I Told You to Copy the Homework, Not Win Olympic Gold

Zhu Di was an ordinary middle schooler who got through exams by copying his deskmate's homework and would rather lie down than stand during PE. Then one day, he woke up in his thirteen-year-old body, with an “All-Around Athlete System” in his head. [Swimming Boost]: Get fifteen seconds for free, and move through the water like you've got a propeller! [Underwater Turn]: Upgrade from beginner to intermediate and shave off 0.2 seconds. It's like swapping a tractor for a spacecraft! [Master-Level Sprint]: Go all out for ten seconds, as if a rocket booster were propelling you forward the whole way! He unlocked the skills, made the city team, dominated seven or eight city-level competitions, and qualified for the Olympics in just two months. Then he realized he'd become one of the youngest swimmers in Olympic history. His class group chat went wild: “You said you were just going to mess around at a club, but you went to the Olympics??” “You copied my homework on the last monthly exam!” “I kept that bottle of mineral water you drank from... Now it's the same brand the champion drinks!!”