After spending ten years carving out a place for himself in a Western fantasy world, Ying finally became the cruel Demon King everyone feared.
He spent every day lying flat in his castle in his true dragon form, occasionally sending princesses and heroes packing.
Unfortunately, the System came knocking and said, "We made a mistake at work. You were supposed to go to a sports anime world."
Ying could only watch his retirement slip away. He was already a villain, and now he was turning even more evil.
The Demon King was reborn, and an all-out tyrant joined the passionate, youthful world of sports anime!
The Haikyuu!! players said, "Friendship and bonds mean never giving up. We're a team."
Then, right after he beat them, they heard the black-haired, red-eyed boy tell his teammates, "If you can't play, get lost. I don't win games with dead weight."
The Generation of Miracles said, "Being unbeatable is lonely. There's no one left who can beat us."
The very next moment, the team they'd already crushed brought out their newly crowned king.
One against several, the basket was his to command. He scored whenever he wanted, utterly dominating them!
The demon boy sneered without changing expression. "That's it?"
The Prince of Tennis players said, "Youth always comes with regrets. You have to learn to accept defeat."
Ying did as he pleased, continuing to crush them. "Keep it up, No. 2s."
When he arrived at Blue Lock, Ying said, "So this is the warmth of home."
Ying had only one goal: to fight and have a blast!
The sports boys' eyes widened, and they trembled in shock. "???"
"This boy looks so slender and pretty, but he's actually a terrifying Demon King???!!!"
Sharing a room with the Demon King, the audacious boys reached out to touch Ying, squeezing his arm and poking his face. "He doesn't seem to have much muscle... How come his stamina is so insane and he's so strong?"
They looked down and met a pair of cold, vertical pupils, crimson interwoven with gold.
The boys: "Aaaaaah!!!"
Ying magnanimously revealed the truth. "I'm a dragon. You're human."
The volleyball boys: "So there's already a tragic wall between us?"
The tennis boys, whispering: "But acting so aloof and refusing to let anyone touch him makes him seem more like a cat..."
The fearless soccer boys: "So he's a dragon cat!"
Everyone above got a swipe of his claws as a reward, and was bullied into despair.
The basketball boys, wisely keeping their heads down: "Smart people have their own way of getting by..."
The next second, those vertical pupils swept toward them.
The basketball boys couldn't help shivering, either.
Guys, do you think we'll survive? If you think so, type 1.
The U17 tennis tournament, the U20 Soccer World Cup...
The boys faced formidable opponents from around the world. They held their own against fantastical tennis and terrifying soccer.
Their opponents: "This isn't what the reports said!"
The boys scratched their cheeks. "Haha."
That's what happens when they have free sparring partners...
No, actually, they have our respected Demon King.
Long live the Demon King! Long live the Demon King! Long, long live the Demon King!
The System finally returned to work after taking its vacation.
"I wonder if the Host has become a qualified sports anime character who's kind, approachable, and has tons of friends."
"He's become a tyrant who just told the media, 'The Japanese sports world is full of trash.'"
#Can you really expect a Demon King to turn over a new leaf?#
The System: "W-Whaaat?!"
Sports anime characters always face all kinds of challenges.
And figuring out how to beat Ying is the biggest challenge of their lives.
Only those who are battered and broken but still fight with all their might to keep up with Ying can... shatter and be reborn!
Ying: Sorry, I turned a sports anime into Tyrant Simulator.
1. An absolute power trip! Lots of one-sided crushes. Admiring the strong is only human nature. The CP is undecided, so ship whoever you like.
2. The protagonist has a vicious tongue and a devastating verbal attack. He's the opposite of a sunny, cheerful boy, so read with caution.
Theme: Being weak isn't scary. What's scary is letting your heart surrender, too.