Winning Gold Medals for My Country [Transmigrated into a Book in the 1980s]

On the eve of the Olympics, seventeen-year-old diver Chen Guo is forced to retire due to injury, missing her chance to compete.

She wakes from a dream to find that she has transmigrated to the 1980s and become the cannon-fodder younger cousin in a period rebirth novel.

Her father is an alcoholic with a penchant for beating his family. Unable to endure the abuse, her mother drinks poison and dies.

Her father plans to sell her to an old bachelor in a neighboring village to fund his gambling.

Five-year-old Chen Guo resolutely runs away from home. Starting from nothing, she sets out to reclaim her dream of becoming a champion.

Ten years later, fifteen-year-old Chen Guo finally stands on the highest podium at the Olympics.

From then on, she becomes an insurmountable mountain in women's diving, a true queen of the water who dazzles an entire era.

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The year she turns five marks the beginning of Zhou Shiyun's tragic life. Chen Guo is taken in by her parents.

Everyone thinks Chen Guo is gentle, kind, and filial. Only Zhou Shiyun knows it's an elaborate disguise.

Chen Guo provokes her again and again, making her increasingly irritable and quick to anger as she desperately tries to expose Chen Guo's hypocrisy.

In the end, all her friends leave her, the person she loves becomes Chen Guo's devoted admirer, and even her parents are utterly disappointed in her.

Reborn at five, Zhou Shiyun finally sees the truth.

This time, she resolves to ignore Chen Guo and live her own life well.

But the Chen Guo she meets this time is different from the person she remembers.

The dependent, clinging vine of a girl has actually become an Olympic champion.

Theme: Higher, faster, stronger