I Became a God in the Infinite Arena

*Applying to unlock the chapters. Please don't subscribe. (Bows) I'm very sorry. I've been so stuck these past few days that I've practically shut down. In the end, I have to admit that I started this story too hastily, and I ran into far more problems while writing it than I did while working out the setting. I discussed the issues repeatedly with a friend who writes infinite-flow fiction. They think competitive sports are more about challenging the limits of human beings, a challenge grounded in reality. There are limits, and therefore a ceiling. But the appeal of infinite-flow fiction comes from having no ceiling. My story is completely at odds with both genres. Before I really started writing, I knew this wouldn't be easy, but it turned out to be very hard to pull off in practice. Maybe I didn't think things through enough before starting, or maybe my writing skills weren't up to the task, or I took the wrong direction from the very beginning. I didn't feel this way at first. Maybe because I chose sprinting, an event I'm familiar with, as the starting point, it felt fairly easy to write at the beginning. (Though I revised the chapters before they went premium many times, too.) But for that same reason, once I started with sprinting, reality and fantasy began pulling in opposite directions. I was able to write those parts by drawing on my familiarity with sprinting. But when I moved on to a new event, blending it with the infinite setting became awkward all over again. These past few days, I'd often sit at my computer all night, struggling to write even a little over three thousand characters for an update. Just like tonight: I stayed up all night to write a little over a thousand characters, then felt it was terrible once I was done. After agonizing over this for so many days, I've finally decided to ask my editor today to unlock the chapters and accept that this attempt has failed. I'm very grateful to everyone who's subscribed and supported me up to now. I'm truly sorry I couldn't live up to your expectations. T__T (PS: The JJB rebate for unlocking the chapters will automatically be returned to your accounts in three months.) I originally started this story because I wanted to try something fresh in the competitive sports genre, but I still haven't managed to make it work. Q_Q I hope my writing improves, and that one day I'll get the chance to bring the world I once imagined to life. *Blurb: Sprinting, hurdles, shooting, short-track speed skating, figure skating, bobsled, skateboarding, rock climbing, extreme downhill racing... When training time, injuries, physical condition, and even age are no longer obstacles, Can ordinary people like you and me forge legends and create godlike miracles? Ordinary high school student Su Li steps into an entirely new world on the eve of being forced to sign up for the school sports meet. And then, in the Infinite Arena and the real world, a legend named Su Li is born. [Infinite-Flow Competitive Sports] Rely on the potential of the human body to forge legends in the Infinite Arena * This story's golden finger is overpowered. * An unconventional sports story. Its training and competition methods are not realistic or advisable. * I'm terrible at romance. The male lead may disappear from the story. * The story is entirely fictional. I'm unfamiliar with some events and will do my best to research them. Please forgive any errors. * Weibo: @Wangling Dacaicai * Completed sports stories: After Leaving Showbiz, I Became a Superstar After Leaving Sports, I Became a Chef Then Let's Win a World Championship First! [Competitive Sports] Theme: Striving with everything you have will ultimately create miracles