A Zhe, a 21st-century billiards hall owner and Bilibili creator, unexpectedly transmigrates after suffering a mental blow in a comeback match. When he wakes up, he finds himself in a parallel world where billiards technology has stagnated.
Here, advanced techniques have all but vanished, and professional players are stuck at a basic level. Even stranger, a sudden revolution in technique twenty years ago and the mysterious 1988 Manuscript on Spin Mechanics seem to conceal this world’s greatest secret.
After acquiring the Billiards God System, he must not only prove himself in major tournaments, but also unravel the mystery behind the stagnation of billiards technology in this world.
From amateur competitions to the professional circuit, from a newcomer on the provincial team to a national-level ace: when a transmigrator crosses paths with a mysterious reporter, and vanished techniques meet new theories, a story about billiards, legacy, and breaking through begins...
“Something seems to be missing from billiards in this world.”
“Maybe I’m here to fill that void.”
It's very interesting, but the audience for this book is too small. Only people who love playing billiards and reading novels will read it.
It's really beautiful but why so few people watch it?