[Invincible] + [Slam Dunk] + [Plot Changes] + [A Briefly Mentioned System] + [Single Female Lead] + [Not Joining Xiangbei]

On the first day of traveling to the world of Slam Dunk, Luo Nan obtained 50% of the physical fitness of the protagonist of the Black and Blue fan fiction with the help of a one-time system.

(For details, please see the last chapter of the previous book: "Kuroba: I'm a Delinquent.")

From then on, he reached the pinnacle of basketball.

In junior high: Basketball? Even dogs don't play it.

When I was in college: I was a scoring freak with the basketball in my hands. There was no one like me on the court!

The story of this man who was given the title of "No. 1 Basketball Player" by the Sakura Country begins with:

A school called "No. 4 Middle School" begins...

In the year that Takizawa Kita traveled through time, high school students like Byodoin Phoenix and Oni Jujiro led the Japanese team to the World Cup.

Junior high school students include Tezuka, Yukimura, Echizen, Kintaro...

The area is teeming with powerful individuals, whose talents are extraordinary.

But it's okay, Takizawa Kita says he has a cheat code.

He can become stronger as long as he touches the opponent's racket.

Attribute points, evolution points, talents, the furnace of skills, and so on, have created his own powerful tennis universe.

"Takizawa Kita, why have you improved so much in such a short time?"

"Because playing tennis is really simple. As long as you have a racket, you can just play however you want."

"Who gave him the racket?"...

Why would staying up all night playing cards lead to time travel? That's just...amazing!

Good news: This is a world of mental duels; with the Abhidharmakośa in hand, I don't know how I could possibly lose.

Bad news: Why are there only wolves...? Lucy...

Wolf Brother: I am Fenrir Wolf, v50, become our ally, and together we will restore the glory of the Kingdom!

(Private Z Gundam)

Ze Tsukuyomi, an ordinary time traveler, was blown away by a dump truck and became a "second-generation official" in the seed world. After being sent to Heliopolis by his father, he inexplicably drove a Ze Gundam. This is his story.

(New author, please take care!)

Meichuan accidentally transmigrates into the world of The Prince of Tennis and is given the new name "Meichuan Leiku". To return to his reality, he must lead his school's tennis team to the National Championship. Unfortunately, he finds himself at the weakest tennis school in the series.

Well aware that tennis in this world is a high-risk, "killer" sport, Meichuan reluctantly takes on the challenge. His saving grace is a unique system that activates when he is just one point away from losing a match. Named the "Saint Seiya" system, it grants him two powerful abilities upon activation: his opponents cannot use the same move on him twice, and he gains access to abilities like Cosmo, the Seventh Sense, and the Eighth Sense.

Embracing this, Meichuan adopts a "play dead" strategy, letting his opponents dominate until his back is against the wall. Just when everyone thinks he's about to lose, he tells his teammates not to panic, activates his system, and declares, "The advantage is mine!"

What? There's Echizen Nanjiro here... I want to play tennis, I want to play with skills that make people cheer, to hit super-powerful tennis balls that make a continuous "boom," and to smash a wall with one shot? I can do that too!

Ryosuke Hanyu has an inexplicable obsession with volleyball.

Ryosuke Hanyu really likes volleyball. He discovered this sport when he was five years old. The volleyball, which weighs only 260 grams, can make such a deafening sound, which made his little soul boil.

So after graduating from junior high school, Ryosuke decisively chose the strongest volleyball school, Shiratorizawa. Little did he know that this unlucky kid would end up in the death zone of Miyagi...

Rafael Sobieski, a cool and aloof Polish-Italian teenager, transfers to Shiratorizawa Academy, a prestigious Japanese volleyball school. Known for his exceptional anticipation and meticulous defense, he stands out due to his pronounced obsession with cleanliness and order.

The second volume is a bit serious at the beginning, but becomes more lighthearted and cheerful later on.

(Also, Karasuno and Otokoma are rarely mentioned. There are many stories about Karasuno and Otokoma. If you don’t like reading my type of books, you can read other books. Please don’t criticize the characters or the author.)

In Shiratorizawa, where the ideal of "absolute strength" is pursued, Rafael must adapt to the powerful spikes of top-tier attacker Ushijima Wakatoshi, understand the unconventional play of teammate Tendo Kaku, and grow alongside the passionate and impulsive Goshiki Kou. On his journey from the prefectural qualifiers to the national competition, he gradually learns to strike a balance between asserting his individuality and integrating into the team.

This is a growth story about a talented player who finds his place in a strong Japanese volleyball school, builds the art of defense with rationality and order, and pursues the top together with teammates with different personalities.