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A sports university professor returned to the 18th year of the Republic of China. He had no power, money, or status. He could not invent, did not know business, and was not a military king. All he had was sports knowledge that was ahead of his time. He stepped onto the field, won Olympic gold medals, broke world records, brought glory to the country, and contributed to the country and the nation in the best way he could! Among the works that have passed the test, tens of thousands of orders have been completed, such as "All-Around Athlete" and sports masterpiece "Long Live the Coach". The quality is guaranteed and you can collect it with confidence.
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🚩＜Sports Republic of China↗⑨↖2019-04-08＞ Reasons for recommendation: A new book by an old author on an unpopular subject. This book describes to us a different history of the Republic of China. In the past, I was used to reading various war, martial arts, and espionage novels about the Republic of China, and I just thought that the Republic of China was just that kind of Republic of China. But through this book, I discovered that during the Republic of China, we had sports in China, and there were modern sports figures like Liu Changchun. A different perspective brings a different view of history, and it also enriches my understanding of the Republic of China. Although, this is a novel. I hope book lovers will also read this book if they have time.
A sports university professor from the future traveled to 1929 and defeated athletes all over the world with sports knowledge that was a century ahead of his time!
He was once one of the Twelve Kings of the Starting Point, a representative figure of sports innovation. He passed the test and declared that he would become a god through sports. After the all-around athletes and coaches were screwed, he started to attack the entire sports people - okay, just kidding. Innovation is of course worthy of praise, and the subject matter of the sports of the Republic of China chosen in this book is also worthy of encouragement. Of course, I hope the author can write it well and carry forward this idea, although it is certainly not easy. The protagonist was originally a university physical education professor, but he was reborn as a rickshaw puller who was killed. Not only did he not receive compensation, he was fired. While trying to survive, he had to learn to use the cheating sports system. A new life has begun. What will happen to his future is all in this book...
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