In her previous life, she was a noblewoman of the ice who dazzled everyone with her “Immortal Traces Beneath the Moon,” but died from the imperial consort's poisoned wine.
When she opens her eyes again, she has become a figure-skating team’s universally bullied “pretty face” substitute in the modern world.
Before an international competition, the star skater is injured, and the coach points at her without a second thought: “We're going to lose anyway. Go out there and make an appearance.”
Her blades touch the ice. She sheds her tracksuit, revealing a self-made outfit of flowing celestial robes that leaves the crowd spellbound.
The lost “Rippling Waves Steps” return to the ice, while the “Rainbow Skirt Spin” from ancient texts sets livestreams around the world ablaze.
When reporters ask her secret, she smiles at the camera. “Nothing special. Just practice makes perfect. I've only been training for twenty years.”
Later, scholars of sports history argue fiercely: “Why do her movements match the lost Illustrated Treatise on Ice Play down to the smallest detail?”
Later still, on the Olympic podium, she gently touches her gold medal to the ice, paying tribute to every name that was once forgotten.
This time, she seeks to please no one. She has returned to restore the honor of the icebound souls of a thousand years.
[Special note: The male lead only has a major role in the early chapters. His purpose is to highlight the female lead's determination to keep skating and improve her knowledge of traditional ice play. Chen Mu is not there for romance, and I haven't even decided whether the two of them should end up together. His presence reflects Shen Lingwei's almost obsessive dedication to skating, and I see Chen Mu as an unwavering ally of Shen Lingwei. Only Chen Mu can truly understand her dedication to artistry and traditional ice play, because he has tried it himself and loves it. If you dislike the male lead's storyline, feel free to skip ahead to the chapters after “Heavy Love”!]
Come on! It's tied, it looks good, it really looks good! More updates!
It's so well written🥹It's the first time for a little girl from the south to see such a deeply touching figure skating article.
Very beautiful and inspiring
It's okay if the flaws are not hidden, Sui Cheng thinks, if it were updated a few days later, the heroine would be able to get ogg in the middle