When Lin Chen died in bed watching the black athletes monopolizing the sprint podium on TV and listening to the argument that "it is difficult for yellow people to break the sprint limit", he never thought that he would be reborn back to the age of 16 - in the classroom one week before the opening of the County Games. In his last life, he was unable to set foot on the professional track due to lack of scientific training and injuries. In this life, he resolutely signed up for the 100 meters with an adult's tactical thinking, memories of the world's top training methods, and a heart that was unwilling to be bound by "racial conclusions."
Faced with the ridicule of sports student Zhang Yang, "You can't even run 50 meters without being out of breath, don't be embarrassed." Lin Chen only responded with actions: on the playground before dawn, he adjusted his starting posture, in the gym during lunch break, he worked hard to hone his core strength, and on the track under the sunset, he showed his persistence in polishing his cadence. The final shot of the County Games was fired, and he crossed the finish line like an arrow. His time of 10.32 Seconds not only broke the record, but also shocked everyone: this once inconspicuous boy was about to use his footsteps to tear apart the shackles of the "yellow sprint limitations".
From county games to city games and provincial games to national competitions and the world stage, Lin Chen's goal has never changed - not only to break the world sprint record, but also to set a result that is difficult for future generations to surpass, so that the name "Red Lightning" can be heard in the world track and field arena and rewrite the history of yellow sprinting!
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