Siheyuan: The 1952 Olympics, Where I Beat the Eagle Sauce

Li Jie transmigrates into the world of the Siheyuan and awakens the Sports God System.

In 1952, on the eve of the nation's participation in its first Olympic Games, the Korean War is raging against the Eagle, and the United States cannot defeat the new society. Instead, it spreads slander around the world, branding the new society the Sick Man of East Asia, weak and defenseless.

The claim that the Chinese people are an inferior race is rampant around the globe.

Li Jie decisively joins the Olympic team. Alone, he dominates the medal table, beats the United States to first place, and restores honor to his people.

The whole world is stunned.

Unwilling to accept defeat, the United States begins preaching that sports are useless and that only scientific might can make a country strong.

It even boasts that China is destined to lose on the scientific stage, that it has no future and will forever remain the Sick Man of East Asia!

Li Jie scorns this claim. He throws himself into the fray, and after the Olympics, applies to join the United States to learn all kinds of scientific technologies.

Years later, Li Jie returns to the new society with his studies complete. Turning the enemy's own methods against them, he once again dominates the United States, this time on the technological stage.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.