The female protagonist swims, but not too much; the story is in the book, but the plot of the original book is not important; there are a lot of competition content, which should not be enjoyable according to my previous book's convention; there is a male protagonist, but there is no role, and there is no time to fall in love. If you don't mind any of the above, you can just ignore the copy and read the main text. I'm a waste of copywriting, so the main text is just like that, but at least it's better than the copy.
If you really want to read the copy, here are a few symbolic ones:
Li Nuoshuang traveled through time. The reason for traveling through time is a bit hard to explain.
A former swimmer died in the water, which is somewhat outrageous to say.
After time traveling, Li Nuoshuang soon encountered something even more outrageous. She transformed into a cannon fodder tool in a novel that drove the plot and ended miserably.
All this is just because her father is a senior licker.
Ah, I feel sorry for my mother.
Many years later, as the mother of the world record creator, Li Fenglan accepted an exclusive interview with a sports reporter. When asked what he thought was the best way to raise his children, he answered without hesitation.
"Divorce, give your children a normal environment to grow up."
Reading instructions: Parallel worlds, world records and other results are based on reality (for reasonable reasons), and the characters' personalities and experiences have nothing to do with reality.
Intention: higher, faster, stronger