Ye Chi learns everything quickly: e-sports operations, basketball steps, and the 100-meter start. Others have practiced for several years, but he dared to play after he understood it.
But as long as it is a competition that he really wants to win and the whole world is watching, he will always get the runner-up in the most outrageous way.
In the eSports World Championship, his last shot stopped in mid-air; in the NBA tie-break, he scored 62 points, but the buzzer-beater went around the basket; in the Olympic 100 meters, he ran 9.56 Seconds to break the original world record, but he was still 0.01 Seconds slower.
Everyone calls him "Mr. Second." Later, he put on the national football jersey and walked into the World Cup finals.
Pre-match odds:
Ye Chi finished second: 1.01.
The Chinese team won the championship: 35.00.
Reader comments
The idea is good, but now it is getting more and more biased. What I want to watch is competitive sports, track and field, football, and basketball, not e-sports. It's too late to change now, because the protagonist is older. In track and field events, if you are second in the competition like in the introduction, then you will have to perform nationally at the age of 16, and then you will be eligible to participate in the Golden League and the Olympics. If you are still involved in e-sports at the age of 18, there are still a few years left for track and field competitions, not to mention ball games.
The idea is good, but now it is getting more and more biased. What I want to watch is competitive sports, track and field, football, and basketball, not e-sports. It's too late to change now, because the protagonist is older. In track and field events, if you are second in the competition like in the introduction, then you will have to perform nationally at the age of 16, and then you will be eligible to participate in the Golden League and the Olympics. If you are still involved in e-sports at the age of 18, there are still a few years left for track and field competitions, not to mention ball games.
Stop writing, no one will read it