Crossover Anime: Transmigrated as Sasuke, but Must Start from Prince of Tennis

Yukimura leaned back in his chair, his eyes filled with longing as he spoke of the professional online community.

He genuinely wanted to go and see what it meant to be a world-class tennis player.

However, he also knew that finding a company willing to sign him would require a certain opportunity.

But before he could finish speaking, Sasuke magically handed him an envelope.

"Take your time, I'll watch their performance first."

Sasuke ate his dessert, ignoring Yukimura's expression, his eyes fixed on the stage in front of him.

The stage lights were now adjusted, and as the curtain rose, cheers erupted from the back of the audience.

The first one to step forward was naturally Atobe Keigo; this guy never falls behind anyone.

"Today, our Hyotei's uncrowned king, Sasuke Sakaki, returns! As everyone knows, Sasuke is an all-around genius, so please come up here and accompany me!"

Keigo Atobe stood on the stage with a microphone in hand, pointing at Sasuke.

He sang, and Sasuke had to play the piano to accompany him.

"I thought tonight I could just enjoy the hospitality..."

Despite complaining about how unreliable some people were, Sasuke still stood up and walked onto the stage.

"What did you give Yukimura? His expression is quite twisted."

As Sasuke walked onto the stage and passed by, Atobe suddenly asked a question.

“I opened a small club last year to show him around, and I plan to bring him along to play.”

Sasuke blinked, gave a vague answer, and then walked to the piano that had been prepared and sat down.

Before Atobe could ask any more questions, Sasuke's fingers were already dancing across the piano keys.

It is indeed a small club, but it has already done everything it needs and can sign players at any time.

Perhaps the version of himself in this world still needs to play tennis, but Sasuke wants to take control of his own future and that of those he knows.

In the storyline he knew, Tezuka would eventually go to Germany simply to get a chance to sign a contract and become a professional player.

Technology, players, trainers, coaches, and substantial financial support...

Sasuke has all of these things.

Their family owns many businesses, and they could certainly expand into similar sectors in the UK.

Atobe has a great voice and sings really well. After their collaboration ended, the audience applauded continuously, and the applause continued even after he left the stage.

"I thought we'd be colleagues in the future, but I never imagined you'd become the boss..."

Yukimura Seiichi put the information he had just read back into the envelope and returned it to Sasuke, while also giving him a big eye roll.

However, he was indeed very interested.

The various training sessions over the past two years have all been related to Sasuke. Signing the contract is just a change of location and identity, allowing Sasuke to teach them even more seriously.

"What's wrong with working for me? At least I don't lack money."

Sasuke smiled and continued looking at the stage. At this moment, three acrobatic tennis players came up to perform: Gakuto Mukahi, Bunta Marui, and Eiji Kikumaru.

These three actually went on stage to perform acrobatics, and their performance was quite good.

"I'm not short of money, Sasuke, and you're only planning to take Yukimura along?"

Keigo Atobe only sang one song, and now that it's over, he's gone to sit in the audience.

Although he didn't see the content, he understood what it meant.

Professional tennis players are signed to companies, and Sasuke has set up a club of that kind.

“If you want to invest, we can go big, but forget about the management part. I don’t want to have disagreements with you about management and operations someday.”

Sasuke looked at Atobe. He didn't mind Atobe investing, since the more capital the better.

He has always preferred to keep the management rights to himself, and no one else should even think about getting involved.

"Give me a copy of the information."

Atobe didn't even bother to discuss the issue of management with Sasuke.

They've known each other for over five years now. When did he take over management from this guy?

Even in the Hyotei Tennis Club, he, as the captain, had to listen to Sasuke's arrangements.

"I'll give it to you tomorrow. What I brought today is the benefits and perks for the signed players, which have nothing to do with you."

Sasuke waved his hand and continued eating his dessert, watching the performance on stage in a good mood.

We'll talk about the club tomorrow. Today is a welcome party, so we can't miss the performance that everyone has prepared especially for him.

Chapter 103 Sanada and Shinobu got into an argument

The welcome party tonight was very lively.

The show begins with Atobe, followed by acrobatics, a dance by Oshitari, and a piano piece by Chotaro Ootori...

There's Seigaku, Rikkai, and of course, Hyotei.

The Hyotei Tennis Club supporters also performed a few acts.

It's unclear what Rikkai was thinking, but in the final segment, they brought Sanada up for a big sing-along, instantly changing the tone of the event.

Overall, however, the performance was a great success.

After that came a buffet, a dance, and a tennis match scheduled as the final event.

All three matches were doubles.

Seigaku consists of Fuji Syusuke and Tezuka Kunimitsu, Kikumaru Eiji and Oishi Shuichiro.

Rikkai University consists of Niou Masaharu and Yagyu Hiroshi, Sanada Genichiro and Kirihara Akaya.

On Hyotei's side, there are Yuushi Oshitari and Gakuto Mukahi, and Chotaro Ootori and Ryo Shishido.

Six doubles pairs will be drawn by lot.

"It's clear that they're all quite good."

Sasuke remained seated in the audience.

He never had a chance to play; these people refused to play with him except during training.

In the first match, Hyotei's Oshitari and Gakuto faced Seigaku's Fuji and Tezuka.

When they entered the game at this time, the match was incredibly intense.

Renji's reputation as a genius is not exaggerated at all. After two years of serious training, he has already surpassed the normal level of junior high school students.

Originally, this area was unique to Tezuka in the early part of the story. After Sasuke mentioned that Echizen Nanjiro had been using it for over a decade, everyone started practicing it frequently.

Practicing in two fields is indeed arduous, requiring great perseverance and talent.

However, Sasuke's training for them was extremely harsh. Even if they couldn't learn it, they would be forced to practice in a genjutsu until they mastered it.

Of course, this wasn't just limited to Hyotei; Rikkai's regular players also suffered from the devastation of illusion tennis.

The final score was 7-6, with Fuji and Tezuka winning the tiebreaker.

Tezuka, who was uninjured, and Fuji, who awakened his powers in his first year of high school, have never been weak.

Even though they lost the match, Shinobu and Gakuto happily ran to the rest area to tell Sasuke about some of their discoveries during the match.

While these things were being said, Yukimura and Sanada would also offer their opinions from the sidelines.

They developed tennis skills without any barriers, making it clear to all the top three school players.

"You can do that, meow?"

Kikumaru Eiji's eyes were spinning from listening. He looked at Oshitari and Sanada, who were still arguing, with a mixture of understanding and confusion, and was very curious as to why things had developed this way.

In tennis, can you really discuss skills with your opponent?

Moreover, what you're discussing is how to break through Shinobu's domain switching, right?

Yuushi Oshitari is actually arguing with Genichiro Sanada about how to break Oshitari's own tennis.

What an amazing development! It's like he's already dreaming before he's even asleep.

"You'll get used to it. It's our turn next."

Niou Masaharu reached out and grabbed Kikumaru Eiji, pulling him onto the field.

Niou and Yagyu's opponents are Kikumaru Eiji and Oishi Shuichiro from Seigaku.

Their performance was much weaker than before, and in the end, Niou and Yagyu won the match 6-0. This result was unexpected, but also somewhat normal.

Seigaku's true strength will not be revealed at this time.

The final match was between Sanada and Kirihara, and Chotaro Ootori and Ryo Shishido.

Many people have wondered why Hyotei arranged this doubles pair this way, since Chotaro Ootori entered junior high school a year later than Ryo Shishido.

After joining the tennis club, Chotaro Ootori only took one test before Sasuke assigned him to doubles.

At that time, Ryo Shishido was a little unconvinced, but in the subsequent training sessions, the two developed better and better teamwork, finally giving people hope for Hyotei's doubles team.

Although Hyotei's doubles lineup always produces completely unexpected combinations in the finals, other matches still require the presence of normal doubles.

"Chōtarō, let Sanada try breaking the reverse domain. I want him to see for himself that that method simply won't work!"

Yuushi Oshitari stood up and, in front of Sanada, instructed Chotaro Ootori to use the Reverse Domain, the one that would send the tennis ball out of bounds.

Because everyone is using it, no one says it's Tezuka Domain or Tezuka Phantom anymore.

Moreover, Ootori Chotaro had just gotten used to the Reverse Domain recently, so now he'll let Sanada try it out himself and see who's right.

"What a thrilling match..."

Fuji Syusuke sat in the rest area, drinking the beverage that had been brought to him, his mood somewhat heavy.

He knew that the regulars from these two schools wouldn't hide their skills, but for them to discuss how to break through in front of the Seigaku players, did they consider them one of their own, or did they think Seigaku posed no threat?

"Damn it, Yuushi Oshitari, you just stand there and watch!"

Sanada entered the stage fuming, and Kirihara Akaya next to him became unusually obedient.