Please add my new novels, Collecting Scrap in the Seventies and The Fierce Woman's Second Marriage in the Sixties, to your reading lists! Their blurbs are at the very bottom.
Liu Xuefeng wakes up reborn in a sports school in the 1990s.
Before she was reborn, she changed careers early and returned to an ordinary life.
After being reborn, she chooses to race on the red track and bring honor to her country.
From an obscure sports school student,
she gradually grows into the provincial champion, national champion, and world champion,
wearing the national flag as she stands on the highest podium, waving and smiling.
Her strict, stern coach smiles with satisfaction: She's a miracle on the track.
Her parents, hoping their daughter would excel, look on with tears in their eyes: She's our pride and joy.
Her grandmother, who favors boys over girls, introduces her to everyone: She's my most beloved darling.
And there is always one focused figure in the stands at Liu Xuefeng's competitions,
a mysterious spectator: She will always be the goddess in my heart.
That streak of red on the hundred-meter track is the color of miracles.
Content notes:
1. The male lead appears later; the female lead is focused on her career.
2. This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.
Coming soon: Collecting Scrap in the Seventies
Han Wanwan opens her eyes and finds herself reborn as an eighteen-year-old girl in the 1960s.
Her biological older brother has been forced to go to the countryside, her stepmother rules the household, and her father favors his youngest son.
Even the factory job she finally secured has been swapped out for her stepsister, leaving her as a junior employee at a scrap recycling depot.
Han Wanwan stands at the entrance to the depot, its heaps of scrap piled high. "..."
Luckily, she has a portable treasure-appraisal System. What others see as scrap is a precious antique to her.
An auntie brings in a vase she no longer wants,
"Ming Yongle sweet-white-glazed plum vase with incised floral scrolls discovered. Experience +30";
A child sells a piece of metal he dug up,
"Western Zhou openwork sword scabbard with a snake pattern discovered. Experience +30";
Even the tattered clothes she happens to find,
"Ming dynasty cotton robe with a colorful phoenix design discovered. Experience +20";
An old friend of her late mother sees the lovely young woman dealing with scrap every day and is moved to tears. "Wanwan, I'll find you a different job right away."
Han Wanwan frantically waves her hands. "I'm really doing just fine at the recycling depot."
Coming soon: The Fierce Woman's Second Marriage in the Sixties
Zhou Hui, who died in a car accident, opens her eyes again and finds herself a village woman in the 1960s with two little girls.
Her university-student husband has already found someone new and wants a divorce.
Her ex-husband looks at her with deep affection. "Zhou Hui, I know you have nowhere to live. You can keep living with my parents in the countryside. We can divorce without you moving out."
Zhou Hui: "So you want me to be your free housekeeper."
You think I'm crude and uneducated? I think you're frail and useless, living off others.
She decisively extracts a hefty sum and kicks her pretty-boy ex-husband to the curb.
Her in-laws lament the money and curse her behind her back. Just see how this discarded woman manages to survive.
Zhou Hui immediately proves them wrong through her actions.
She finds herself a dark-skinned officer with a warm heart, and the whole family starts a happy new life together.
Theme: Promoting the indomitable spirit of competitive sports
Back to the Nineties as a Hong Kong Socialite
Won a Billion, My [Redacted] Junior
Back to the Eighties to Marry a Lazy Man
A Women's Director in the 1970s
Back to the Eighties, I Married My Ex-Husband's Archenemy
[Showbiz] What's It Like to Be Quarantined at an Idol's Home?
The Stepmom Only Wants to Get Rich [The Nineties]
Collecting Scrap in the 1970s
The Tough Stepmother of the 1960s
The second place in the 200 meters is not Li Mingli, but Wang Yuanyuan
Well written, I love it! It's a pity that there is no extra story about the Beijing Olympics. I hope Beijing can still win the gold medal.
I feel that the doping section seems a bit blunt, because Jones is an opponent worthy of respect.
Such cute little palms.
Seeing the Chinese track and field team spend decades trying to prove that there are no racial barriers between yellow people and black people is a bit inspiring and a bit self-deceiving. There is only one in the novel. In reality, there is no one. Oh, there was Liu Xiang in the 110-meter hurdles in 2004. Su Bingtian only made it to the 100-meter final in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. Then the front and back were broken. But black people catch a lot of them every year.
Since that Li Yulan is so good, her score of 10.79 Still didn't make it to the finals of the World Championships! Liu Xuefeng was able to enter in more than 11 seconds in both sessions. This setting is too outrageous and unscientific.
Therefore, there is indeed a huge gap between the sprinting of yellow people and the world. This gap is that you are sweating profusely on the training field almost all year round, while black and white people, whether they should train or go out to play, do not affect their dominance in sprinting.
Sprinkle flowers? Come on for the next novel
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? Double meaning? Can anyone explain it to me?●●