At ten years old, Niou's dad sent him off to swimming. But instead of winning any awards in the pool, he was recruited by a white-haired senior to play tennis and went on to shine in the tennis world?!
Notes:
1. I'm not a canon expert, so don't worry about the characters' ages across different series. In my version, they're all the same age.
2. Rikkaidai 16+3. Seigaku fans, please be aware.
3. I'm a beginner writer, and this is my first serious attempt at writing.
4. I'm busy with school, so updates will be irregular.
5. Although Niou is the protagonist, I haven't given him any special advantages, and Yukimura is especially important to me, so Niou won't be much stronger than him. They'll probably be about evenly matched, with both wins and losses.
6. There will be a few appearances from the other series later, but not many. The main focus is still Prince of Tennis.
7. I'll add more if I think of anything.
Theme: I want to give this boy a better ending
In the original plot setting, Yukimura's illness should have been discovered relatively late. Early detection and early treatment of patients with Guillain-Barré are crucial to reduce the risk of sequelae. Due to individual differences, some patients may have permanent neurological damage. ① Autonomic nerve dysfunction: It may affect heart function, resulting in tachycardia or abnormal electrocardiogram. ② Cranial nerve symptoms: Damage to cranial nerves will leave sequelae. Such as peripheral nerve paralysis, optic nerve edema, etc. It may also lead to an increase in cerebrospinal fluid protein and cause nutritional disorders. ③Reflex disorder: The reflexes of the patient's limbs may be symmetrically weakened or completely lost. A very small number of cases may show severe pathological reflex signs due to pyramidal tract involvement. ④ Movement disorders: The most common sequelae of this disease will reduce the movement ability of the lower limbs in the early stage, and then gradually affect the trunk muscles, upper limbs and cranial nerves. ⑤ Perceptual impairment: There may be abnormal subjective sensations in the limbs, such as numbness, pins and needles, or burning sensations. It can be seen from this that this disease does not have a great impact on ordinary people, but for athletic teenagers, it is a disaster. Yukimura plays tennis. "Tennis is me" also shows that tennis is indispensable in his life. Therefore, even if the probability of sequelae of this disease is not high, Yukimura will still hesitate during the operation. In addition, what the doctor said, he is afraid that he will really not be able to hold the racket. And Yukimura seemed to be only 14 or 5 years old when he got sick? Hesitation is normal. Besides, they didn't know what was going on with the development of medicine at that time, and maybe it was because the probability of cure at that time was low. (Ps: I don't know much about this disease, so what I say may not be accurate, so don't believe everything!!!)
You can use your voice to pronounce your thoughts and then correct the typos [Shut up] [Shut up] [Shut up]
16+3 Is not finished yet, don't be fooled.
It doesn't matter! There is no normal academic system in the second dimension.
If you only train without eating meat, you will lose muscle mass. Mifune is the coach after all. This setting is not reasonable.
Uncle Huang is aging so fast, maybe he takes too many scapegoats.
But if the dumplings are stuffed with macaroni, evil cultivators should get out of the earth. . .
My writing is very good. Please update me.
It's really a miracle that Akaya can get into Tatekai University [Shut up] [Shut up] [Shut up]
How miserable, fox, hahahahahaha