Track and Field: Sprinting God, Bolt’s Moon-Gazing Turn

[Invincible protagonist] + [no System] + [ensemble cast]

The early twenty-first century.

2005.

An era when Chinese sports were underdeveloped.

Even though Liu Xiang had just won gold at the Athens Olympics,

prejudice against Chinese athletes abroad remained unchanged.

The claim that people of Asian descent couldn’t run the 100 meters in under ten seconds was treated as gospel and widely promoted.

Lin Feng, a sprinting prodigy from China, became the first East Asian to break the ten-second barrier in the 100 meters.

Armed with athletic talent, the hopes of the Chinese people twenty years in the future, and ambitions for what lay ahead,

he is reborn in 2005.

With a second life, he is determined to make it extraordinary.

While people despair at the thought of Black athletes dominating the 100 meters,

a black-haired, yellow-skinned boy bursts onto the scene and climbs to heights no one else can reach.

His era of sprinting is about to begin!!!

Bolt: “Why am I so happy even though I only came in second? Because I know I won the race for humanity.”

Powell: “I often ease up or even give up halfway through a race, because I know that no matter how hard I try, I can’t beat him.”

Blake: “I train myself to the point of exhaustion every day, even risking injury, just so I can see his taillights.”

Gay: “If he can run the 100 meters in 8.6 seconds, I’ll applaud him.”

Gatlin: “His speed has even surpassed time itself. My perseverance feels meaningless. If my opponent were Bolt, I might at least consider waiting until he got old before trying to beat him.”