The Hundred-Meter Track

After the national anthem played, a reporter asked Tian Weiwei what it felt like to win an Olympic gold medal. "I ran for myself and brought glory to my country." A photo of her draped in the national flag, reverently and passionately pressing a tender kiss to her gold medal, spread around the world that very day. Tian Weiwei had always thought she was just an ordinary elementary school student who could "run a little fast," until she ran her way into the best middle school in the city, the best high school in the capital, the national team, and the Olympics. The sweat and tears she shed on the hundred-meter track were her most perfect youth and her most dazzling life. #The difference between naturally gifted athletes and ordinary athletes# #The girl who's not interested in romance is a ruthless running machine# [The author does not provide content warnings. If you have any dealbreakers, please don't read.] [Please follow the author's page while you're at it, and leave a little flower of love.] ☆☆☆ [My completed works] ☆☆☆ "The Manhattan Debutante": From master con artist to ruler of a nation. "Living the High Life Among Upper East Side Aristocrats": A full-time daughter, lying flat and spending money. "The Thirteen-Year-Old Academic Prodigy": The dazzling life of a young math genius. "The Nineties' Million-Dollar Nanny": From nanny to First Lady, I make the rules of my own life. "The Eighties' Female Party Secretary": From women's federation director to party committee secretary, a supporting character fights her way into becoming the heroine. "Farming in Primitive Society": Farming, fighting, and building in prehistoric times. "Little Borgia": Unify Italy, conquer France, and become the glorious queen who brings glory to Europe. "The Southern Rose [Gone with the Wind]": A money-loving heroine who never gives up. "The Versailles Wild Rose": A court melodrama about the girl Abigail and King Louis XIV. "The Girl from the Rimbaud Family": After transmigrating as the younger sister of the young prodigy poet Arthur Rimbaud, Vitalie refuses to spend her life imprisoned in a small town. In the end, she earns a reputation as a brilliant young woman and becomes the brightest little star in literary circles. "Miss Austen": After transmigrating as Jane Austen's younger sister, Alice Austen declares, "I'm going to become a literary great too!" "[Western Crossover] The Superheroes Can't Save the World": A youthful beauty who never ages only wants to die quickly (pairing: Spider-Man). "[Showbiz] Dance Out My Youth": A long-legged beauty and curly-haired Tom Holland (pairing: Tom Holland). "[Showbiz] Wild Child": She wins the heart of a well-behaved, devoted young Leonardo DiCaprio, her childhood sweetheart (pairing: Leo). "[Showbiz] Crazy Ex-Boyfriend": A Beverly Hills princess meets a haughty little phoenix (pairing: River Phoenix). "[Showbiz] Goddess Matchmaking": I turned all the male idols into dads (pairing: Keanu). "[Showbiz] Brilliant New Star" <- This one is completely free, read the whole thing without paying! -> (pairing: Tom Cruise) * ※ The author can't address every one of a hundred readers' hundred dealbreakers individually. The author believes the free chapters and author's notes are enough for every reader to tell whether this story falls into their "no-go zone." ※ Stay or leave as you please. No abusive comments, please. Read civilly and help build a harmonious community. Theme: A vibrant youth that sets life alight