Net King's system makes me invincible

"I want to know the reason why you dawdled in the game from the very beginning. Is it really just that Arnold didn't try his best?"

Horio said directly to Fujio, but Fujio didn't expect Horio to be so direct.

"Coach Baker told me before the game about Arnold's previous experience, he turned himself into a tennis machine for a better life.

But I think he still has a part hidden by himself, and that part may be the real him.

I wanted to see him who he hid, although he did so to get rid of the painful life before and turned himself into a machine.

I can't comment on this point, I haven't experienced it, but I want him to know that tennis is something that can make him feel happy. "

Hearing what Fujio said, Horio didn't expect that he had such a plan, and thought he was impressed by Coach Baker.

"What a person has experienced and what he will become like, these are not things that outsiders can interfere with.

What you imagine is an idealized thing, have you ever thought that if what you guessed is true, you did it, and you did it.

But is that really what Arnold wants? It is his own choice to turn himself into a tennis machine, and it may also be his motivation to live a better life.

If you break this balance, can you guarantee that he can get better? "

Horio's words also silenced Fuji, for a moment he didn't know whether it was right or wrong to do so.

"Don't think that if you do bad things with good intentions, you will bear all the consequences. You can't afford it. A person's life is very heavy.

It is already difficult for a person to control his own life, let alone take on the lives of others. "

Seeing Fuji struggling a bit, Horio said the last words.

"The timeout expired and the game restarted with a score of 40:0."

The referee's voice interrupted Fuji's thoughts, and Fuji who played again was still struggling.

The erratic eyes looked at Coach Baker again, and Coach Baker, who had recovered, faced Arnold who made consecutive mistakes.

Finally, he couldn't help but reprimanded him, and he didn't give Arnold any good looks at all.

Seeing this scene, Fuji instantly understood.

"That's right, I can't interfere in other people's lives, so I will try my best to defeat you."

After Arnold was reprimanded by Coach Baker and played again, Bu Er's expression became serious.

Seeing the change in Fuji, Horio raised the corners of his mouth.

On the court, Fuji no longer used the ordinary serve, and the disappearing serve finally appeared at the end of the game.

See Fuji change the previous serve and use this low serve.

Arnold was a little angry, thinking that Buer looked down on him.

So he was going to teach Buer a lesson and let him know the consequences of underestimating himself.

But after the tennis ball bounced off the ground, Arnold, who was about to swing the ball back, watched the tennis ball disappear in front of him.

"The Kanto representative team scored, the score was 6:4, and the Kanto representative team won."

"At the end of the game, I used the disappearing serve. If I changed it, I would definitely feel uncomfortable."

Off the field, Qianshi saw that Fuji ended the game with a serve that disappeared, with a strange expression on his face.

"Your technique is really great, I hope to have a chance to see you again."

"Uh... well..."

At the end of the game, Fuji still politely stepped forward to shake hands.

This time Arnold didn't hold his hand as he did at the beginning.

At this time, the atmosphere outside the field, whether it was the coach's bench or the people on the west coast at the passageway, was not very good.

"Boss, I'm sorry, I have tried my best, but the other party is still better than me, if you can give me another chance..."

"You don't have this kind of opportunity anymore. My team doesn't need players like you anymore. You can go back and live your hard life."

After leaving the field, Arnold faced Coach Baker and apologized to the coach because he lost the game.

But coach Baker obviously couldn't accept this result, and interrupted Arnold before he could finish speaking.

Then he got up and was about to leave, but Coach Baker, who had just stood up, fell to the ground screaming again.

"It's reasonable for you to use players as tools. You keep saying that you don't want your players to return to their previous hellish life, but you don't know that it is you, a profit-seeking coach, who traps him in hell."

Looking at Coach Baker who fell to the ground and screaming, Horio's voice came from behind him. Hearing Horio's words, Arnold turned and looked at him.

"I'm not qualified to say anything about what happened to you, but I know that this person is definitely not what you rely on in pursuit of a better life."

After saying that, Horio also got up and left the court, while Arnold just stood there thinking about something.

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"Arnold, what did the boss tell you just now?"

After thinking for a long time, Arnold packed his tennis bag and left the court.

When he walked into the player channel, Billy saw that Arnold was in a bad mood after talking with Coach Baker, so he hurried up to ask about the situation.

"He said the team doesn't need me anymore."

"Baker, did he actually say such things to you..."

"Now, my dream of being at the top of the tennis world is also shattered."

"Why do you think you're ruined."

Hearing Arnold's frustrating words, Tom, a teammate, was a little angry.

"Because... I didn't seize the opportunity well."

"It's just a loss once or twice, so what, there is no one in the world who has never lost, as long as they become stronger in the future, it will be fine."

Terry was also a little unhappy when he heard Arnold's words, but he still encouraged him, and Bobby on the side also nodded to Arnold.

"Yes, as long as you maintain this fighting spirit, there will be more opportunities in the future."

"But...I've been kicked out of this team, and then I have to go back to live that boring life."

"Even if you're kicked out of the team, it doesn't mean you can't play tennis anymore, and it's all up to you whether you want to live that boring life."

Seeing that Arnold was still depressed, his teammates gave encouragement.

"Hey, keep your head up and chest out, it's a great game, and it won't be surprising whoever wins or loses."

"You've come out stronger and that's something to be happy about."

"And you are no longer the old Arnold, no matter where you go, you will be successful."

Hearing the encouragement from his teammates, a smile finally appeared on Arnold's face.

The ramifications for games lost, and being kicked out of the team, are gone.

I am no longer so attached to the idea that I must rely on Coach Baker to stand on the top of the world, and I have become more convinced that I can create a better life.