In the 'normal' sense, I'm a lucky guy.
As the saying goes, if someone is given a big responsibility from heaven, he must first work hard on his mind and body... According to this statement, I am a person who can take on the 'big responsibility'.
All right.
I lied.
I am not a person who can take on big responsibilities.
Because I have a "fixed target" to achieve.
I want to follow the story line of an unlucky man named "Yukimura".
I want to win a game for him.
I can't tell whether this game is difficult or not...
But this is the Nth time I've struggled with this plot line.
To be honest, I want to screw it up.
When I'm about to finish this plot line.
I saw my junior practicing tennis secretly. He was stupid... Well, he wasn't stupid.
He has only lost to me 99 times, and he is determined to challenge me for the hundredth time.
I thought about it and decided to fulfill his wish and let him win for the hundredth time.
He cried.
He lost to me 99 times without crying, and now he is crying.
I panicked.
I asked him what was wrong.
He didn't speak, but looked at me with hazy eyes, with a stubbornness and a sense of grievance in his eyes. I said I couldn't tell... Because I didn't dare to look into his eyes anymore.
I was speechless, I heard him call me 'big idiot'.
What is he talking about? He is the idiot...
Before I had time to refute, I saw him running away.
……
Oh, by the way, I forgot to introduce.
My name is Yukimura, Seiichi Yukimura.
That fool's name is Akaya, and he's my junior.
When he challenged me for the 101st time, I defeated him.
Ps: The text is in third person.
The update is unstable, so be cautious when entering the trap.
No 16+3, no win. This plot will not appear
See Chapter 1 for the rest.
Intention: Accept the emergence of all outcomes, good or bad
