Figure Skating: Writing Novels in the Republican Era

Zhang Sushang transmigrates. His family is a hundred years in the future, his body has inexplicably gained a couple of dozen pounds, his body fat is too high and his health is in danger. His family has cut ties with him, and with his source of income gone, he’s about to run out of food! Desperate, Zhang Sushang picks up a pen, hoping to save his stomach by writing a novel. Right, he also needs to lose weight. Being too fat can lead to fatty liver disease and high blood pressure, high blood sugar, and high cholesterol. But if he wants to live long enough to see his family again, Zhang Sushang needs to make sure he survives into the next century! The Winter Olympics are only two or three years away. If his dad were here, he could use his excellent astronaut fitness and his skills as a former figure skating champion to go after another Olympic gold medal. But Zhang Sushang retired at sixteen because of puberty, and with his best jump only a triple Axel, he’s a mediocre skater who can do nothing but write novels to fill his belly. Wait, can anyone do a triple Axel right now? There hasn’t been a single Chinese athlete on the Olympic stage yet. If he can make a miracle happen ahead of schedule, even the laziest person would surely give it a shot. And Zhang Sushang isn’t lazy. The inspiration for this story came from an article published by a Tianjin journal after the 1908 London Olympics. It introduced the history of the Olympic movement and posed three questions ↓ When will China be able to send an athlete to the Olympics? When will China be able to send a team to the Olympics? When will China be able to host the Olympics? Novels are vessels for dreams. In this fictional story, the author hopes to explore these three questions through a tale of chasing a dream. This is a work of fiction. Please don’t confuse it with reality. Mushroom’s next story is ready to go~ Soulmates {Entertainment Industry}. If it sounds interesting, please add it to your favorites, mwah~ . Blurb Qin Chunxiao knows he’s in a book, in the world of The Top-Tier Star Is a Young Master. Three percent of people are lucky enough to have a soulmate, and the odds of meeting them are one in ten thousand. But what does the plot of a novel have to do with Qin Chunxiao? The book doesn’t give him lottery numbers or any other shortcut to getting rich, so he still has to work hard and try to get his family’s permission to visit a gay bar before he turns twenty-five. A few years later, he travels abroad with his teammates to compete in the World Championships. As the plane prepares to land, it suddenly loses power. In that split second between life and death, the man in the next seat grabs him and shields him from a piece of debris from the cabin. That man is Lu Xuandong, the overlooked older brother in The Top-Tier Star Is a Young Master. His younger brother, Lu Yunchen, has been doted on since childhood. Their father is a self-made tycoon, their mother is a retired Hong Kong beauty queen, and their eldest brother went missing when they were young. In practice, Lu Yunchen is an only child and the heir to a fortune worth tens of billions. At twenty, while appearing on the hottest dating show, he discovers that the movie star Bai Ming is his soulmate. The news sets the internet abuzz, and he becomes a top-tier star overnight, with acting offers and major brand endorsements pouring in. Lu Xuandong, who went missing as a child, has been singing on the streets to support his mentally ill adoptive mother since he was old enough to understand the world. He dropped out of high school and entered the entertainment industry to pay for his younger sister’s surgery. His education is so limited that everyone looks down on him. In the end, thanks to his stunning looks and heavenly voice, he becomes a superstar, yet remains nothing more than a shadow, ignored in the bright life of the male lead. Even after he is recognized by his family, he keeps a low profile and quietly studies for his doctorate. The world doesn’t care how much Lu Xuandong has suffered. Qin Chunxiao didn’t care either. Qin Chunxiao’s vision fades to black and white, and then he’s reborn seven years in the past. At the time, Lu Xuandong has only just been reunited with the Lu family. And Qin Chunxiao, clutching a copy of Five Years of College Entrance Exams, Three Years of Practice, only wants to file a complaint with Air France. With his life starting over, Qin Chunxiao is ready to change his fate. He’s determined to win a medal at the World Championships this time and lift his whole family up with him. But then the butterfly effect kicks in. His dad goes from an ordinary researcher with a farming background to a Chang Jiang Scholar. His mom goes from a hot-tempered street tough to a dashing businesswoman worth billions. His sister hits her stride and gets into Harvard Business School, then turns around and gives him a boost. Qin Chunxiao scratches his head. It seems the only person he might need to help is that little white flower singing on the street. Lu Xuandong, who had the top score in the city before dropping out, has perfect pitch, is a natural-born money-maker, and is still worth billions despite paying his taxes on time, slowly types a question mark. Sunny, angelic volleyball player receiver × dreamy, heavenly-voiced money-god top, the entertainment industry’s dream boyfriend A few things to know Rebirth, one-sided healing, indulgent wish fulfillment, and a whole family striving together. The younger brother is the top. He was born after his older brother was abducted, but has no talent for business. He joins the entertainment industry and marries a movie star, so his clearheaded, wealthy parents decide to pass the family fortune of tens of billions to their long-lost eldest son. The top always paid his taxes properly while working in entertainment. He really did sing just to earn enough to eat. After reuniting with his family, he goes home to inherit the family business. This top goes into business. The top has autonomic nervous system dysfunction caused by stress. The receiver... the receiver doesn’t have any health problems. He hasn’t even caught a cold since childhood. He’s a sturdy kid who can take a few tumbles on the court at most. Soulmate trope Visible soulmates: At birth, one of the pair can see only in black and white. They see color only when they meet the other. Hidden soulmates: Both have normal vision. When one of them dies, the other loses their color vision. The only way to confirm they’re each other’s soulmate is that a countdown appears on their wrists when they meet. Until the countdown ends, they can’t speak to each other. This blurb was saved as a screenshot on March 3, 2022. Theme: Overcome every obstacle for the honor of the country and bring the light of the Winter Olympics to life