Standing Beside Legends

Synopsis 1:

He was a legend in ice dance, becoming world champion at 18 and claiming gold at both the World Championships and the Winter Olympics by 26.

She was a veteran figure skater about to retire. She had made the national team four times and narrowly missed out on major competitions four times. Her best result was second place at the team trials.

No one knew why he had returned to the country.

Everyone knew that after retiring, she planned to teach children to roller-skate at the plaza.

Then one day, a notice was posted by the team: she and he would become new partners and prepare for the Winter Olympics two years later.

Synopsis 2:

Coach: "This kid's no good. No talent, poor technique, poor stamina, and too old. In short, she's hopeless."

Him: "There's no such thing as a piece of rotten wood that can't be carved, only hands that can't turn the miraculous into something rotten."

Her: "I've already rented the rink."

Synopsis 3:

At the Winter Olympics, she pressed her forehead against his and said, "Thanks, my King."