tennis in a wheelchair is ridiculous (whispering).
3. No romantic pairing. There was originally a hidden plot thread that might not have been revealed even by the ending, but I've decided not to write it.
Theme: Give everything you have and race toward your goal