Netizens are in an uproar over the latest developments in "The New Prince of Tennis," with Chinese media saying, "I'm curious and can't stop reading."

This article was automatically translated from Japanese by AI. The original Japanese version is the authoritative source.

Record China 2026/6/8 23:00

On the 4th, an article titled "Netizens are in an uproar over the latest developments in The New Prince of Tennis" was published on the Chinese portal site Sohu. The photo shows The New Prince of Tennis.

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Netizens are in an uproar over the latest developments in "The New Prince of Tennis," with Chinese media saying, "I'm curious and can't stop reading."

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