[Prince of Tennis] They're All Seriously Ill

This story contains a lot of original headcanons, including the identities of Sanada, Yukimura, and Shiraishi.

A universally adored heroine, with several people harboring one-sided crushes on her

Dazzling, universally adored girl vs. an awkward, haughty young master

Wu Yue is a practitioner from a family of traditional Chinese medicine doctors. Following her family's tradition of traveling to treat patients, she comes to Japan and stays with her cousin Sanada's family.

There, Wu Yue meets a gentle yet forceful beauty of a club captain; her seemingly stern cousin, who is secretly obsessed with all things fluffy; Jiro, a handsome, sheep-like guy who is always sleepy and loves to complain; and Atobe Keigo, who acts like a clown, is arrogant and over-the-top, yet has a strong sense of leadership and cares deeply about his club members.

These people are all sick!

Literally sick!

But for someone from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, treating them is a piece of cake~

What? You're saying Atobe likes me? No way, that can't be true!

Atobe Keigo is the only young master of the Atobe family, Japan's largest conglomerate.

For certain special reasons, Atobe has a strong aversion to traditional Chinese medicine.

So at first, he looked down on Wu Yue.

"She's pretty enough, but nowhere near pretty enough to make me fall for her!"

"Kabaji, how many times have I told you? I don't like that woman!"

"It's because she sprained her ankle. My excellent upbringing won't let me abandon her!"

"Wu Yue! I'm curious, just how many 'good friends' do you have? The Child of God from Rikkai Dai, that 'Bible' from Shitenhoji, that 'strict father' from Seigaku, who else? What do they have that I don't?"

In short, this is a story about a man eating his words.

Theme: Let the whole world see the brilliance of traditional Chinese medicine