From Top of the School to a Double Grand Slam

I don't like this point of view narrative very much. It's a bit difficult to get into the role, but I'll give it some encouragement 😎

I watched the life of a badminton player (although she is virtual, and it does not count as a lifetime), from her first appearance on the court at the age of seventeen, to a Grand Slam at the age of twenty, to her retirement with a two-lap Grand Slam at the age of twenty-four, and finally to her marriage certificate. Her life was happy and perfect, but she also had regrets. I felt again and again that she was not a character written by the author, but a living person.

The story is told from God's perspective, but from the perspective of other people in the novel. This is the first time I have seen such a narrative angle. It is very novel, beautiful, and neat. It's also very comfortable to watch

This book is a good read, and I can give it 5 stars. Unfortunately, it is too short. I also want to see Sister Cen take part in scientific research after taking the Ph. D. Exam, and whether she will go abroad to meet fans after taking the Ph. D. Exam. Most of this book is about the female protagonist. The story of the male protagonist Yan Shi is enough to fill a separate book, but not much about college life. All in all, it's still a very good book

As a Chinese badminton fan, it is rare to see a book about badminton. I think the subject matter is very novel, and the heroine is career-oriented and has few emotional connections. I also hope that Chinese badminton will have such a female singles player in the future 💕

It's good-looking and feels very refreshing. Sports fans should like it. It seems that the author has unrealistic fantasies about the women's singles in the national badminton team 😢

It's really beautiful and the ending is wonderful too. Push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push push

There are few emotional lines, but the heroine's career line is great, I like it

It's quite special, like a documentary. Does the author have similar experiences as a fan? 🤭

It's very good. It's my first time to encounter such a novel novel, and it feels strange.