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

"Sure, you can hit me however you want, just don't hurt yourself."

Sasuke didn't have any demands on Jiro, or rather, everyone at Hyotei didn't impose any restrictions on Jiro.

I didn't use it before because I didn't need it.

The current Seigaku doubles team is Fuji Syusuke and Inui Sadaharu. They'll probably have to use some different tactics to win.

"Hiyoshi, let's go!"

Jiro removed the weights and called out to Hiyoshi Waka, who looked rather displeased, to come on stage.

He was really looking forward to playing against Fuji from Seigaku.

"Senior Cilang, please feel free to do as you please..."

If Hiyoshi is confirmed to play today, he'll likely just be a minor player.

but...

Forget it, he won't compete with Senior Jiro for this; he'll just focus on playing support well.

"Fuji, Fuji, Sasuke said I don't need to be restricted, so you guys have to do your best!"

After Jiro entered the arena, the first thing he did was cheer on Fuji Syusuke on the other side.

Many onlookers wondered why Hyotei sent such an innocent guy onto the court.

But once the match started, the grinning Jiro easily returned Fuji Syusuke's serve, repeatedly breaking Inui Sadaharu's records.

"Fuji, Akutagawa Jiro's data is difficult to calculate..."

This wasn't the first time Inui Sadaharu had observed the data of the Hyotei team, but he discovered that all of Akutagawa Jiro's information had been updated after the match started.

"Only that guy probably knows Akutagawa Jiro's data, so try your best..."

Fuji Syusuke sighed; he hadn't expected Akutagawa Jiro's strength to change so drastically.

Or rather, it was simply not on the same level as what he expected.

Is it true that the simpler you are, the easier it is to become stronger?

"Fuji, if you don't work harder, you won't get a single point!"

Completely disregarding the other's expression, Jiro, after scoring three consecutive points, felt bored and urged Fuji Syusuke to get more serious.

Even though Fuji Syusuke wanted to regain some points, he was completely helpless after seeing Jiro open three doors in the next few rounds.

The three doors, this guy just opens them like it's nothing.

They can easily switch to another one, and even a flawless garment can be easily manipulated...

Jiro's performance alone caused Fuji Syusuke to briefly doubt his goal of winning the championship after the match.

"The doubles match is over! Hyotei wins! Overall score: 2-0!"

Jiro's outburst allowed Hyotei to secure the doubles first match, and even forced Seigaku's Inui Sadaharu to abandon data observation altogether.

Unfortunately, without concrete data, their unpredictable playing style is too troublesome.

Even Hiyoshi Waka, who was his teammate, kept avoiding Jiro with an awkward look in his eyes, afraid that he might accidentally become a hindrance.

After the match ended and they returned to the rest area, Hiyoshi Waka suddenly realized that the reason he was paired with Jiro in doubles was because he could dodge faster.

"Very good, it's Atobe's time now, go!"

Sakaki Taro looked at the two doubles teams and saw that they had brought back very satisfactory results. His eyes softened a bit, and he raised his hand to Atobe in a gesture of respect.

Next, if Atobe Keigo wins the singles match, Hyotei can finish the tournament perfectly.

"Advisor, I won't give that guy any chance!"

Keigo Atobe, having been energized by the first two groups, took his racket off the court with his weights removed. He was determined to show Kunimitsu Tezuka that Hyotei's strength was far greater than they had imagined.

"Hyotei Atobe vs. Seigaku Tezuka, the singles match begins!"

Hyotei won the first two matches in a row, and the third match became the final point.

As both sides slowly entered the arena, one arrogant and the other serious, it was as if sparks were already igniting between them even before the match began.

"Tezuka, you're doomed!"

Atobe knew from a mere glance that Tezuka's hopes were dashed.

This guy still isn't going to use his full strength.

But it doesn't matter, no matter what, their victory is still inevitable.

"What's wrong with Tezuka? He seems strange. Why isn't he using his Zero-Shiki serve anymore?"

On the roadside outside the stadium, because of the distance, some people spoke quite directly.

Some of them had faced Seigaku on the field and knew what moves Seigaku had, but the more they watched, the stranger it seemed.

Previously, when Fuji Syusuke was suppressed, it could be said that Akutagawa Jiro was too strong. But at this time, Tezuka not only stopped using the Zero-Type Serve, but he also stopped using his Domain.

In their view, it was as if Seigaku was deliberately waiting to lose.

"It's not that he doesn't want to fight, it's that he simply can't. That Atobe from Hyotei is terrifying..."

Guan Yuechu walked over with a notebook in his hand, stood next to the angry gossiping crowd, and told them about the ruthless strength of Hyotei Atobe.

"Really? Is Atobe really that strong? Isn't Sasuke the strongest member of Hyotei?"

Some people started asking out of curiosity.

"Sakaki Sasuke, one of Hyotei's regular players and also their coach. It's said he's very wealthy; Keith and Lin Xiu are both professional players under his company..."

Guan Yuechu shared the information he knew with these people.

He discovered Sasuke Sakaki's existence after seeing Yuushi Oshitari's "Twin Stars" and having someone investigate the club behind Keith.

Now he has reason to be certain that Keith and Lin Xiu's tennis skills may also have been taught by this person.

Just like the regular players of Hyotei, they were all trained by the same person and according to the same routine.

Atobe Keigo was probably the most outstanding one who was trained.

"No way, how old is he? How could he possibly start a company, let alone a professional tennis club? It seems like it's not just about having money; you also need qualifications from relevant industry professionals..."

Some people raised questions, arguing that while they might not be qualified to participate at that level, it didn't mean they hadn't heard many rumors.

"Rumor has it that Sasuke Sakaki's strength has already crushed all professional players, but because he has no intention of entering the professional scene, he has been keeping it from being spread."

Guan Yuechu closed his notebook; it contained all the latest news he had received.

As for why it was deliberately spread...

He felt that such a remarkable person shouldn't be so quiet; that person should stand in the most prominent place and receive everyone's admiration.

Originally, he just thought Sasuke Sakaki was very strong, but now...

This is Guan Yuechu's idol, someone he admires for both his own strength and his business strategies.

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Chapter 119 Uncle, was I wrong?

"Playing against a team like Seigaku is really boring..."

Sasuke ate the cake that Jiro handed him, and watched Tezuka on the field. Although he was indeed being suppressed by Atobe, he was obviously not putting in much effort. Sasuke was also unhappy with this kind of match.

So whether it's him or the other players on the field, they're all deliberately trying to make Seigaku lose completely.

"That's why Rikkai is so much more fun. They're even more ferocious when we face them than when we play practice matches. We can go all out to fight back."

Jiro really likes the people at Rikkai University, whether it's his idol and good friend Bunta, or Niou Masaharu who always likes to imitate others...

Even Sanada, who always liked to restrict him and Bunta from eating cake with a stern face, was found particularly interesting to him.

However, Yukimura Seiichi is an exception.

It's not that I dislike Yukimura, it's just that I always get tricked into going into matches, and then I have to experience the annihilation of my five senses...

"The next one is the Kanto Tournament, where we'll face Rikkai."

Sasuke simply smiled at Jiro's obvious preferential treatment, without offering any further comment.

It would be best if Rikkai met in the finals of the Kanto Tournament. I guess I should check the order of the matches.

As for Seigaku...

Whether it's Hyotei or Rikkai, it's best to stay in the semifinals.

Hyotei wins, final score 3-0!

While chatting, the result of the match on the field was also determined.

There was no tiebreaker, no battle of attrition; it was simply Atobe Keigo using his dazzling tennis skills to defeat Tezuka Kunimitsu, who had always been hailed as a tennis prodigy.

"Atobe's mental strength is truly terrifying..."

During the post-match greetings, Fuji Syusuke looked at Atobe Keigo and offered his thoughts on Tezuka being suppressed from the very beginning of the match.

This match was incredibly frustrating for Tezuka.

The complete mental dominance rendered him unable to use his special techniques, and even playing normal tennis became difficult.

However, mental energy is something that others cannot see. If someone were to say that Tezuka deliberately lost the match, that would be terrible.

"Of course, my strength has always been at a level you can't even begin to grasp!"

Atobe Keigo raised an eyebrow smugly; he was doing it on purpose.

However, he didn't want Tezuka to be accused of not taking things seriously; rather, he wanted to force them to take things seriously.

It's a pity that even if they had the opportunity to retaliate, they simply didn't want to.

"See you again at the Kanto Tournament!"

Fuji Syusuke's smile was forced, but he still didn't regret it.

Their goal is to win the national championship, and they don't care if they get crushed in the national championship.

They were even prepared to lose the Kanto Tournament. All of this was for the National Tournament, for that championship title!

"Kanto Tournament, I hope you won't disappoint us like this!"