An Optimistic Boy at Rikkai

The main story is complete. Due to circumstances in real life, I can't keep updating, so the bonus chapters will be posted whenever I can.

The anti-piracy ratio is 50%. Readers who've read this before, please check whether it affects you. If it does, I'll change it.

A sunny boy plays tennis at Rikkai and wins three consecutive championships with his senpais!

Our adorable little Jun is such a puppy.

Our adorable Asai Jun!

Yukimura won't get sick in this story.

There will be some OOC.

The timeline may differ from the original, and the plot may be different too (important!).

My first novel may be a little amateurish.

This novel will go premium on the 15th, starting from Chapter 24. A ten-thousand-character update is coming. Thanks for your support.

After the story is complete, I'll revise some parts of the earlier chapters and fix typos. This won't affect your reading.

If you don't like it, please don't leave a comment when you drop the story. I'm a bit sensitive, so please.

Here's another preview: The New Neighbor Who Just Moved In Turns Out to Be Rikkai's Tennis Coach

Blurb: One weekend, a young man moved in next door to the Kirihara family.

Kirihara was playing video games when his mother forcibly dragged him along to greet the new neighbor.

The new neighbor was very kind, and the next day he even brought the Kirihara family homemade treats.

Kirihara, panting heavily on the tennis court, took a determined look at his senpais, who were all sprawled on the ground and unable to get up, then glanced over at Akizuki Kiyokawa, who was discussing afternoon practice with Yukimura.

The seaweed head couldn't understand how he'd ever thought this guy was kind!

If Rikkai had a tennis coach and Yukimura's illness were discovered early, would things turn out differently?

There will be an age gap. Akizuki Kiyokawa is an adult in his twenties.

Preview 2: The Player at Rikkai

Hoshino Kawa accidentally discovers a tennis simulation game: [Choose your teammates and win the championship together].

Sounds interesting. Hoshino Kawa clicks into the game.

Hoshino Kawa looks at the list of schools on the screen, and finally settles on Rikkai, known as the strongest school.

Seeing the slogans on the description page, Rikkai's fifteen consecutive Kanto titles and two consecutive national titles,

Hoshino Kawa is satisfied. This is the school for him.

After joining Rikkai's tennis club, Hoshino Kawa discovers that beating an NPC earns him experience points.

Hoshino Kawa eagerly challenges the regulars, only to get beaten up by them.

“Damn it, I'm the player here!”

But then Hoshino Kawa discovers that the stronger his opponent, the more experience points he earns. A match against his captain earns the most.

Yukimura, now being watched by the strange new team member: “Hoshino, your determination to keep challenging people is admirable.”

Everyone else, challenged by Hoshino Kawa every day: “...”

After exploring a new map, Hoshino Kawa discovers that the tennis club captains at several schools can earn him quite a lot of experience points.

A rumor begins to spread through junior high tennis: Rikkai's new second-year regular is going around carrying off the tennis club captains from other schools...

Theme: Success takes both talent and hard work.