Swimming: Bound to a Popularity System, I Became the King of the Pool

It looks good. I admire the athletes. I am the kind of person whose legs feel weak as soon as I stand on the starting line. I get nervous when I compete [palms my face]. The golden finger is not particularly big. I think it is very good. Can Cui Jiashu be the heroine? I like her very much.

Originally I gave this book 5 stars, and I have been following updates these days because I really like this kind of writing about competitive protagonists pursuing careers, but I didn't really like the character Yu Siyue at the end (later replaced by Xiao Yu, and the protagonist was replaced by Xiao Hai). The first thing I felt uncomfortable about was that Xiao Hai and Xiao Yu had a swimming competition with a foreigner. I remember that competition was when Xiao Yu had just joined the provincial team. It didn't take long, it seemed that when he couldn't even stand on his heels, Xiao Yu needed a competition to test him because his mentality was not very good. Unexpectedly, it was the first time he participated in the competition and he swam faster than the protagonist. I was shocked because Xiao Yu had only been training for the provincial team for a long time. The protagonist Xiao Hai had been training for such a long time in the provincial team. In this place, Xiao Yu felt like that kind of protagonist to me, and Xiao Hai seemed to be playing for him. The feeling of cannon fodder, because normally only the protagonist gets this kind of treatment. He has great talent not long after he joined the provincial team, and he beat someone who had been practicing on the provincial team for a long time just after participating in the competition. This was the first time I felt uncomfortable in my heart, but then I thought, after all, it is a competitive competition, and anything is possible, so it is understandable. And what I feel uncomfortable with Xiaoyu recently is that I feel that he has taken away a lot of assets that belong to the protagonist Xiaohai. Yuan still has attention, actually, I feel sorry for Xiao Hai, maybe because I am the protagonist. I am also an only child, and I can better understand the mentality of the protagonist Xiao Hai. After all, he was originally in his team, and he is also equivalent to the status of "only son". Their entire team revolves around him. If Yu Yi comes, the protagonist's resources and attention will inevitably be divided by half, or even more. At first I thought he was just brought in by the way, and he is our first coach of Xiao Hai, but I think this first coach wanted to invite him to join the provincial team at the beginning, but he did not play a particularly good role. He did not use his tact to bring better opportunities to the protagonist Xiao Hai. On the contrary, I think Xiao Yu has got many opportunities because of him as a coach. To sum up, I don't like the character Xiao Yu very much. Maybe it's not that he is bad, but I feel that his interests conflict with Xiao Hai's. (Dear author, it is not easy to generate electricity for love. I am just expressing my personal opinion, not against the author. Don't misunderstand me, don't criticize me, we can discuss it rationally)

I saw someone's tweet on Little Digua. I read it in one go and gave it a five-star rating. It seems that the system does not account for much. After reading it, I feel that the system does not help the protagonist's growth. Generally speaking, competitive articles with systems will provide the protagonist with an unlimited practice room, right?

The child gets the popularity system and the first choice is to tell his idol, a neighbor girl who practices swimming. The system allows you to add ability points and purchase props. He joined the city team and the provincial team based on his talent, but he does not have a strong sense of participation in the system.

I really like this kind of passionate competitive writing! I still like swimming [Sending my heart] But the part about Yu Siyue is really uncomfortable. Not to mention that the protagonist will be sour. As a bystander, sometimes I will have the illusion that Yu is the male protagonist [awkward laugh] I like group portraits, and the protagonist will inevitably have partners and teammates. I really like the friendship between partners. But Yu is very strange and makes people feel very uncomfortable 😫 I would like to praise the author again, the overall writing is great! 👍

Generally speaking, it's okay, but the plot where things about the system are revealed is a bit toxic to me. I haven't read the rest of it and I don't know how the author handled it. I will come back and comment after reading this

It's very, very good to watch, the plot is developed well, and the characters are well developed and full of life. I like this style of article. Come on, author, there will definitely be many people who like your work 👍

Looks good!!! More and more people will definitely see you!! Come on big. Okay~

I like it very much. It's a relatively realistic article. Although the system appears in the early stage, its presence is not strong. It is basically just a sentence when the spray is used. The training and daily life are well written, and I really like this kind of light and energetic protagonist.

Highly recommended. Although the protagonist has a system, he does not rely on the system blindly, but relies on his own efforts. It is not a mindless cool novel. Competitive sports is a movement of sweat and hard work. In every game, Xiaohai goes all out to become better. In addition, I really like Jiashu and Xiaohai🥰