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But for some reason, when Mihara Emi looked at Chen Anxia, she suddenly felt a sense of oppression and heaviness in her heart.
This heaviness and oppression unconsciously made Emi Mihara fall silent.
Not only Mihara Emi, but everyone who looked at Chen Anxia at this moment felt the same oppression and heaviness as Mihara Emi, and unconsciously fell silent.
As for Sasaki, he was completely oblivious, continuing to hit the tennis ball with his hand, while dark thoughts kept surfacing in his mind.
Then, Sasaki tossed the tennis ball he was hitting high into the air, and then swung his racket hard at the falling ball.
Sasaki aimed the ball directly at Chen Anxia's face.
After hitting the ball, Sasaki seemed to have already foreseen Chen Anxia's embarrassing moment, and an excited smile appeared on his face.
Sasaki's two companions couldn't help but shout excitedly after seeing Sasaki serve.
"Here it comes, Sasaki's bullet serve!"
"That's Sasaki's signature move, that brat definitely won't be able to withstand it this time..."
Boom!
Before he could finish speaking, a crisp sound of a tennis ball hitting the net rang out.
Then, a golden beam of light shot out from the racket in Chen Anxia's hand and flew swiftly toward the court where Sasaki was.
Sasaki, who was originally smug and convinced that Chen Anxia couldn't catch the ball, froze upon seeing this and instinctively ran towards the point where the ball landed.
However, Chen Anxia's return shot hit the center of the court and did not clear the net.
Therefore, this point was considered a point scored by Sasaki's serve.
Upon seeing this, Chen Anxia frowned slightly.
Although Chen Anxia knew how to return the ball, knowing and doing are not the same thing.
Chen Anxia is not yet able to perfectly control her body.
This means that even if Chen Anxia calculates the optimal return angle, posture, and stance, he cannot control his body to perfectly replicate it.
Of course, this problem can be solved, and the simplest way is through training.
However, Chen Anxia currently lacks the resources to resolve this issue.
Sasaki secretly breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing this, concluding that Chen Anxia was lucky to have caught his serve.
Not only Sasaki felt this way, but almost everyone else watching the game thought the same.
The reason for this is that they can all see that Chen Anxia's grip on the racket and his posture for receiving serves are all wrong.
This led them to conclude that Chen Anxia was a complete novice who had just started playing tennis.
Only complete beginners would make such a mistake.
Although Mihara Emi is also a beginner, she has already received basic training and is unlikely to make the same mistakes as Chen Anxia.
At this moment, Mihara Emi was worried about Chen Anxia and was thinking about how to help Chen Anxia defeat Sasaki.
Suddenly, Mihara Emi seemed to have thought of something and murmured, "Anxia's tennis skills are almost zero, so can I transfer the tennis skills I have to him?"
"If it's feasible, Ansha will be able to master the correct grip and serve receiving posture."
"While this doesn't guarantee a win, it at least increases the chances of winning..."
With that, Mihara Emi, with a try-it-out attitude, began to transmit the tennis skills she knew to Chen Anxia through the system, just like the tennis rules had been before.
Emi Mihara never expected that her attempt would actually succeed.
Simultaneously, that familiar yet inexplicable voice rang in Chen Anxia's mind again, telling him the tennis techniques that Mihara Emi knew.
This includes knowledge of the correct grip, serving, receiving posture, and stance, among other things.
Although this knowledge is very basic, it is of great help to Chen Anxia now.
Without the slightest hesitation, Chen Anxia began to adjust his grip, as well as his stance and posture when receiving the ball.
Only two people present noticed these subtle changes in Chen Anxia.
One was Emi Mihara, and the other was a short boy carrying a tennis bag, wearing a baseball cap, and drinking a canned beverage.
After noticing Chen Anxia's change, the short boy couldn't help but smile slightly and said softly, "Although the posture is not very standard, it has improved a lot."
"Was it something you were hiding beforehand? Or did you learn and grow quickly through matches against your opponents?"
"If it's the latter, then that's interesting..."
Before the short boy could finish speaking, a slightly aged female voice, full of surprise, rang out, "Ryoma, what are you doing here?"
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Chapter 208 Supercalculation, the Replicated Ultimate Move! (Second Update, Please Subscribe!)
That's right, that short boy is none other than Ryoma Echizen, the chosen one from "The Prince of Tennis".
As for the owner of that slightly aged female voice, it was Ryuzaki Sumire, the coach of the Seishun Academy boys' tennis team.
Moreover, Sumire Ryuzaki was also the tennis coach of Ryoma Echizen's father, Nanjiro Echizen, who was the first to unlock the limit of Ten'i-no-kami.
It was this connection that led to Ryuzaki Sumire and Echizen Ryoma meeting.
Beside Sumire Ryuzaki, her granddaughter Sakuno Ryuzaki was looking at Ryoma Echizen with some curiosity.
Judging from Ryuzaki Sakuno's appearance, it was as if she had never seen Echizen Ryoma before.
However, according to the original work, Ryuzaki Sakuno and Echizen Ryoma should have met long ago.
Fate... has already deviated from its course without us even realizing it.
After hearing Ryuzaki Sumire's question, Echizen Ryoma turned his head to look at her.
Upon looking, Ryoma Echizen saw Sumire Ryuzaki and Sakuno Ryuzaki, who were looking at him curiously.
To be honest, Ryuzaki Sakura is a beautiful girl who is on par with Mihara Emi.
If other boys their age were being looked at like that by Sakuno Ryuzaki, they might feel shy and awkward, but Ryoma Echizen, whose mind was only on tennis at the moment, was completely unaffected.
After only one glance, Ryoma Echizen turned his attention back to the pitch, casually replying, "Ah, I just saw something interesting."
Ryuzaki Sumire was taken aback by his words, then turned her gaze to the court, looking at Chen Anxia and Sasaki who were playing, and said with a look of interest, "Oh my, if something can make you feel fun, then I'll have to see it too."
Seeing this, Ryuzaki Sakuno, who was standing nearby, also looked curiously at the court.
Immediately afterward, Ryuzaki Sakuno saw Chen Anxia.
The next moment, Ryuzaki Sakuno pointed at Chen Anxia in surprise and said, "Ah, he is..."
Seeing this, Ryuzaki Sumire couldn't help but ask, "What's wrong, Sakuno? Do you know him?"
Ryoma Echizen was also drawn in and secretly listened intently, wanting to know the answer.
When Ryuzaki Sakuno heard her grandmother's words, she shook her head and replied, "Grandma, didn't I tell you that before?"
"When I was at Kakizaka Station, I gave the wrong directions to a contestant who came to ask for directions. That person was him."
Upon hearing this, Sumire Ryuzaki's face showed understanding, and then, as if she had thought of something, she looked at Ryoma Echizen and asked, "Is it him who interests you, Ryoma?"
Upon hearing this, Ryoma Echizen casually took a sip of his canned juice and replied, "It wasn't like that at first."
Ryuzaki Sumire knew that Echizen Ryoma's unspoken message was, 'It wasn't at first, but it is now.'
This made Ryuzaki Sumire curious about Chen Anxia and she began to observe him.
Meanwhile, as Ryuzaki Sumire observed, the match between Chen Anxia and Sasaki continued.
Meanwhile, Chen Anxia continued to make mistakes in serving and receiving.
Although Chen Anxia knew the basic tennis techniques taught by Mihara Emi, knowing and being able to do them are two different things.
However, amidst these repeated mistakes, Chen Anxia is constantly collecting tennis data on himself and Sasaki, and is also continuously super-calculating tennis-related data.
In addition, Chen Anxia's own physique, which makes him stronger when facing stronger opponents, is gradually reducing the number of mistakes he makes.
Under these circumstances, the score unknowingly became 5-0, with the 5 naturally representing Sasaki.
This also means that if Sasaki wins one more game, that is, four more points, he will be able to shut out Chen Anxia 6-0.
This crucial game was Chen Anxia's serve.
Outside the tennis court, Ryuzaki Sumire's brows furrowed at some point, and she looked at Chen Anxia on the court with a strange look in her eyes.
Ryuzaki Sumire originally thought that Chen Anxia was able to attract Echizen Ryoma's interest because of Chen Anxia's own strength.
However, through Ryuzaki Sumire's observation, she directly rejected her previous idea.
Because Ryuzaki Sumire could tell that Chen Anxia was a complete novice.
So what could possibly interest Ryoma Echizen in a novice like Chen Anxia?
Ryuzaki Sumire already knew the answer.
That is the tennis talent that Chen Anxia has shown.
According to Ryuzaki Sumire's observation, it is clear that although Chen Anxia still makes mistakes frequently, the scope of each mistake is gradually decreasing.
This means that Chen Anxia is making continuous progress in this competition.
And this is not the most important thing.
Ryuzaki Sumire was well aware that although Sasaki's strength was not comparable to that of Seigaku's regulars, he should be considered unbeatable for a rookie like Chen Anxia.
But reality is not like that.
In Ryuzaki Sumire's eyes, Chen Anxia received almost every serve and return from Sasaki.
This demonstrates Chen Anxia's superior physical condition and powerful dynamic vision.
Ryuzaki Sumire knew that as long as Chen Anxia was given time, he would be able to grow up quickly.
By then, what will a mere Sasaki amount to?
However, what Chen Anxia lacks now is time.
Regardless of Chen Anxia's tennis talent, he was destined to lose this game.
Not only did Sumire Ryuzaki think this way, but everyone watching the match, including Ryoma Echizen and Emi Mihara, thought the same.
Under such circumstances, and with everyone watching, Chen Anxia silently bounced the tennis ball, the tennis data collected in his mind constantly undergoing supercalculation.