Figure Skating Redemption: I Became the Champion After the System Mission

When the snow fell on the railings of the ice rink on March 12, Lin Wan's nails dug into her palms - she actually returned to this day. The system buzzed in his mind: "There are 92 days left until the onset of the rare disease (June 12). The body's functions are being repaired and the consciousness training space has been unlocked." In her previous life, it was the diagnosis in June that nailed her to the hospital bed forever. She had never even touched a skate. She only skated for the figure skater in that competition as part of her last conscious task. In reality, she was holding on to the railing to learn to kick on the ice, and her elbow pads turned white after falling; in her conscious space, the stopwatch of the virtual ice rink was ticking, and she decomposed the movement against the slow-playing 3Lz, carving "the knee bent 130 degrees" into her muscles. The few words I heard in my previous life have become treasures: remembering "do not turn the center of gravity to the right when doing ice jumps", I will calibrate it by throwing it hundreds of times in the conscious space; remembering "turning the waist in Yan style to sink", I will practice in front of the mirror until my psoas muscles become sore. The coach always said this kid was "crazy." The ice rink in March was still crusty, but she could stay there from dawn until lights out, and the crust on her knee pads melted and froze again. No one knew that every time she practiced another set of jumps and every time she perfected a turn in the consciousness space, she was trying to make up for her regrets and work hard to live a new life. The crisp sound of the skates grazing the ice hides her secret: she is not a genius, she just wants to skate for herself in reality.