The Light-Footed Master Becomes a Figure Skating Legend! [Ancient to Modern]

[Updates whenever inspiration strikes. I've been a little unmotivated lately (mostly because I'm getting lazy. Daily updates are exhausting. I thought about weekly updates, but never mind, I won't make a promise I can't keep).

I won't abandon this, and I'll finish it. If I really don't feel like writing anymore, I'll cut down the outline and write through the ending with three Winter Olympic golds.

This is my way of fulfilling my dream of a Chinese figure-skating queen.]

Shi Yuchao has roamed the martial world for years, with peerless light-footed skills and hidden weapons.

Her daily life: robbing the rich to help the poor (×), upholding justice (√).

After dying, she is reborn as the real daughter of a wealthy family who was switched at birth, and "accidentally" steps onto the figure-skating rink--

3A, 4Lz, 4F, spread eagles across the rink, a candle-spin Biellmann...

And even a godlike raised-arm 4A.

Shi Yuchao shows off her skills with unruffled poise.

From the Chinese National Championships and World Junior Championships to the Four Continents Championships, World Championships, Grand Prix, and Winter Olympics, she never loses.

From Pyeongchang to Beijing-Zhangjiakou to Milan, she dominates the ice through three Olympic cycles, the sole queen of the rink.

She is the first women's singles skater in figure-skating history to complete the Grand Slam, and the undisputed GOAT (Greatest Of All Time) in the sport.

A renowned commentator once lavished her with praise:

For a figure skater, living in the same era as Shi Yuchao is both the greatest fortune and the greatest misfortune.

Her unbeatable technical scores and extraordinary artistic expression make every other skater pale in comparison.

She raised figure skating to unprecedented heights, beyond anyone's reach, then left with effortless grace, leaving everyone to gaze up in awe and worship.

So who would dare say she isn't the god of figure skating?

"I enjoy victory and glory."

"I only want first place."

[I've changed the title. Does it sound even more indulgent now? lol]

Notes:

* The fake heiress is the antagonist, and the reason the heroine chooses figure skating. The heroine crushes her enemies at lightning speed. The focus is on figure skating.

* The author is a country bumpkin who loves indulgent stories, so the golden finger is turned up to the max. It's going to be self-indulgent and satisfying. [Because if it weren't turned up high enough, that prestigious nationality alone could crush you... And you want first place? Dream on (sigh). One more thing: reality really is full of drama too (stares into the distance).]

* The heroine gradually goes from liking figure skating to loving it.

A touch of obsessive-compulsive behavior, a collecting fanatic (she can't settle for one less championship!), and a strong competitive streak.

* The male lead is a supportive, nurturing househusband type who stays in the background. Romance is off the table while the heroine's [body] is underage.

* The author's personal feelings strongly color the heroine's programs and performances.

* Some event schedules and competition rules will differ from reality.

Theme: Strive for excellence, strive to be invincible