[Swimming] From Top-Tier Star to Olympic Champion

Chu Han trained hard for over a decade, but died suddenly at the Olympics, leaving behind an everlasting regret. After death, he transmigrated into the body of a pretty face on a reality show. His singing and dancing performances were a disaster, but he debuted thanks to his good looks and spent every day trending online as people mocked him. Looking at his broad shoulders, slim waist, well-developed muscles, and perfect proportions in the mirror, Chu Han fell into deep thought: He wasn't going to settle for being a pretty face. He would win back the gold medal he'd missed out on in his past life! His manager tossed him the least popular variety show. "I'm not expecting you to become famous. Just go and get your face out there." Unexpectedly, the competitive reality show that had attracted no attention before its premiere became wildly popular after airing: "Chu Han might be stupid, but those abs, that butt, those long legs... I could enjoy them for a year!" "That speed. He could join a professional team, couldn't he?" "He's already eighteen, the age when people start getting results. Is he going to be watching the water cooler?" Chu Han: "..." Eighteen isn't too late. Not long afterward, Chu Han's name appeared in public again: National Swimming Championships: Media: "The swimmer in lane four is a once-in-a-century talent, the future number one in the sport." Swimming fans: "He could win this event's gold medal with his eyes closed." Chu Han: "..." I'll make him cry with his eyes open. Asian Games: Media: "Japan's powerful contender is known as the Asian flying fish. He just broke the meet record in the semifinals." Swimming fans: "It's over, it's over. Chu Han came last in the semifinals. He won't even make the top three." Chu Han: "..." One Japanese swimmer, and you're all this scared? Olympics: Media: "The United States utterly dominates this event. At the last Olympics, they took both first and second place." Swimming fans: "We're not worried. We have Chu Han!" Chu Han: "..." You didn't say that last time. With his own strength, Chu Han broke the Western monopoly over world swimming. He won gold medal after gold medal, smashed records across the board, and attracted top-tier endorsements from every direction. From the entertainment industry to the Olympics, he remained a top-tier star! The male lead works himself to the bone, is ruthless and taciturn, and only has eyes for gold medals. Entirely fictional, with no real-life inspiration. The timeline is vague. A realistic, passionate, feel-good sports story. A beloved darling surrounded by admirers. Teammates support each other and create miracles! Theme: Write your youth with an indomitable will