Perhaps Heaven won't reward you in proportion to how much you've given, but if you don't give anything, you'll never receive anything in return. This is especially true for athletes.
At the press conference after the awards ceremony, a reporter who had been called on stood and asked, "Mia, you competed this time despite your injury. What made you choose to do that?"
Mia gently touched the heavy gold medal hanging against her chest, her eyes shining with a happy light. "I'd like to say that I've been through a lot since Sochi. But those experiences have made me stronger, and even less willing to give up on these Olympics because of an injury. And, of course, the encouragement and support I've always received from the people I love and my team. All of it gave me the courage to take my shot..."
Years later, Hanyu happened upon this interview and propped his chin on his hand, asking expectantly, "Did that include me, as one of the people you loved?"
"Of course not," Mia replied from the kitchen, busy with her work and not at all worried about hurting his feelings.
Hanyu looked a little disappointed. "Well, when did it start, then?"
Mia looked up and thought for a moment. "I'm not really sure. I think I just fell for you without realizing it..."
All in all, this is a story written out of love for figure skating and Yuzu. The male and female leads are evenly matched, and it takes place in a parallel universe. My writing does have plenty of flaws, or things that aren't very rigorous, but could you please not be so nitpicky about a fictional story? Isn't the point of reading a novel to enjoy the plot and have fun? The male lead is Yuzu. Nothing but sweetness.
Theme:
Today, Yuzi left spring in Beijing and cried (coordinates are Toronto, no Disney qwq (
Although the article was written two years ago, I still want to say that the author underestimated the Tokyo Olympics.
The writing is very good and I enjoyed reading it?
I finally know the reason why no one has read this book. To be honest, the first chapter gives people a good feeling. I thought that there is finally someone who can watch figure skating. The male protagonist is Yuzu. But when I read this, I found that the author does not understand figure skating at all, does not understand the scoring mechanism, and does not understand how much attention the coaches pay to development. There is no need for a physical examination. If there is something wrong with the female protagonist, the coach You will definitely find that the author really has no IQ in these two major points, and it is difficult to describe how he gets along with Yuzu. First, there is no problem in communicating in English, but it is too fluent, and there is no sense of their getting along. It is unreal in the first place, and it is even more unreal. Yuzu's character traits are not shown at all, as if he is just an original male protagonist with the name Hanyu. Overall, the first chapter is well written. Reading other chapters is just a waste of time. It's a shame that I saved it. Alas.
I'm convinced,,, figure skating is even mentioned in a variety show, the more I write about it, the more ridiculous it becomes.
This patch on my lower abdomen almost made me think I might not be pregnant.
There are no medals for my mother at home, and even the children don't know that my mother was an Olympic champion, which makes me speechless. Although it has nothing to do with Hanyu (?), It feels too chauvinistic. After all, she is a top athlete whose status matches her?
I can think of Yuzu spinning in circles hahahaha
Wow~~~I'm so happy to see your article~~Fortunately I didn't miss it~~I read it all in one go~~It's so good! Can you still write about Niuniu?
Finished the chase in one go!!!