Prince of Tennis: I am a manager at Hyotei

At the same time, the match between Huadi and Longge has also begun.

"Hua Di, you serve first."

"Yes."

What an obedient baby.

Huadi got the serve first as required, but it was all just Longge's trick.

The match was uneventful, and Huadi did show off his strong copying abilities in the competition with Longge.

Suzuki Song outside the field saw this situation and was secretly worried about Long Ge.

But the worries are unnecessary.

"Hua Di, your ability is indeed very convenient, so can you also learn this move?"

Long Ge jumped high.

"smash?"

Everyone thought that Long Ge would hit the ball with a smash.

"Use the force of your opponent's force, this ball won't bounce."

The ball was indeed hit back in the form of a smash, but it did not bounce back like a smash, but stayed close to the ground without moving.

"what!"

"What kind of ball is this?"

"Wow!"

Everyone was amazed at the ball Long Ge hit and couldn't help but exclaim in amazement.

Other competition venues.

"Go see! Long Ge hits a ball that doesn't bounce. It's so cool!"

"What! What! Go check it out!"

Meihu, who was playing doubles, heard people talking outside, "What? That's lame. What do you mean by a ball that doesn't bounce?"

The momentary distraction also allowed the twin brothers to score a point.

Oshitari: "A ball that doesn't bounce?"

Mukai: "What? What ball that doesn't bounce? I'm so curious! Hurry up and win the game, Oshitari!"

When Oshitari heard Mukuhi's mumbling, he also wanted to end the game quickly and go watch it, but after ten minutes, he found that the strength of Sato and Ashida had greatly improved.

This was completely different from the ball path that could be seen at a glance before. Was this also the result of Long Ge's training? He couldn't help but start to get serious.

Long Ge seemed to be at ease in dealing with Huadi, and did not feel embarrassed at all about having his skills copied by Huadi.

He even showed off his skills more generously. At first, Huadi was able to remain stable, but gradually he found that it was becoming difficult to imitate these skills.

My steps are getting heavier and my reaction speed is not as good as before. This is caused by excessive physical exhaustion.

However, Long Ge, who used the same move, had no reaction at all. What's worse, he could even comment on Huadi's copy during the game.

Long Ge deliberately hit a high-profile ball, wanting to test whether Huadi had learned the smash he had just hit.

However, Huadi did not copy Long Ge's moves completely as he did before.

"So? Why don't you copy this move together?"

Although he asked the question despite knowing the answer, Huadi was already exhausted and had no energy to answer Longge's question.

Obviously Long Ge discovered this, but he still played a high-profile shot to provoke Huadi.

pat!

The sound of the racket hitting the ground was heard, and the high-profile ball landed steadily on the opposite court.

"I...I lost."

He can no longer copy the opponent's skills.

This should be the first time that Huadi has encountered such a situation, and he is filled with a sense of loss.

"You'll meet all kinds of people on your professional journey, so simply copying your opponent's skills isn't a good idea."

Although this is indeed a very powerful skill, Huadi still needs to have his own style.

The copying cannot be static, you have to integrate it into yourself.

"Yes…"

"Go down and have a rest. The loser will run five laps around the training ground later." After saying that, he returned to the rest area without his own water cup.

Glancing around outside the venue, he said, "You, go get my water bottle."

Long Ge pointed at someone.

"Yes!" Suzuki Matsu replied happily.

He trotted to the rest area to get Long Ge's water bottle.

Why ask Suzuki to go? Because he is the only one who has seen his kettle.

The match between Karafuchi and Echizen did not last until the end, and ended with Karafuchi running out of energy.

Soon after, the competitions in other venues were about to end, and as expected, the second graders all suffered crushing defeats.