My Younger Brother Is the National Team's Star Player

Everyone loves glamorous celebrities, but Yu Siyu prefers the poor souls battered by life's storms.

There's always been a male idol living in her heart: Yu Siqi, the fallen dance prodigy.

Yu Siqi was once hailed by the media as a once-in-a-century genius. His unparalleled dancing skills and androgynous beauty made him Yu Siyu's long-adored ideal for years.

They say he became famous at a young age and was unmatched across the country.

They say he was incredibly intelligent and had a real knack for physics. While other children were still playing in the mud, he had already patented inventions worth millions.

They say his withdrawn personality nearly ended his dance career, yet he repeatedly represented the national team and never lost a match.

The last time Yu Siyu saw him was on the night he became a legend. His fluid movements flashed like blades across a stage watched by thousands... until the competition abruptly ended. He was expelled from the national team and fell from his pedestal. From then on, it was as if he had vanished from the world.

The day her idol left, Yu Siyu was heartbroken. But in the blink of an eye, she traveled back twenty years and became her idol's older sister.

As a child, the national team's leading dancer writes an essay in careful strokes, wearing a serious expression on his young face: My dream is to pin my sister to the ground and rub her until she gets warm.

Yu Siyu stares grimly at her idol, who's now a whole lot smaller: To hell with being the national team's leading dancer! She just wants to pull down his pants and teach him about the action and reaction of forces!

Mini-scene:

Yu Siqi's third-grade diary:

My sister seems like a different person lately. She asked me if I knew why flowers are so red.

I said that when cell sap is acidic, anthocyanins reflect long red wavelengths. The more acidic it is, the redder the color. That's why flowers are red.

But she still beat me up. I don't understand.

It wasn't until I taught myself the physics principle "the greater the mass, the greater the inertia" that I understood. So I pointed it out to her...

Ow, my butt hurts.

Theme: Chase your dreams over mountains