She Dances on the Ice

In her previous life, she was an ice-playing noble lady who amazed everyone with her song "Wizard under the Moon", but she died from the concubine's poisoned wine. When he opened his eyes again, he became the "flower vase" substitute who can be bullied by everyone in the modern figure skating team. Before the international competition, the ace was injured, and the coach pointed casually: "We are going to lose anyway, so you go through the motions." With her skates touching the ground, she took off her sportswear and stunned the audience in a homemade neon dress. The lost "Lingbo Weibu" reappeared on the ice, and the "Neon Clothes Spin" in ancient books set off a global live broadcast. When reporters asked her about her secret, she smiled lightly at the camera: "Nothing but familiarity - it's just 20 years of practice." Later, the sports history community was in a quarrel over her: "Why are her movements exactly the same as those in the lost "Bing Xi Tu Kao"?" Later, on the Olympic podium, she touched the gold medal on the ice to pay tribute to every name that had been forgotten. This time, she didn't want to please anyone, she just came back to clear her name for the Millennium Ice Soul. [Special note: The male protagonist only plays a heavy role in the early stage. The purpose is to create the image of the female protagonist who insists on skating and wants to improve her ancient ice-playing skills. Chen Mu does not exist for love, (and I have not thought about whether they should be together). His existence alludes to Shen Lingwei's almost love for skating. Pathological persistence, and Chen Mu's existence I think is an undoubted ally for Shen Lingwei. Only Chen Mu can really fully understand Shen Lingwei's insistence on artistry and ancient ice play, because he has tried it and loves it. If you are disgusted with the plot of the male protagonist, you can skip to the chapter after Heavy Love~]