Bad News: Waking up in a different world. Good News: It's Prince of Tennis. Bad News: The protagonist was a tennis novice before the time travel. Good News: He met Jujiro, a demon who hadn't yet joined the U17 team. Furthermore, he awakened the mysterious Six Paths Dimension, where opponents he'd previously played against can appear in his dreams. Furthermore, each door in the Six Paths Dimension grants him a special ability bonus. After witnessing the rise of demons and facing off against the young "First Army," the protagonist joins Seigaku, completely overhauls the tennis club, and leads it to the national championship. He lays low in the U17 team, hones his skills in the expedition team, and rises to fame in the World Cup. Ultimately, he becomes the tennis king everyone dreams of! The synopsis is too much to read, but after the transition period, the excitement begins with the Jr. Tournament section. (Already available: the excellent Prince of Tennis fanfiction "In Prince of Tennis, I Have a Tennis Mini-Game...")

Ishikawa traveled through the Net King world and became a rookie member of Hyotei Academy.

Thinking of the ferocious moves in the later stages, comparable to fantasy murderous tennis, he felt a lot of pressure.

Fortunately, the tennis mini-game started before traveling loaded successfully, and Ishikawa became the only player in this world.

Gain experience by winning daily tasks and competitions, and upgrade your character to receive skill points and five-dimensional attributes.

Gain favor with a character to gain coaching skills.

Subclasses provide additional talents.

Get the full level of [Kendo] at the beginning, and have a kendo level that surpasses Genichiro Sanada!

Faced with boss-level characters such as Byodoin Phoenix and Polk whose levels are outrageous and marked with [red names], Ishikawa said that he had to master nearly ten sub-jobs, basic skills and advanced skills to the full level.

"As long as you show your level, I can kill even a legendary tennis player for you!"