After Becoming Cannon Fodder, I Won Olympic Gold

The female lead swims, and she has a cheat, but it's not a big one. She transmigrates into a book, but the original plot isn't important. There's a whole lot of competition content. Going by how my last book was, it probably won't be all that satisfying. There is a male lead, but he barely appears, and there's no time for romance. If none of that bothers you, feel free to skip the blurb and go straight to the story. I'm terrible at writing blurbs, and the story itself is only so-so, though at least it's a little better than the blurb. If you really want a blurb, here's a token one: Li Nuoshuang transmigrates, and the reason is a little hard to talk about. A former swimmer dies in the water. That's more than a little absurd. After transmigrating, Li Nuoshuang soon encounters something even more absurd: she has become a sacrificial tool character in a novel, someone who drives the plot before meeting a tragic end. All because her father is a seasoned simp. Well, I feel for her mother. Years later, Li Fenglan, a world-record-setting athlete, gives an exclusive interview to a sports reporter. Asked what she thinks is the best way to raise a child, she answers without hesitation: "Get divorced and give the child a normal environment to grow up in." Reader's note: This is a parallel world. Achievements such as world records are based on reality for the sake of plausibility, but the characters' personalities and experiences are unrelated to real people. Theme: Higher, faster, stronger.