[Fencing] from Top Student to Olympic Champion

Gu Ran is a good-looking student with excellent grades and good at ballet. When I was in junior high school, I had one more choice in life. His new deskmate is a sports student, and Gu Ran helps him make up classes. He invites Gu Ran to watch his training. The coach of the sports school's fencing team saw Gu Ran's eyes light up and invited him to complete a set of tests. Gu Ran was too embarrassed to refuse. After finishing, he found a group of people gathered around him: "Oh, these incredible long legs!" "Long limbs and perfect body proportions!" "Excellent coordination, flexibility, and flexibility." "The key is to be left-handed!" "A good seedling that comes once in a century, we have to take it away with our sword." "Young man, do you want to know more about epee?" "There's no need to argue, he was born for the foil!" Gu Ran: "..." Don't you ask me what I want? Later: National Fencing Championship World Fencing Youth Championships world fencing championships Asian Games Olympic Games … Gu Ran single-handedly ended the era of melee between countries and became the number one foil swordsman with his absolute strength. The young swordsman who has created countless miracles has made the five-star red flag rise in fencing halls around the world! Fencing is known as the ballet of fighting. It wasn't until they saw Gu Ran that people truly understood the meaning of this sentence - white clothes and silver swords, fighting with courtesy, the most elegant aesthetics of violence. The only golden finger is the never-ending desire to win! He is a group portrait, the male lead is a cute little boy who is the favorite of the group, and his teammates, coaches, opponents and classmates all like him. The competition, results, and rules are partly based on reality, partly fictional, and all serve the plot. In passionate competition, the characters have no prototypes. This article is another if line for short track speed skating. The protagonist's character design is roughly the same, with slight adjustments. Purpose: To promote sportsmanship and add luster to the Olympic Games!