Track and Field: This Top Student Runs the 100 Meters in 9.50 Seconds

[Rebirth + excellence in both academics and athletics + exhilarating face-slapping + national team]

Yue Fan is reborn in 2002. This time, he plans to become not only the fastest man in the world, but also a top all-around student!

In his previous life, he retired due to injury and was mocked as “all brawn and no brains.” In this life, he has the Sports Glory System, and his brain development is off the charts!

His homeroom teacher breaks down: “Yue Fan! You came in first in the whole city on this week's mock exam again! Please, stop training for the sprints. You're meant to be a scientist!”

The national team coach goes mad: “What? Yue Fan doesn't want to attend training camp? Because he's entering the math olympiad? Tie him up and bring him here if you have to!”

And so, a bizarre new kind of monster appears in the world of sports.

At the starting line, while the other athletes are regulating their breathing, he's calculating wind resistance in his head.

On the podium, while everyone else is busy posting on social media, he's calling a Tsinghua professor to discuss a paper.

Western media sneer: “Dragon Nation's athletes know nothing about scientific training.”

Yue Fan produces his paper, “The 100-Meter Sprint and Human Mechanics,” published in Nature, and casually sets a world record of 9.50 seconds:

“Sorry, you're not just bad at running. Your brains aren't much better.”

His name is Yue Fan.

He's a physics genius recruited by Tsinghua, and the red lightning bolt who leaves Bolt in despair!